Kali (1988)
Kali is a 1988 kālī (hindu deity) book written by Ajit Mookerjee.
"Although she is often presented (in her warrior aspect) as cruel and horrific, with her lolling red tongue and necklace of severed heads, Kali is creator and nurturer - the essence of Mother-love and feminine energy (Sakti). As Divine Mother Lotus-goddess, she brings worlds to birth, sustains them and absorbs them, in a never-ending cycle of her own opening and closing."--back cover.
The author draws on the powerful imagery of painting, sculpture, and literature in this celebration of the Hindu goddess.
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What is Kali about?
"Although she is often presented (in her warrior aspect) as cruel and horrific, with her lolling red tongue and necklace of severed heads, Kali is creator and nurturer - the essence of Mother-love and feminine energy (Sakti). As Divine Mother Lotus-goddess, she brings worlds to birth, sustains them and absorbs them, in a never-ending cycle of her own opening and closing."--back cover. The author draws on the powerful imagery of painting, sculpture, and literature in this celebration of the Hindu goddess.
When was Kali published?
Kali was published in 1988.
Who made Kali?
Kali was written by Ajit Mookerjee.