Charitarpakhyan tells a person what happens when a person follows the animal instinct of lust. The power of the sword is not Chandi or primal force of maya. Clearly in Chandi di Vaar, Satguru says it's Akal Purakh and not Chandi or bhagauti. Devis are characters in the play and they lose and the sword (Akal Purakh) wins; conquers the demons and Chandi, other devis as well. The Sword represent the power of destruction of the egotistical, lustful, hateful, attached, greedy players.
The definition of truth in Sikhi is Akal Purakh, Now let's replace The TRUTH in your sentence with Akal Purakh:
Akal Purakh comes into action with the Primal force of maya.....this is the feminine chandi..., the devi...., maya herself....,the power of the sword...bhagauti...
Akal Purakh is in always into action and is not dependant on maya or does not need maya to present himself because the one seeing is maya. Even in the void, he is in action and inaction. Even if the word "the truth" is not replaced with Akal Purakh it goes against Sikhi. The Truth does not come into action with the primal force of maya. The truth is and always will be. Mool Mantar is very clear on this topic.
What you are presenting is the teaching of 3HO devi worship, which is also performed by sanatan followers who refer to themselves as Sikhs.
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