In the sacred tapestry of cosmic love, the story of Goddess Sati is not merely myth—it is soul memory. It is the echo of divine power, devotion, and transcendence that lives within every soul who walks the path of awakening.Sati, the first consort of Lord Shiv, was not just a goddess—she was the embodiment of Shakti, the primordial energy of creation. Born of fire, she chose love that defied logic, devotion that defied fear, and truth that defied tradition. Her union with Shiv was not a marriage—it was a merging of consciousness and energy, of stillness and movement, of divine masculine and divine feminine.When her father, King Daksha, rejected Shiv and dishonored their sacred bond, Sati did not retaliate with vengeance. She offered herself to the fire, not in despair, but in divine protest—a cosmic act of purification. Her sacrifice shattered illusion and awakened the wrathful compassion of Shiv, who danced the Tandava, the dance of destruction and rebirth.