Human Savitri has to prepare herself to meet the challenge of Death by doing Yoga, Yoga directly under the guidance of the supreme Shakti, her superconscient self. She has discovered Love, but Love’s safety in her humanity rests in her holding the divine Power in it, holding it in her spirit and in her equipped soul. Narad comes to initiate her on the path, that she may succeed in hewing the ways of Immortality in this mirky transient and sorrowful world, dominated since its beginning by Ignorance and Death. In this attempt of hers one day she will be standing on a dangerous brink, “carrying the world’s future on her lonely breast”. She might lose, she might stumble and fall—and the outcome is unknown even to Narad. Will it be extinction or eternal life in the Good of the Great—who knows what shall be the end? Narad foretells: Even if God seems to leave her to her lone strength can battle against doom—even on a brink where Death alone seems close and no human strength can hinder or can help. She must be left to herself, to her mighty self and Fate. When she will be left to herself, will then be Love safe in her. This is what happened on the fated day in the lone and inhuman forest when the Noon was covered by the dark Shadow.

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