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| I am the Trauma Goddess, | ||
| the Lady of Pain. | ||
| I am a dancer upon the suffering of all mankind. | ||
| In return for devotion, | ||
| I pull thorns from the heart. | ||
| In return for obedience, | ||
| I untie the knots in the belly and the head. | ||
| My compassionate side is hidden, | ||
| But for those whom I love, | ||
| Who have taken on my dark grace, | ||
| I open a path of shining light. | ||
| -excerpted from a devotional song to Vajrayogini |
| Corso: | Why the Devil? | ||
| The Baroness Kessler: | I saw him one day. I was fifteen years old, and I saw him as plain as I see you now. It was love at first sight. |
