The Goddess Kali signifies as divine mother Sakti capable of destruction and creation of life. She is synonymous with strength, courage, confidence, and positivity. As per Devi Mahatmya, Goddess Kali came into existence from the wrath of Goddess Durga to slay the demon Raktabija. He was one such asura who had the power to split into hundreds of new Raktabijasuras from the drop of his blood but Goddess Kali with her enormous skill lap up the blood before it could reach the ground and emerge victorious on the battlefield. Good anger emerges from the noble vision and is directed towards injustice and ignorance. In every battle Goddess, Kali overcame negative forces and achieved victory on truth.
The bronze statue of Goddess Kali exemplifies the aspect of courage and valor that inspires strength and power in others. The Goddess is depicted with many hands bearing diverse weapons, the severed head of a demon, and a bowl to prevent his blood from touching the ground. Usually, Goddess Kali’s terrifying demeanor is suggested in most of the statues or paintings wherein she exhibited in the state of rage or fury with a tongue sticking out but in this bronze statue divine mother is seated on a decorative pedestal after attaining victory on her enemies through her brilliance, beauty, and unparalleled strength. Her body is adorned with exquisite ornaments rather than skulls. The calm and contented expression on her face celebrates the ultimate truth. Here she is presented as a Supreme Energy who is ready to bestow her devotees with innumerable blessings. Her Shakti helps to face challenges and in her presence negative forces fade away, irrespective of how strong they appear to be. The Goddess inspires everyone to overcome obstacles that arise at different steps and emerge victoriously.
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