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	Filipino Kali - Philippines Martial Arts Escrima
		Kali is an ancient term used to signify the martial arts in the region of the Philippines.
		Kali, escrima or arnis de mano, stick fighting was developed over a period of many centuries in the Philippines as her people fought for their independence from foreign invaders.
		"Kali," the mother of escrima and arnis de mano, is the preferred reference by its practitioners.
	filipino-kali.gungfu.com (1130 words)

	Mother Goddess as Kali - The Feminine Force in Indian Art
		Kali is represented as a Black woman with four arms; in one hand she has a sword, in another the head of the demon she has slain, with the other two she is encouraging her worshippers.
		Kali's boon is freedom, the freedom of the child to revel in the moment, and it is won only after confrontation or acceptance of death.
		Kali is Mother to her devotees not because she protects them from the way things really are but because she reveals to them their mortality and thus releases them to act fully and freely, releases them from the incredible, binding web of "adult" pretense, practicality, and rationality.
	www.exoticindiaart.com /kali.htm (8086 words)

	Kali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kali (Sanskrit: काली) is a goddess with a long and complex history in Hinduism (although sometimes presented in the West as dark and violent).
		Kali or Kalika is described in the Devi-Mahatmyam (also known as the Chandi or the Durgasaptasati) from the Markandeya Purana, circa 300-600CE, where she is said to have emanated from the brow of the goddess Durga, a slayer of demons or avidya, during one of the battles between the divine and anti-divine forces.
		Kali's poor reputation in the West is often ascribed largely to the cult of the Thuggee, a group of radical, indigenous and immigrant South-Asians (primarily centered near Kolkata, circa 13th-19th century CE) who took the goddess Kali as their deity.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kali (3155 words)

	Kali Bichromium: Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine
		Kali bichromium is a bright orange, caustic, corrosive compound used in the manufacture of dye, photography, and batteries.
		Kali bichromium is used to treat joint pains that appear and disappear suddenly or wander to different spots in the body causing severe pain.
		Kali bichromium is sometimes used for relief of dis-tress in the digestive system such as nausea and vomiting of yellow mucus and bile.
	health.enotes.com /alternative-medicine-encyclopedia/kali-bichromium (879 words)

	Eskrima - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The origin of the name Kali is not certain, although some suggest it is related to the traditional weapon called a kris, keris, or kalis.
		Today, the term Kali, although seldom used and mostly in few areas in the Southern Philippines, is gaining more acceptance and popularity throughout the country thanks in due part to the influence of visiting foreigners who more commonly use this term to describe the art.
		Kali (eskrima) had to be hidden from the Spaniards, they had to practice it in their dancing and they also had to pretend they were practicing the Spanish fencing to avoid being caught.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eskrima (5606 words)

	Kali - Free Encyclopedia of Thelema
		Kali is a destructive and creative aspect of God as the Divine Mother in Hinduism.
		Kali is the fierce aspect of Devi, God's energy, i.e., Shakti or God as the Divine Mother, who is fundamental to all other Hindu deities.
		Kali is considered to be the destroyer of evil spirits and the preserver of devotees.
	www.egnu.org /thelema/index.php/Kali (550 words)

	Tantra - The Many Faces of Kali
		Kali first appears unequivocally as a goddess in the Kathaka Grihyasutra, a ritualistic text that names her in a list of Vedic deities to be invoked with offerings of perfume during the marriage ceremony.
		Kali haunts the cremation ground, and she is often pictured standing on the chest of the ashen white Shiva, who lies still as a corpse.
		Of all Kali's Western settings, her place in feminist spirituality is the least traditional and most vulnerable to reconceptualization, but unlike Avalokiteshvara and Yeshua, the powerful Hindu goddess is in all likelihood too strong to be refashioned for the sake of preconceptions or ideological agendas.
	www.iloveulove.com /spirituality/hindu/tantrafacesofkali.htm (6049 words)

	Hindu Goddess Kali - the ferocious Devi Goddess
		Kali is a ferocious form of the Divine Mother, who sent her Shakti, the Mother Gauri, to free the gods from the dominion of the demonic forces Shumbh and Nishumbh, who had conquered the 3 worlds of earth, the astral plane and the celestial plane.
		Kali is the goddess of time and of the transformation that is death (Kala).
		Kali is the Kundalini energy that paralyses the attachments produced by the solar and lunar currents (both demons mentioned above).
	www.sanatansociety.org /hindu_gods_and_goddesses/kali.htm (768 words)

