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Aswapati, the forerunner of the future, is face to face with the Divine Mother. Her Darshan fills his being with infinite Bliss and a hymn of adoration spontaneously bursts forth from his soul. He is in front of the giver of all boons, the transmuting alchemist Energy that alone can change all future Time.

The Seer-King Aswapati has discovered the great Secret or the secret of secrets, so to say. Beyond all that he has known and realized thus far he has now glimpsed the supreme Glory that alone can change the course of things here.

A hymn of adoration bursts forth in Aswapati’s heart as he beholds the vision wonderful. Yes, it is She for whom he had yearned and sought after. She is the golden bridge, the transmuting Love, the Original Light and Power of whom all else is a shadow or a reflection.

Night vanished and her secret purpose discovered in Her embrace. ... She wore the world as Her outermost robe even as Her Heart of Love annulled all suffering and error and pain.

The two-way Golden bridge is discovered and Aswapati now feels the Bliss and the rapture of Her contact. His being is filled with a Light and Power no words can speak. He becomes the center of Her luminous Force.

We have in Savitri the revelation of the Divine Mother in Her threefold status as the Individual, Universal and the Transcendent Mother.

Aswapati ... stands on the borders of the Unknowable. He is face to face with the Supreme Reality, Formless, Featureless, Absolute, Alone, One without a second, Infinite, Eternal. He can, if such be the last will of his being dissolve in the infinity and be done with life and birth and death.

The Divine Being, the Supreme Purusha of the Vedas is without form or attributes. Even the most beautiful form, the form of the gods, harmonious and sweet is merely a shadow and a reflection of Him who cannot be captured into any Form or defined by any Name.

Aswapati, the King-sage, has broken through the boundaries of mortal consciousness and entered into other Time-Space domains, higher and vaster than our own. He has freed himself from the fundamental ignorance that holds us captive to the dualities of pleasure and pain, sorrow and happiness.