The Hindu goddess of death of the ego is KAALI, worshipped particularly in eastern India and southern India. She is the Divine Mother and the ferocious powerful Avtar of the uNIVERSE, The SHAKTI. She might look scary wearing the garlands of the skull around her neck and her tongue lurking around, but she is a …
JAI MAA KALI KALIKATTEYWALI – Indian Goddess Kali Read More »
BHOOT CHATURDASHI is the Indian (Bengal to be precise)version of Halloween broadly speaking. Unlike HALLOWEEN, it isn’t observed on any specific calendar date. It is always celebrated the night before Kali Puja or Diwali. As per the Hindu date/time calculation, it falls on the 14th day of the Krishna Paksha during moon’s the waning phase. …
The 9th Avtaar of Parvati, Devi Siddhidatri represents divine blessings necessary for attaining higher truth, supernatural intelligence, and spiritual powers. She is worshipped on the 9th day of Navratri.
Devi Mahagauri symbolizes wisdom, forgiveness, prosperity, purity and fulfills all the wishes of her devotees. She is worshipped on the 8th day of Navratri
The fiercest form of Parvati devi or Adishakti, Devi Kaalratri fiercely fights off the demons symbolizing the remover and destroyer of obstacles and evils lurking around in the Universe. She also is the protector of all animals and is seen riding a donkey whom she cares for and sees as equal as any other popular …
The fierce avatar of Goddess Parvati or Adishakti, Devi Katyayani helps her devotees by removing their obstacles and warding off evil or negative energies.
The fourth avatar of Adi Shakti (Goddess Parvati), Devi Kushmanda is believed to be the creator of the world as per Hindu mythology. She shows light in the darkness with her positive energy and divinity.
