মা কালী - Kali Mantra

The time that consumes all life, even the one who has not consumed, the Mahayabaran Tantra says that it is Kali - Adyashakti.

Kallnat omnipotent Mahakal: Prakriti.
Mahakalas Kalnaat wearing skinny kalaika.

Time is cruel, but that is not the final truth. The origin and status of the world is influenced by the power of kala. In the great flood that time is again devouring the entire creation. But remember, the great time that is now, is also under consequences. In the great flood, the power of blackness finally dissolves inside the Mahakali.

In the words of Ramprasad, "the period of time is great."

The Kali Tantra quote "Kali is the Kali theologian."

Kali Adyashakti says Mahanabirana Tantra. Because kali is the original seed of the whole world. When time did not originate, it was Mahakali.

"The Thousand Asitamsa Gourmagre" (One 1/12/3)
"Tamo or Idmekamra Asiat" (Maitrayani audition)

This eternal infinite pure Tamas-Tantra Shastra has called them as Adyashakti Kali.
 The black form of Kali's glory of glory is incomprehensible to the mind.
The Mahanabirana Tantra says "the creation of the Tamakaseitomarama is very hot"

O Goddess, you were the only form of creation in the beginning, the form of your being is incomprehensible in words and in mind.

The word kali is a feminine form of the word kali. This word means Krishna (black) or 'dark color'. In the Hindu epic Mahabharata, Bhadrakali is mentioned as a form of Goddess Durga. In the Mahabharata, another goddess called 'Kalratri' or 'Kali' is found. It carries the souls of warriors and animals killed in battle. Again, in the book Harivansh, a monster named Kali is found. The word 'tomorrow' has two meanings: 'time appointed' and 'death'. But in the context of the goddess, the word means "higher than time". Although the term 'black' has nothing to do with it, according to Thomas Coburn, a prominent researcher in Sanskrit literature, the word 'black' can also be used to mean 'black'.

There are various variations of Kali among them, such as Dakshinakali, Shamshankali, Bhadrakali, Rakshakali, Guhakali, Mahakali, Chamunda, etc. They are basically a mixture of domestic and common occupant names.