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The 18th shloka of the 5th tav (chapter) "Sakal Janani Tav" in the Panchastavi is a devotional verse praising the Universal Mother, addressing her as the source and support of all beingsShloka 18

Panchastavi Shloka 18
Exploring the Divine Significance of Panchastavi Shloka 18
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Pañcastavi is a pentad of devotional hymns sung in praise of Parabhaṭṭārikā Mahā-tripurasundari. The throb of ecstasy of the Divine I-Consciousness is spiritual dynamism, called Spanda, which is the absolute freedom of Śiva or Śiva’s svātantrya Śakti. Šiva has no flux but serves as the causa sinequa non of all pulsation as His own Sakti. Parāśakti is, therefore, yoni, the source or the Supreme Mother whose five glories are consciousness (cit), bliss (ananda), volition (icchā), knowledge (jñana), and activity (kriya). These glories are praised in the Pañcastavi in reverse order.It is said that during his glorious visit to Kashmir, Śri Sankaracharya was impressed with these hymns recited by a Kashmiri Pandit. Basically a monistic treatise, Pañcastavi deals with secrets of Kundalini power according to Sakta tradition which corresponds to krama system of Kashmir Saivism. This commentary is an attempt to bring out inner meanings of these “deceptively simple” poems on Kundalini Yoga.The worship of the Ultimate Reality as Mother is a unique feature of the Vedic spiritual tradition of India. Among the various compositions in the praise of the Divine Mother, Pañcastavi occupies an important place. It is a treatise comprising five hymns in praise of the Supreme Sakti. Siva is the transcendental Self, and His Sakti is the cause of all manifestations. It is by the grace of the Sakti that one experiences the transcendental Siva. This is a work that can be described as Kundalini Yoga or Sakta Yoga as well, which culminates in Advaita or Non-Dualism.

Panchastavi Shloka 18 holds *divine significance* as a profound hymn dedicated to the **Universal Mother (Sakala Janani)**, embodying the cosmic energy that governs creation, sustenance, and dissolution. This shloka venerates the Mother as the **source of all worlds and beings**, symbolizing the unity of diverse cosmic functions and the embodiment of supreme knowledge and compassion.

Spiritually, it reveals the Mother as **Tripurasundari**, the Divine Energy manifesting in threefold cosmic aspects—creation, preservation, and destruction—reflecting the essential unity behind multiplicity. The shloka highlights her role as the **embodiment of super-knowledge (Maha Vidya)**, beyond speech and intellect, whose grace dispels ignorance and fear, including the fear of death.

The hymn also emphasizes the transformative power of devotion to this Universal Mother, suggesting that her compassionate presence nurtures the devotee’s spiritual awakening and inner peace. It encapsulates the idea that the Divine Mother is the ultimate refuge and the source of all bliss, guiding souls toward liberation through her boundless mercy and cosmic power.

In summary, Panchastavi Shloka 18 is a spiritual ode to the all-pervading Divine Feminine, celebrating her as the compassionate, omnipotent Mother who sustains the cosmos and leads devotees to the highest spiritual realization.