peNkaLai kâtalikkirên

It is the unifying theme of my presentation here. To me, women are the supreme manifestation of the Divine Feminine in this world.

Their presence is a neverending source of beatific magical wonder, grace, and beauty.

Of all the glories of nature, and the beauties of art and music, and the upliftment of spiritual meditations, it is women most of all who embody this mystical epiphany, the merciful grace of the Divine Presence.

I believe it was this inner reason that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) loved women and openly said so.

This site is a response from my heart for the great blessing of women.

Islam and Sacred Sex.

The presence of sacred sex within traditional Islamic spirituality has long remained one of the world’s hidden treasures. Few Muslims are aware of it, still less those outside of Islam. But a careful reading of original Islamic sources reveals a teaching similar to that of Tantra, expressed in language that conforms to the doctrine of Islam. Muslims have a right to know about this dimension of spiritual blessings offered to them, and the rest of the world may be amazed to discover there’s more to Islam than they ever imagined.

"Three things from your world have been made beloved to me: Women, perfume, and prayer the comfort of my eyes"

"The best of you is the one who is best toward women"

"None honors women except he who is honorable, and none despises them except he who is despicable."

"Woman is the world's finest treasure."

—hadiths of Prophet Muhammad 
 

ani le-dodi ve-‘alay teshuqato

I am my lover's;
his longing is for me,
only for me.

—the Song of Songs
 

Woman is a ray of God; you could say that she is Creator, not created.
—Rumi
 

Das Ewig-Weibliche
Zieht uns hinan.

The Eternal Feminine
Draws us heavenward.
—Goethe
 

"Most men fear women's power.... A sexually aware woman is as powerful as any being on the planet. We're entering a new era: it will be the resurgence of the divine feminine spirit. We must honour that spirit—in ourselves and in others."

—Dr. Baltazar Vincenza