All women are indeed, in the form of Shakti

She was the perfect wife, the perfect partner that one could ever have had. She loved Shiva with a purity and passion that was unmatched.
 But it was not as if they did not have their share of quarrels. As the days passed into months, and months into a few years of living together, rubbing one’s persona completely onto the other, the formality that newly weds often maintain, started to fade away.
They would get into animated discussions, and this was actually a sign of the maturing of their fondness for each other. Shiva saw it that way, and He saw it as Sati coming into Her own self-confidence.
Shiva actually loved that She could assert Her own individuality. He understood Her vociferous debates as an assertion of Her womanhood.He was outrightly a lady’s man. In fact, He respected all women,often telling Sati, “Though you are Shakti Durga Herself incarnated as a woman, all women are indeed, also in the form of Shakti.”
Sati loved the fact that Shiva had great respect for Prasuti, Her mother. He had always liked her, and they shared a special relationship. In His jests, He often told Sati, “You are very beautiful, but not the most beautiful of all.” And then, on Sati’s indignation, would add, “Your mother, Prasuti, is the mother of pearl, ”referring to the oysters under the ocean that would birth pearls. Sati had marvelled at His analogies: they always pointed to oceans and underlying mysteries.
At other times, Her own role as that of mother of the whole community in Kailash would sparkle clearly in their lives.~ From
SHIVA, The Ultimate Time Traveller.
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