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Printworld, 2025.","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/keepers-62d57e621f3c993f8026.html"},{"alternateTitles":[],"authors":["Chattopadhyay, Surjyakumar"],"year":1891,"dateLabel":"1891 CE","id":"keepers-ded6bc06ab6c8c6773c3","title":"Kālīkṣetra Dīpikā","recordType":"Book","language":"Not specified","sourceName":"Keepers of the Mother’s Flame — Master Bibliography","sourceUrl":"https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.354023","description":"From Keepers of the Mother’s Flame — Master Bibliography, Sources for Chapters 1–18.\nSection: Scholarly Works.\n\nChattopadhyay, Surjyakumar. Kālīkṣetra Dīpikā. Bhabanipur: Pārthiva Jantra, 1891.\n\nBibliographic metadata supplied by the curator; links, availability, and reproduction rights have not been independently verified.\n\nAccess links supplied in the bibliography:\nhttps://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.354023","subjects":["Keepers of the Mother’s Flame","Scholarly Works","Kali"],"access":"Metadata only","rights":"Bibliographic record only. No source full text is reproduced. Consult the linked provider for access and reproduction rights.","citation":"Chattopadhyay, Surjyakumar. Kālīkṣetra Dīpikā. 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No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Tewari, Kusum. Kalimath Temple: Its Cultural and Spiritual Importance. Ghughuti. 2024. https://ghughuti.org/kalimath-temple-cultural-and-spiritual-importance/","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-dee305bb884b6d09023b.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-0005","Sanskrit Documents kAlImedhAdIkShitopaniShat.itx"],"authors":["Anonymous"],"year":null,"dateLabel":"n.d. [online edition]","id":"kali-0005","title":"Kālīmedhādīkṣita Upaniṣad","recordType":"Scripture","language":"Sanskrit","sourceName":"Sanskrit Documents volunteer project","sourceUrl":"https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_upanishhat/kAlImedhAdIkShitopaniShat.html","description":"A very short Śākta Upaniṣad presenting an ordered sequence of initiatory and contemplative identifications. 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Digital text update: March 20, 2020.\nFormat / language: Śākta Upaniṣad · Sanskrit\nComposition / textual history: Not established by the linked edition; traditional attribution does not establish historical date\nIdentifier: Sanskrit Documents kAlImedhAdIkShitopaniShat.itx\nKali relevance: Kālī is the named subject; the work supplies direct devotional, ritual, or theological evidence.\nSubjects: Ancient Scriptures and Primary Texts\nEvidence / reliability: Useful volunteer transcription with source attribution/proofreading where listed; not a critical edition. Historical dates and authorship remain unverified unless explicitly stated.\nAccess / rights: Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Free to read for study; the host restricts reposting of its digital editions. 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Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\n#: 42\nTitle: Kalis Child: The Mystical and the Erotic in the Life and Teachings of Ramakrishna [compte rendu]\nAuthors: Padoux, André\nRecord type: Review\nLanguage: French\nYear: 1996\nSource / Publisher: Archives de sciences sociales des religions 94, pp. 85-86 (Persée)\nFull-text URL: https://www.persee.fr/doc/assr_0335-5985_1996_num_94_1_1028_t1_0085_0000_2\nSubjects: Book Reviews; Ramakrishna; Controversy\nDescription: French tantra scholar's review of Kripal's Kali's Child.\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 444-record catalogue + batch 1, 4 Nov 2026): No URL or title match (catalogue or batch 1)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 2, November 2026","Book Reviews","Ramakrishna","Controversy"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Curator-reported source access: Free full text. Free reading, record/image viewing or streaming does not grant republication rights. 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Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\nHistorical, colonial, missionary, polemical and fictional depictions are evidence of their authors' representations, not neutral descriptions of Kali worship or endorsements of violence. Named chapters and translated fiction retain their bounded scope and translation attribution.\n\n#: 1\nTitle: Kalitirtha Kalighat (1st ed.)\nAuthors: Abadhut\nRecord type: Book\nLanguage: Bengali\nYear: 1958\nSource / Publisher: Digital Library of India, via Internet Archive\nFull-text URL: https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.356800\nSubjects: Kalighat; Pilgrimage; Bengali\nDescription: Bengali book on Kalighat as a Kali pilgrimage site.