Monalisa: The Divine Feminine Beyond Form ...ମୋ...ନାଁ....ଲିସା !?|

Monalisa: An Odia Woman

If Earth were to embody femininity, how would its divine form appear? Immersed in such contemplation, the tranquil seeker Leonardo da Vinci became lost in a transcendental state. Like a mystical ascetic, he abandoned hunger and exhaustion, engrossed in the meditative balance of Ida, Pingala, and Sushumna.

As his trance deepened, the void before him began to glow faintly with a distant light, yet the face within that illumination remained obscured.

Does a woman’s essence lie in her physical form? Is a woman merely her body? Such sudden questions stirred the silent artist, propelling him into a profound inner inquiry.

A revelation whispered from the void:
"A woman is not her body, for the body is worldly. The essence of a woman lies beyond the physical. When men, driven by desires, seek to invade her sacred reservoir of energy, her intrinsic power gradually diminishes—though neither they nor she may realize it. This depletion erodes her innate ability to hold divine energy in its purest form."

Da Vinci, seeking the mysteries hidden within these words, became ever more detached, diving deeper into his practice. His meditation grew so intense that he lost all awareness of his physical senses—his sight, hearing, and touch dissolved into nothingness.

Then came a moment of epiphany—a day of divine inspiration. Guided by an inner command, the artist blindfolded himself, grasped his sketchpad, and began to draw as if possessed by the void itself. It felt as though an unseen hand guided his own, shaping every stroke on the canvas.

Overcome by curiosity, Da Vinci, in his trance-like state, finally asked for her name—the name of the celestial muse who had captivated his spirit. Slowly, the blindfold lifted. The fragrance of her divine essence filled the air, intoxicating his soul. And then, for the last time, a voice echoed in his ears:
"My name is… Lisa."

Thus, the timeless Monalisa was born—not merely a portrait, but a metaphysical embodiment of divine femininity, bridging the earthly and the eternal.