Every goddess—Durga, Kali, Parvati, Saraswati—is a manifestation of Shakti. She creates, she preserves, she destroys. She’s knowledge (Saraswati), wealth (Lakshmi), and ferocity (Kali).

Kali, also called Shyama Kali, is the first of the 10 avatars (incarnations) of Durga. Kali Puja is performed essentially to seek protection against drought and war, for general happiness, health ...

Durga’s possession of the Kamandala, ... She manifests in numerous forms like Parvati, Kali, Saraswati, and Lakshmi. She is loving, caring, nourishing, yet at the same time can be ferocious, ...

Durga and Kali - Famous for her prowess in battle, Durga the Unassailable used the strength of her will, her knowledge and force of action, to defeat the purveyors of evil and to vanquish the ...

GODDESS PARVATI in Details and I - Pravati Ma hai Iswaar ka Roop, Wo hai Druga, aur Shankar ki Shakti sawroop, Pravati hai Ganesh aur Kartikay ka Mata, Aur Shankar ko Shakti ki data.

Goddess Kali, challenges conventional perceptions of divinity. ... The worship of Durga dates back over 4,000 years, with references to Uma and Parvati in ancient texts. In 'Tales of Durga', ...

Here, Shiva holds the hand of Parvati who stands on his right. Parvati’s figure is smaller than Shiva’s and her shy eyes are closed. Both Shiva and Parvati look elegant yet very humble. Parvati is ...

Goddess Kali is thought to be the Goddess of time, change, and destruction. She is the violent and destructive manifestation of Goddess Parvati. A name for Goddesses Durga and Kali ...