Kali

Mahakali (Shakti of Shiva) embodying the power of towering strength and force has extreme intensity of divine violence which nothing can resist. When she move into action, nothing can stand before her. To all the agents and champions of falsehood like Asuras (demons evil doers), she displays the warrior spirit of manifesting divine that thrives on battle (Durga and Kali). She also stretches her hand to succour for she too is a mother stretches her hand to succor for she too is a mother behind her wrath there is the deep love which is intent on the greatest progress of the seeker (Parwati-Durga). Mahakali brings intensity wherever she manifests and she is the motivating force for the victory of the Divine. The Vedas have enunciated the identity of Shiva and Shakti. Both have been described as one and the same: one without the other is a non-entity. Shiva is the form of knowledge and aesthetics and Shakti is the form of action and power. Without action knowledge is useless a corpse and that is why kali standing on the chest of Shiva is worshipped. This book deals with all aspects of Kali-be it as the goddess, as Mahakali in Saktism in trantricism and in all different aspects, which an interested reader shall find fascinating. The book is small as compared to the vast mythology, exploits and episodes of goddess kali but brings out all the essential knowledge about the great Goddess.