Kali, also known as Mahakali, Durga, Dakshina K?lik? in Sanskrit, is a Hindu goddess who destroys evil in order to protect the innocent she is also known as the Goddess of death, time, and doomsday. She directs life from its inception to its conclusion. The goddess is in charge of three powers: creation, conservation, and annihilation. In Hinduism, she is known as Adi Shakti or Parvati (the incomparable of all powers), who is Lord Shiva’s wife and the mother of all living beings. With her connection to blood atonement, passing, and destruction, Kali has all the makings of a spectacular apparition of the holy. Simultaneously, Kali is seen as a conclusive mother figure, protector, and legend. As indicated by Tantrism, she is the heavenly “mother” or father of the universe. She shows life is short and nothing stays with us, which is why she wears a wreath of skulls. Nonetheless, she is moreover an authoritative changing power of time which is to take us from death to never-ending status. She has multiple names and forms like Durga, Sati, Rudrani, Parvati, Chinnemastica, Kamakshi, Umak Menakshi, Himavati, Kumari, etc. Goddess Kali is depicted as an impossible space, the unlimited void, shown by her faint blue tone. She is the best example of ‘feminism’ as well as ‘masculinity’ each one of us has the power to be like Kali who lives inside each of us and it also helps to end all kinds of evils in our lives. There is a justification for why Goddess Durga transformed into Goddess Kali or Mahakali.

According to the story of “Raktab?ja,” there was once a great demon named ‘Raktab?ja‘ who was granted the ability to duplicate himself as soon as his drop of blood hit the Earth. The Gods were unable to control the infamous monster because of this gift. As a result, Shakti was invoked in the shape of Goddess Durga to destroy the demon. The Goddess charged at the demon, armed with all of her weapons. But the demon multiplied as soon as she wounded him with her sword and his blood fell on Earth. The droplets of blood that landed on Earth produced massive armies of Raktab?ja. Enraged, the Devi assumed the terrible form of Kali, and with the sword in her hand, she destroyed the demon. She would murder each demon and immediately drink his blood, eventually finishing the entire army of Raktab?ja and leaving only the true Raktab?ja, whom she slewed and drank all his blood until he fell down lifeless.