\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 1,411-record catalogue + batches 1-9, 5 Nov 2026): No URL, title or object-number match (catalogue or batches 1-9)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 10, November 2026","Kalighat","Pilgrimage","Bengali"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Curator-reported source access: Free full text. Free reading, record/image viewing or streaming does not grant republication rights. No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Abadhut. Kalitirtha Kalighat (1st ed.). Digital Library of India, via Internet Archive. 1958. https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.356800","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-4cb92046073d3275f17b.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100-036"],"authors":["Ed. Parvati Charana Tarkatirtha","series ed. Arthur Avalon"],"year":1917,"dateLabel":"1917","id":"kali-import-173e9685afd835fad071","title":"Kalivilasa Tantra (Tantrik Texts vol. 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Parvati Charana Tarkatirtha; series ed. Arthur Avalon. Kalivilasa Tantra (Tantrik Texts vol. VI). Luzac & Co. / Sanskrit Press Depository; scan via SourceLibrary. 1917. https://sourcelibrary.org/book/tantrik-texts-vol-vi-1917-woodroffe","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-173e9685afd835fad071.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-50-035"],"authors":["Nagamani Vinayagamoorthy (compiler/editor)"],"year":2016,"dateLabel":"2016","id":"kali-fifty-035","title":"Kaliyamman Kaviyam Kummi Padalgal","recordType":"Poetry","language":"Tamil","sourceName":"Noolaham Digital Library","sourceUrl":"https://noolaham.net/project/1149/114819/114819.pdf","access":"Open access","description":"Tamil Kaliyamman devotional poems and kummi songs; direct primary material for the goddess’s South Asian devotional and performance traditions.\n\nCurator source KALI-50-035. Living devotion and temple records. 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Follow the linked host's copyright and reuse conditions. No full source text is reproduced. Curator access note: Complete 36-page scanned poetry and song collection; title and readable interior pages checked. A distinct work from the compiler’s 2020 mantra collection.","citation":"Nagamani Vinayagamoorthy (compiler/editor). Kaliyamman Kaviyam Kummi Padalgal. Noolaham Digital Library. 2016. 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Research supplement dated 5 November 2026.\nExcept where specific checks are described below, source access, completeness and scholarly or devotional assessments are supplied by the curator document, not a new independent verification by this library. Comparative goddess identities, healing claims and devotional interpretations are attributed, not established universal or clinical facts. Full source content is linked, not reproduced.\n\n\n\n34. Kāḷiyāṭṭam: The Life History of a Performer and the Development of a Performing Art\nAuthor/editor: Aru Ramanathan  |  2000\nType / language: Journal article / performance ethnography  |  English\nLife history of a ritual performer and development of Kāḷiyāṭṭam in Tamil-speaking ritual traditions. 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No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Unknown. Kamakala Kali Puja Vidhi (Newari paper manuscript). Balmeeki Campus manuscripts, Nepal Sanskrit University, via Internet Archive (CC0). n.d.. https://archive.org/details/qtls-kamakala-kali-puja-vidhi-sanskrit-tantra-newari-pa","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-cb4fcd21b1e7bc0c3a73.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-0045","Sanskrit Documents kAmakalAkAlIsahasranAmastotra.itx"],"authors":["Anonymous; traditional divine dialogue"],"year":null,"dateLabel":"n.d. [online edition]","id":"kali-0045","title":"Kāmakalākālī Sahasranāma Stotram","recordType":"Scripture","language":"Sanskrit","sourceName":"Sanskrit Documents volunteer project","sourceUrl":"https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/kAmakalAkAlIsahasranAmastotra.html","description":"This thousand-name hymn addresses the Kāmakalā form of Kālī, with an introductory dialogue and an extended account of the results of recitation. Its conclusion locates the elements, senses, worlds, forms of knowledge, and embodied life within the Goddess as powers contained in a seed. It is a major primary text for the relation between this named Kālī form, cosmology, desire, and liberating knowledge.