	Kali the Goddess : Gentle Mother Fierce Warrior
		Kali is thought to be a pre-Aryan goddess, belonging to the civilization of the Indus Valley, because there is no evidence that Aryan people ever raised a female deity to the rank that she held in the Indus and currently maintains in Hinduism.
		Kali's passion and fierceness are due both to her ties to the pre-Aryan Great Mother Goddess, as well as her place at Shiva's side as his consort, which gives her the power of the Shakti, or female energy.
		Kali is considered to be the most fully realized of all the Dark Goddesses, but even though Kali was originally worshipped as a warrior goddess, and her followers gave her offerings of blood and flesh, her followers still found her greatest strength to be that of a protector.
	www.dollsofindia.com /kali.htm (3685 words)

	Kali (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kali, in Hinduism, is a manifestation of the Divine Mother, which represents the female principle.
		It is thought with much certainty that Kali is a pre-Aryan goddess, belonging to the civilization of the Indus Valley, because there is no evidence that Aryan people ever raised a female deity to the rank that she held in the Indus and currently maintains in Hinduism.
		Kali also is the goddess Kundalini, the Serpent Power, who arises from the depths of the body in tantric yoga so to bring the devotee to nirvana.
	www.themystica.org /mythical-folk/articles/kali.html (410 words)

	Kali 1973
		Utilising his obvious considerable hold of Kali, Koura beckons her to descend the stairs of her plinth whereby upon reaching the bottom he commands her to “Dance, dance for me”.Kali performs a dance for her new master until he shouts “STOP” thus rendering her motionless once more.
		Crew members are maimed and killed as the goddess follows Sinbad up a stairway onto a platform whereby Haroun sees that Kali seems to be beginning to win the fight and using a chance moment runs up behind the statue pushing her off the edge of the platform.
		The body of Kali smashes as it hits the floor only to reveal the third Golden tablet that was hidden within her.
	www.theseventhvoyage.com /kali.htm (445 words)

	Kali
		Kali is a symbol of the worst we can imagine and by knowing Her, we can overcome the terror of our own death and destruction.
		Kali is said to have emerged from the brow of Goddess Durga (slayer of demons) during a battle between the divine and “dark” forces.
		Kali is Mother to her worshippers not because she protects them from the way things really are but because she reveals to them their mortality and thus releases them to act fully and freely, releases them from the incredible, binding web of "adult" pretense, practicality, and rationality.
	www.angelfire.com /realm2/amethystbt/goddesskali.html (1749 words)

	Kali - Encyclopedia of Religion (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kali is commonly associated with death, violence, sexuality, and, paradoxically, with motherly love.
		KALI ('fl'), or Kali Ma ('the Black Mother'), in Hindu mythology, the goddess of destruction and death, the wife of Siva.
		When morning came he was dead: the priests told the people that Kali had sucked his blood in the night.
	www.religion-encyclopedia.com /K/kali.htm (543 words)

	Shri Kalika Devi
		Kali's paramount place of worship is in the cremation ground, preferably at the dead of night, on a suitable day of the waning Moon.
		Kali, certainly in the left hand tantrik tradition (vamachara), which is the path into Vama (woman and left) enters, is subject to much misunderstanding.
		Kali's imagery is full of ambiguity, and this is deliberate on the part of the tantrik adepts who worshipped her.
	www.shivashakti.com /kali.htm (2807 words)

	Kali - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		KALI [Kali] [Hindi,=the Black One], important goddess in popular Hinduism and Tantra.
		Known also as Durga [the Inaccessible] and as Chandi [the Fierce], Kali is associated with disease, death, and destruction.
		Kali was a very gentle, caring type of person.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/K/Kali.asp (264 words)

	Goddess Kali Ma
		Kali and Shiva are said to dwell in these places because it is our attachment to the body that gives rise to the ego.
		Associating sexuality to Mother Kali is not founded in the traditional understanding of Her.
		Goddess Kali Ma is the goddess of liberation or enlightenment.
	www.goddess-kali-ma.com (1050 words)

	Java Kali Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kali is a program that lets you draw symmetrical patterns based on any of the 17 wallpaper groups, as well as several frieze and rosette groups.
		It was written originally for the Silicon Graphics (SGI) workstations by Nina Amenta.
		Go to the Kali download page to read about versions of Kali that you can download to run on a Mac or an SGI workstation.
	www.geom.uiuc.edu /java/Kali (152 words)

