Alakh Prus Ri Cheli | अलख प्रुस ऋ चली रे | Shakti bhajan by Guru Gorakhnath

Описание: This is a very powerful Shakti Bhajan, and it is penned in the spiritual tradition of Guru Gorakhnath, speaking of the eternal passage of the Divine Shakti through the four ages of yugs.
The bhajan says that Shakti keeps changing her form in every age, but she is always blameless, unattached, and untouched by the conflicts of the world. She is there in every age, every tale, every change – but the human beings fight amongst themselves without realizing the truth.
Shakti in Different Yugs
First Yug – Umya (Uma)
In the first yug, Shakti manifested as Uma. It is believed that there was a great spiritual struggle and conflict between great sages and even Mahadev in connection with her divine presence.
Second Yug – Sita
In the second yug, Shakti took birth as Sita. The great battle between Rama and Ravana occurred but the underlying divine force in the story was Shakti herself.
Third Yug – Draupadi
In the third yug, she manifested as Draupadi. The great battle between the Kauravas and Pandavas occurred – but again, no one could hold the divine Shakti responsible for the cosmic play.
Fourth Yug – Kalyug (Kalka Form)
In this current age, she is known as Kalka – strong, fierce, and transformative. In Kalyug, there are battles, curses (bhopa dunaon), desires, and endless discontent. People attempt to fulfill their worldly desires – but desires only increase in strength.
Spiritual Message of the Bhajan
This bhajan holds a profound spiritual message:
Shakti is always present in every age.
Human beings fight due to ego and desire.
No one questions the underlying cosmic force in events.
The divine Shakti is always unblemished, pure, and blameless.
The spiritual message is:
The message is clear:
“It is not Shakti who creates conflict — it is human attachment, greed, and uncontrolled desire.”
This bhajan reminds us that Divine Energy is neutral and universal. She does everything, sustains everything, and transforms everything – yet remains innocent and beyond accusation.