108 names of Ma Kali- Ashtottara Shatanamavali of Goddess Kali

6/9/2020

Here we present the 108 names of Ma (Mother Goddess) Kali...

Devotees typically chant the name in the sequence to appease and appeal to Maa Kali and obtain love and blessings.

You could do this as part of your daily sadhana (prayer-routine) or during the four Navratri-s (nine nights of the mother goddess) or during Kali Chaudas, which is a celebratory day during the Diwali or on any Saturday.

It is particularly potent to pray to Ma Kali during the black moon (i.e. amavasya, no moon) and during the full moon (Purnima) lunar phases.

Here we present the 108 names of Ma (Mother Goddess) Kali in the Devnagri script (Sanskrit, Hindi) and also in English transliteration, so people not familiar with the Devnagri script can still easily read the document and conduct this very potent prayer to Goddess Kali.

108 Names of Ma Kali- Ashtottara Shatanamavali of Goddess Kali from Maitreyi Gautam

Note: You are also able to download this document, so you can easily refer to it during your prayers...visit my slide-share profile and there you can download this eBook, so you can conveniently read it anytime, anywhere.

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It was always a scientific culture that understood the very mechanics and workings of this Universe. Their deities, their gods and goddesses were all a way of expressing and explaining these energies and their inter-working. Modern Quantum Mechanics is just starting to understand string theory, dark matter etc. which have all been fundamental to the Vedic understanding. Because of this, they developed ways and methods which allowed one to best tap into life-energy itself.

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