The act constitutes Shiva's duty to dharma, at the same time revealing his love for Parvati by assuring his return to life ...

Kali is depicted as a fierce, dark-skinned goddess with disheveled hair, holding a sword and a severed head. She is often shown standing or dancing on the body of her consort, Lord Shiva.

Nowadays we look at Shiva as one of the trinity of Brahma Ji ... Then at the beginning of the Kali Yuga, towards the end of the Mahabharata, when the shift happened from Vedic worship to Puranic ...

The book explores Shiva's reluctant journey as he grapples ... Equipped with a divine sword, he battles his nemesis, the malevolent Kali, to reclaim the city. However, Kalki faces a profound ...

Shiva instead commands that Darika will die at the hand of the goddess Kali. Mudiyettu is performed annually in Bhagavati Kavus, the temples of the goddess, in different villages along the rivers ...