The wood fresco on the ceiling depicts the union of Shiv and Shakti, or male and female energy. The two figures depicted in the fresco embody the Shiv and Shakti principles, with each becoming a deity to the other, and their union bringing them closer to a single fundamental reality and achieve higher levels of consciousness. The Sex to Salvation lamp depicts how male and female energies work together to complete the energy circle by providing what the other lacks. To meditate, a male sits atop the visual combination of that male and female energy form. Several women above him are manifestations of Shakti, or feminine energy, who elevate him to higher levels of existence. The Khajuraho miniatures and sensual figurines in the room depict sexual union as a means of spiritual completion. The chair in the room, inspired by the male reproductive organ, represents the continuity of life.