Not kidding . I have done so in advance . <| sep |> Worldwide , they translated it to english as well . So it is for both . <| sep |> I work in the same building as you . I ' ve been eyein ' up your car for the last couple weeks Congrats dude ! <| sep |> Some do , some don ' t . The most likely places are on the part of the fender that the mirror is blocking , or on the opposite side . <| sep |> I don ' t get why she was so upset at the guy on her show , who was quoting someone who said it . She ' s getting upset at the wrong guy . <| sep |> this guy almost died y 1 zBBu 6 V 44 <| sep |> NamasteSo I read this yesterday , and am still processing it . Aditi Devi ' s devotion to Maa Kali is rather impressive and complex , and her willingness to write this book in such a heartfelt manner really won me over . I ' ve never seen something describing the vamamarga Tantric path in such detail without it becoming , for lack of a better term , gross or pornographic . She manages to be very explicit without being disrespectful to The Goddess or to womenHer description of Adyapeeth set my hairs on end . I ' ve only been there once , but it was truly amazing . At first I thought the book was about the Adyastotram , which is connected to that temple and to AdyaMaa as well . It used to be a more active part of my sadhana , and it makes me want to revisit it . It was also refreshing to see a work on Goddess Tantra written explicitly and unapologetically for a female practitioner . For too long a lot of feminine teachings were masked in sandhya bhasya twilight language hidden and esoteric , never discussed or brought to the surface . I have read dozens of books on Shaktaa theology and practice , but this is the first one where things were illuminated in this fashion . I will admit as a man reading this , some of it was lost on me . I thought her translation of the 100 Names of Kali was excellent , though I have some quibbles with her word choices . The meditations on each one varied a great deal some of her analysis was spot on , but at other times I felt she was filling a space of the progression of names with her own personal experiences about the Divine Mother . I will admit , I am tempted to undertake the sadhana , and see what happens to myself . My relationship to Mother Kali is somewhat fraught Durga is my Ishtadevi , and more recently I have gravitated towards Sri Lalita . The author makes a good point that I had not read before Kalikula is devoted to the New Moon , while Srikula is devoted to the Full Moon . This personally resonated with a great deal of truth to me , and requires further inquiry . Jai Maa !