Kali The Goddess Book

Kali The Goddess Book | काली द गॉडेस पुस्तक 

Kali The Goddess Book (काली द गॉडेस पुस्तक): The author trio wrote this book Kali Devi after deep study and research on Goddess Kali. She is not only a first Mahavidya but also the epitome of power and the Divine Mother. She expresses this Adi Shakti which is a book of wisdom and worth studying for all. The Supreme Reality is One, Absolute, Indescribable, Inexpressible.

It is beyond the grasp of the human mind, which turns back into bafflement when it attempts to grasp reality. Turning towards manifestation it transforms itself into a beautiful presentation of existence and consciousness, as Purusha and Shakti, God and Power. She wishes to manifest and Her power, she executes.

For this is She who is none other than She is. This is She who She is. This is Adi Shakti, the Divine Mother, the head of all creation, all words, all beings, and all that constitutes manifestation. Among the personalities of the Divine Mother. The Supreme Power are the four great goddesses, Maheshwari, Mahakali, Mahalakshmi, and Maha Saraswati, who are concerned with the fulfillment of cosmic purpose.

She harmonizes and dominates all existence, for she is the transcendental mother, she unites the manifest with the unmanifest. Mahakali (Shiva’s Shakti) embodies the power of enormous strength and force. Moreover, she has an intensity and divine violence that none can resist. When she springs into action, none can stand before her.

To all the agents and champions of falsehood like the Asuras. She embodies the warrior spirit of the manifest divine which thrives on war. She also extends her helping hand, for she too is the mother, and behind her anger is deep love, focused on the greatest progress of the seeker (Parvati-Durga).

The Indescribable Power:

Mahakali brings intensity wherever she appears, she is the power for the triumph of the divine. The Vedas propound the identity of Shiva and Shakti. Both are described as one; one without the other is a corpse. Shiva is the form of knowledge and beauty and Shakti is the form of action and power. Knowledge without action is useless and that is why Kali standing on Shiva’s chest is worshipped.

This book deals with all aspects of Kali: Devi, Mahakali, Shaktism, and Tantrism. Besides, all the various aspects that an interested reader would find fascinating. This book is small in comparison to the vast mythology, exploits, and episodes of Goddess Kali. But brings out the essential knowledge about the great Goddess. This useful book was under publication by Indiana Publishing House and the authors are grateful to Mr. SC Sethi.