Words on the Way - Muz Murray Mantra Yoga Master

the emanation and dissolution of the phenomenal worlds. As
Time, she ‘drinks the blood’ or swallows up, all beings. Thus
her horrific image in iconography is simply a pictorial and
symbolic representation of reality as it is.
Kal means ‘to count, or measure’ or ‘set in motion,’ again
inferring Time.
Kali has many different aspects: as beauty, as horror, as
creatrice and destructrice, as the Eternal principle, as active
power, as the element of air or wind, to name a few. In her form
as a loving goddess, she is called Bhadra and is said to reside in
the spiritual heart centre on the right side of the chest.
Her bija—the contracted seed mantra of her name—is kr⁄m,
related to kriya, or action.
As the primary goddess of tantric practitioners, worshippers
have to pass through the Kål⁄ Maha Vidya —‘Great Knowledge of
Kål⁄,’ before being allowed to continue with the perception of
deeper tantric studies.
Quotes:
Other:
a) The side of a throwing dice with only one dot.
Bib:
a) Kali:The Goddess of Feminine Energy — Ajit Mookerji (Thames & Hudson.)
Refs:
Kål⁄-Yuga
(kar-lee-yoo
yoo-gah)
Var: Kaliyuga, (Kali-yug, Kaaleeyug)
Synon:
Sense: ‘The Age of Kål⁄ (the black deity) — known as the Iron
Age.’ A time period calculated by Sanskrit scholars, such as
Kullka Bhatta, as consisting of 432,000 human years’. This present
age is said to have begun in 3102 B.C.
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