Editorial principles
Respect diversity within Hindu traditions; identify uncertainty; distinguish historical evidence, textual narrative, theological interpretation, and modern popular explanations.
काली.com is an independent educational project intended to introduce readers to Kali through clear explanations, visual references, and a careful distinction between source material and interpretation. It is not affiliated with a temple, guru, or religious institution unless explicitly stated.
Source priorities
Use published translations and editions of primary texts, scholarly books and articles, official temple resources, and reputable museum collections. Cite edition, translator, publisher, and date wherever possible.
Image policy
The supplied site artwork is included as provided by the site owner. Add credits and licenses for third-party images before publishing them.
Corrections and updates
When a claim is disputed or varies by tradition, say so. Maintain a dated bibliography and revise entries as sources improve.
Suggested starting points
Look for scholarly translations and studies of the Devī Māhātmya, Śākta traditions, Kali worship in Bengal, and the history of Hindu Tantra. Verify exact editions and bibliographic details before adding citations.
Bibliographic note: This first edition is a structured introduction. Before treating this as a scholarly reference, add precise editions, translators, publication data, and citations for each textual claim.