\n\nKALI-0045 — Kali Library Research Catalogue.\nAccess and reliability assessments below are supplied by the curator's 4–5 November 2026 research release, not a new independent verification.\n\nThousand Names of Kāmakalākālī\nAuthor / attribution: Anonymous; traditional divine dialogue\nPublication: Sanskrit Documents volunteer project · n.d. [online edition]\nVolunteer digital transcription; source attribution: Mahākālasaṃhitā, Kāmakalākhaṇḍa, chapter 12. Digital text update: November 14, 2020.\nFormat / language: thousand names · Sanskrit\nComposition / textual history: Not established by the linked edition; traditional attribution does not establish historical date\nIdentifier: Sanskrit Documents kAmakalAkAlIsahasranAmastotra.itx\nKali relevance: Kāmakalākālī is the named subject; the work supplies direct devotional, ritual, or theological evidence.\nSubjects: Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry\nEvidence / reliability: Useful volunteer transcription with source attribution/proofreading where listed; not a critical edition. Historical dates and authorship remain unverified unless explicitly stated.\nAccess / rights: Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Free to read for study; the host restricts reposting of its digital editions. Link to the source.\n\nSource and alternate access links:\nRead complete text: https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/kAmakalAkAlIsahasranAmastotra.html","subjects":["Kali Library Research Catalogue","Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Free to read for study; the host restricts reposting of its digital editions. Link to the source. This library links to the source and does not reproduce its full text.","citation":"Anonymous; traditional divine dialogue. Kāmakalākālī Sahasranāma Stotram. Sanskrit Documents volunteer project · n.d. [online edition].","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-0045.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-0046","Sanskrit Documents kAmakalAkAliistotram.itx"],"authors":["Traditionally attributed to Rāvaṇa"],"year":null,"dateLabel":"n.d. [online edition]","id":"kali-0046","title":"Kāmakalākālī Stotram","recordType":"Scripture","language":"Sanskrit","sourceName":"Sanskrit Documents volunteer project","sourceUrl":"https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/kAmakalAkAliistotram.html","description":"A vivid hymn in bhujangaprayāta metre traditionally placed in Rāvaṇa’s preparations for victory. Kāmakalākālī appears in a charnel-ground setting with fierce female attendants, weapons, skulls, and the imagery of dissolution. Praise also presents her as a supreme refuge capable of granting desired ends. The text is valuable for comparing the visual and theological language of Kāmakalākālī with other forms of Kālī.\n\nKALI-0046 — Kali Library Research Catalogue.\nAccess and reliability assessments below are supplied by the curator's 4–5 November 2026 research release, not a new independent verification.\n\nHymn to Kāmakalākālī\nAuthor / attribution: Traditionally attributed to Rāvaṇa\nPublication: Sanskrit Documents volunteer project · n.d. [online edition]\nVolunteer digital transcription; source attribution: Mahāvāmakeśvara Tantra, Kālakeya-Hiraṇyapura victory context; also Bhujangaprayāta Stotrarāja. Digital text update: November 26, 2006.\nFormat / language: devotional hymn · Sanskrit\nComposition / textual history: Not established by the linked edition; traditional attribution does not establish historical date\nIdentifier: Sanskrit Documents kAmakalAkAliistotram.itx\nKali relevance: Kāmakalākālī is the named subject; the work supplies direct devotional, ritual, or theological evidence.\nSubjects: Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry\nEvidence / reliability: Useful volunteer transcription with source attribution/proofreading where listed; not a critical edition. Historical dates and authorship remain unverified unless explicitly stated.\nAccess / rights: Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Free to read for study; the host restricts reposting of its digital editions. Link to the source.\n\nSource and alternate access links:\nRead complete text: https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/kAmakalAkAliistotram.html","subjects":["Kali Library Research Catalogue","Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Free to read for study; the host restricts reposting of its digital editions. Link to the source. This library links to the source and does not reproduce its full text.","citation":"Traditionally attributed to Rāvaṇa. Kāmakalākālī Stotram. Sanskrit Documents volunteer project · n.d. [online edition].","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-0046.