	Kali
		But as Kali, the goddess is uncompromisingly alone, the mother of death which swims in her womb like a babe; she is the force of time leading ever onward to destruction.
		Thrilling to the feel of lifeless flesh beneath her naked feet, Kali danced more and more wildly--until she realized that Shiva himself was underneath her and that she was dancing him to death.
		Kali is still one of India's most popular goddesses: her picture hangs in many homes, her name is familiar in Calcutta (Anglicized from Kali-Ghatt, or "steps of Kali," her temple city).
	www.hranajanto.com /goddessgallery/kali.html (612 words)

	Kali
		Kali: The Dark Mother - The fearful goddess with a heart of a mother.
		Kali the Hindu triple Goddess of creation, preservation, and destruction is the animating force of Shiva, the destroyer (lord of the Dance)
		an intrepid Kali adventurer and fan, describes in her memoirs how laborious and stressful it is to reach the inner sanctum of Kali at the Dakshineswar Temple at Calcutta, owing to the regular galore of devotees who generally swarm her temple.
	www.coreymondello.com /Kali.html (867 words)

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		Kali was crushed flat against the tenement house across the streetlamp-lit road with an audible splat.
		Kali threw herself backwards away from the brick sandwich she'd been enjoying and did a neat backflip over the beast.
		Kali threw up her hands reflexively and the furred extremity bounced harmlessly off of the air in front of her.
	azhrael.anifics.com /host/of1.txt (12042 words)

	Kissing Kali
		Kissing Kali is the name of an underground publication whose premiere issue was launched on the Spring Equinox of 2000.
		Kissing Kali is dedicated to bringing its readers quality articles on mystical, political, scientific, philosophical, and magical subjects.
		Kissing Kali is not limited to being associated with any one particular organization or agenda.
	chivaji.tripod.com /index.htm (313 words)

	Kali temple of Dakshineswar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A scholarly and elderly sage was chosen as the head priest and the temple was consecrated in 1855.
		From the first days of his service in the shrine of the goddess Kali, he was filled with a rare form of the love of God known in Hinduism as maha-bhava.
		Worshipping 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 and, immersed in spiritual trance, lose all consciousness of the external world.
	www.sacredsites.com /2nd56/199.html (604 words)

	Kali - dark goddess
		It has been said that Kali is "the divine Shakti representing both the creative and destructive aspects of nature", and as such she is a goddess who both gives life and brings death.
		Kali as such is pure and primary reality, the enfolded order, formless void yet full of potential.
		In time Kali has become such a dominating figure in the Indian pantheon, that many other goddesses have been assimilated into her, and she herself has been ascribed an ever growing number of aspects and manifestations.
	www.yoni.com /bitchf/kali.shtml (774 words)

	Kali
		Kali makes her 'official' debut in the Devi-Mahatmya, where she is said to have emanated from the brow of Goddess Durga (slayer of demons) during one of the battles between the divine and anti-divine forces.
		Kali is shown here with ten arms, each of which holds a symbolic attribute.
		Kali is Mother to her devotees not because she protects them from the way things really are but because she reveals to them their mortality and thus releases them to act fully and freely, releases them from the incredible, binding web of "adult" pretence, practicality, and rationality.
	www.exoticindia.com /product/ZK08 (560 words)

	Kali
		Kali ("the fl one") is the Hindu mother goddess, symbol of dissolution and destruction.
		In the Vedas the name is associated with Agni, the god of fire, who had seven flickering tongues of flame, of which Kali was the fl, horrible tongue.
		This meaning of the word has meanwhile been replaced by the goddess Kali, the grim consort of Shiva.
	www.pantheon.org /articles/k/kali.html (227 words)

	Women Publishing in Asia - KALI FOR WOMEN
		Whoever may be the specific audience in mind, Kali's objective is to increase the body of knowledge on women in the Third World, to give voice to such knowledge as already exists and to provide a forum for women writers.
		Apart from publishing English translations of significant fictional writings by women from various Indian languages, Kali also deals with issues of representation of women in the media, their social roles under right wing Hinduism and Islam, as a workforce in agriculture, and as victims and saviours of environmental degradation.
		Publishing a wide range of genres Kali reaches out to a readership that is not confined to a country or region.
	www.spinifexpress.com.au /fasiapub/india/kali.htm (1390 words)

	Ma Kali (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kali is the basic archetypal image of the birth-and-death Mother, simultaneously womb and tomb, giver of life and devourer of her children.
		Daksina Kali is the "Remover of the fear of death", remover of Yam Raj, and Mahadeva (the "Great God", Shiva, also known as Mahakala in his wrathful form) is Her consort.
		Kali is the Essence of Bliss, the Love-power.
	www.paganpaths.net /kali.html (985 words)

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