Kali Puja for Vashikaran and protection from enemy
Mula Mantra : Om Kreem Kalikaye Namah
The goddess Kali incarnated from the supreme divine Devi Shakti to place an end to the fright of evil spirit brothers Shumbh Nishumbh. The name of Goddess Kali is derived from the Sanskrit term Kal meaning time. Ma Kali is a symbol of feminine vitality according to her strong characteristics. Some great religious scholars and philosophers have questioned the truth that the powerful goddess is a deity of death. They instead propose that she is the goddess of death in the sense of killing the ego of a human being and hence playing a principal role in removing his vices.
Ma Kali is also believed to be responsible for making one detached from the selfish world and hence giving you getting rid of the fear of death from the person's mind. The goddess makes the human beings realize that ultimately man is mortal and has to go away his bodily form. The goddess Kali is usually represented as dark blue the colour of the stormy weather sky thus signifying her limitless form. The Goddess is generally depicted in her four arm form and in her vicious Mahakali form she is shown as having ten arms holding weapons she received from all the gods. The goddess while killing the demons is shown with disheveled hair, her tongue protruding with rage while her neck is adorned by a necklace made from demon heads.
Kaali Mata is revered deeply across all parts of India. People yearning to go to a different spiritual plane religiously pay obeisance to the goddess and meditate taking her name. Her motherly and compassionate form comes to the fore when Lord Shiva goes to the battleground as a wailing infant, to pacify the goddess who is full of rage after killing the demons. The goddess on noticing the newborn, turns to him to stop him from crying and further breastfeeds him. The followers of Goddess Kali thus revere her as a mother and the goddess with no selfish interests grants boon to her kids.
The shrines goddess kali are multiplying in the nation day by day. She is especially worshipped to in the state of West Bengal. Dakshineshwar and Kalighat in Kolkatta are perhaps the most popular shrines of goddess Kali where devotees across the nation pour in large numbers throughout the year. For the Bengalis goddess Kali is the supreme being and hence a visit to the Kalibadi - where the goddess's idol is kept is mandatory. Here the Ma Kali isn't seen because the destroyer but as one who is the granter of blessings and looks after the interests of her believers.
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