Homonym: Κάλι (Goddess)
Κάλι is a significant goddess in Hinduism, primarily worshipped in the Indian subcontinent. She is often depicted with a fierce appearance, featuring a dark complexion, wild hair, and a necklace of skulls. Κάλι symbolizes the destruction of evil and ignorance, representing the transformative power of time and change.
Her worship is particularly prominent in the state of West Bengal, where the festival of Durga Puja includes rituals dedicated to her. Κάλι is also associated with the Shakti tradition, emphasizing the divine feminine energy. Devotees believe that she provides protection and liberation from fear and negativity.