Now we may come to the ritualistic worship
of Devi Mother in the form of Kali Mata in the
divine dispensation. We worship Kali Mata for
complete three days during Navaratri Puja in the
month of Aswin. In West Bengal and many other
parts of Eastern India, She is worshipped in pomp
and ceremony on the occasion of Deepavali. Kali
Mata is generally described in a terrible form. She
is conceived as the very first of conception of the
Divine Mother in the Shakti Cult of Sanatana
Dharma. We generally think that Kali worshippers
are Tamasik by nature. Kali is described in the
scriptures as a dreaded deity. She is conceived
in a woman form with a dark body and a lolling
red tongue with a garland of skulls. She is dressed
in skirt made of severed human hands with a sword
dropping blood. This is obviously a terrible form.
An orthodox Hindu family in Orissa for this reason
generally fears to keep the photo of such a divine
figure in a dreaded form. It is a natural mistake
which requires to be corrected at the level of the
devotees of Shakti Mata. In graspable analogy,
Kali Mata is after all our Divine Mother. She is
the destroyer of evil and restorier of bliss. This is
the reason why She is portrayed in a terrible form.
Devi Mata is also the protector of Sadhus and
restorer of religion. She is compassionate, human,
kind-hearted and all-merciful in Her divine
dispensation. Kali Mata stands for a glorified divine
entity. She is always intent upon a divine purpose.
In the usual graspable analogy, destruction is a
part of the constructive process in life. Kali, in
Her destructive form, Swami Chidananda says,
is always an avenger of sin and
un-truthfulness on earth. As the destroyer of
un-rightiousness and wickedness, She has always
a pious commitment to restore a divine order in
the society. Kali Mata in Her spiritual dispensation
has a noble purpose to establish the glory of
human humanity in everybody's life. She destroys
ignorance to bestow knowledge. She destroys
darkness so that we may feel glorified to march
Now we may come to the ritualistic worship
of Devi Mother in the form of Kali Mata in the
divine dispensation. We worship Kali Mata for
complete three days during Navaratri Puja in the
month of Aswin. In West Bengal and many other
parts of Eastern India, She is worshipped in pomp
and ceremony on the occasion of Deepavali. Kali
Mata is generally described in a terrible form. She
is conceived as the very first of conception of the
Divine Mother in the Shakti Cult of Sanatana
Dharma. We generally think that Kali worshippers
are Tamasik by nature. Kali is described in the
scriptures as a dreaded deity. She is conceived
in a woman form with a dark body and a lolling
red tongue with a garland of skulls. She is dressed
in skirt made of severed human hands with a sword
dropping blood. This is obviously a terrible form.
An orthodox Hindu family in Orissa for this reason
generally fears to keep the photo of such a divine
figure in a dreaded form. It is a natural mistake
which requires to be corrected at the level of the
devotees of Shakti Mata. In graspable analogy,
Kali Mata is after all our Divine Mother. She is
the destroyer of evil and restorier of bliss. This is
the reason why She is portrayed in a terrible form.
Devi Mata is also the protector of Sadhus and
restorer of religion. She is compassionate, human,
kind-hearted and all-merciful in Her divine
dispensation. Kali Mata stands for a glorified divine
entity. She is always intent upon a divine purpose.
In the usual graspable analogy, destruction is a
part of the constructive process in life. Kali, in
Her destructive form, Swami Chidananda says,
is always an avenger of sin and
un-truthfulness on earth. As the destroyer of
un-rightiousness and wickedness, She has always
a pious commitment to restore a divine order in
the society. Kali Mata in Her spiritual dispensation
has a noble purpose to establish the glory of
human humanity in everybody's life. She destroys
ignorance to bestow knowledge. She destroys
darkness so that we may feel glorified to march
การแปล กรุณารอสักครู่..