Nityaklinnnā

This chapter opens on the Tṛtīyā tithi — the day of Nityaklinnnā, the Eternally Moist. Her nature is fluidity, the inexhaustible flow of compassion that never dries into transaction. The third verse of the Śrī Suktam invokes Śrī riding forward on horses and chariots — abundance in motion, not hoarded but circulating. Nityaklinnnā teaches that money, like water, must move to remain alive. Stagnation corrupts; flow sustains.