Kali
Yantra Black Statue
6 inches
high by 4 inches wide by 2.5 inches deep
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Flat black resin and
Ganges Clay mixture, painted and hand finished. Detailed image that's subtle in
Her fierceness due to the uniform black color. This image comes from the
Dakinshawar Kali Temple, a place of pilgrimage where enlightenment has been
found by at least one well-known Spiritual Master in Calcutta, India.
Goddess-Loving Man: Ramakrishna
*Dakshineswar Kali Temple is is
famous for its association with Ramkrishna, who achieved spiritual vision here.
An internationally known place of pilgrimage, Rama Krishna Paramahamsa achieved
his spiritual vision, preaching the unity of all religions from this temple.
Ramakrishna served as temple's head priest. From the first days of his service
in the shrine of the Goddess Kali, he was filled with a rare form of love for
the Goddess known in Hinduism as maha-bhava. Worshiping in front of the statue
of Kali, Ramakrishna would be overcome with such ecstatic love for the deity
that he would fall to the ground, immersed in spiritual trance, losing all
consciousness of the physical world.
Ramakrishna fully realized the infinite and all-inclusive nature of the divine.
Built by Rani Rashmoni in 1847, the Temple is situated alongside the Vivekananda
Bridge north of Calcutta, about 20 km. from BBD Bagh.
The 12- spired temple hosts an enormous courtyard surrounded by 12 other
temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.
*Source: Society for
Confluence of Festivals in India (SCFI)
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