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100B2-100"],"authors":["Sharma, Aparna"],"year":2013,"dateLabel":"2013","id":"kali-import-71fcb6216df982ad640c","title":"Kamakha: Through Prayerful Eyes","recordType":"Video","language":"English","sourceName":"Screenworks 4.1 (peer-reviewed practice research)","sourceUrl":"https://www.screenworks.org.uk/archive/volume-4-1/kamakha","description":"51-minute observational documentary on how devotees and artists visualise the Kamakhya goddess, with a written research statement (the page lists the viewing password).\n\nCurator source KALI-100B2-100, from the paired 100-source CSV/spreadsheet.\nMetadata and access descriptions below are supplied by the curator export, not a new independent verification by this library. Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\nThe documentary player requires a viewing password listed on the source page; the research statement is freely readable.\n\n#: 100\nTitle: Kamakha: Through Prayerful Eyes\nAuthors: Sharma, Aparna\nRecord type: Video\nLanguage: English\nYear: 2013\nSource / Publisher: Screenworks 4.1 (peer-reviewed practice research)\nFull-text URL: https://www.screenworks.org.uk/archive/volume-4-1/kamakha\nSubjects: Kamakhya; Documentary; Assam\nDescription: 51-minute observational documentary on how devotees and artists visualise the Kamakhya goddess, with a written research statement (the page lists the viewing password).\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 444-record catalogue + batch 1, 4 Nov 2026): No URL or title match (catalogue or batch 1)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 2, November 2026","Kamakhya","Documentary","Assam"],"access":"Restricted","rights":"Curator-reported source access: Free full text. Free reading, record/image viewing or streaming does not grant republication rights. No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Sharma, Aparna. Kamakha: Through Prayerful Eyes. Screenworks 4.1 (peer-reviewed practice research). 2013. https://www.screenworks.org.uk/archive/volume-4-1/kamakha","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-71fcb6216df982ad640c.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-0128","Sanskrit Documents kAmAkhyAstotra.itx"],"authors":["Anonymous; attributed to the Yoginī Tantra"],"year":null,"dateLabel":"n.d. 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Explicit invocations of Kālī make this a particularly useful source for tracing the relationship between the Kāmarūpa goddess and Kālī devotion.\n\nKALI-0128 — Kali Library Research Catalogue.\nAccess and reliability assessments below are supplied by the curator's 4–5 November 2026 research release, not a new independent verification.\n\nMeditation and Hymn to Kāmākhyā\nAuthor / attribution: Anonymous; attributed to the Yoginī Tantra\nPublication: Sanskrit Documents volunteer project · n.d. [online edition]\nVolunteer digital transcription; source attribution: Complete individual meditation and hymn attributed to the Yoginī Tantra; does not supply the complete tantra.. Digital text update: May 29, 2015.\nFormat / language: devotional hymn · Sanskrit\nComposition / textual history: Not established by the linked edition; source attribution does not establish a historical date\nIdentifier: Sanskrit Documents kAmAkhyAstotra.itx\nKali relevance: Kālī is named in verse five; verse eighteen explicitly invokes Cāmuṇḍā, Mahākālī and Kālī. Kāmākhyā is a name in the website's 108-name sequence.\nSubjects: Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry; Temples, Sacred Places, and Historical Worship\nEvidence / reliability: Useful volunteer transcription with source attribution and proofreading; not a critical edition. Historical authorship and dates remain unverified unless stated. Textual discrepancies are disclosed in context.\nAccess / rights: Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Free to read for study; the host restricts reposting of its digital editions. Link to the source.\n\nSource and alternate access links:\nRead complete text: https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/kAmAkhyAstotra.html","subjects":["Kali Library Research Catalogue","Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry","Temples, Sacred Places, and Historical Worship"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Free to read for study; the host restricts reposting of its digital editions. Link to the source. This library links to the source and does not reproduce its full text.","citation":"Anonymous; attributed to the Yoginī Tantra. Kāmākhyā Dhyānam and Stotram. Sanskrit Documents volunteer project · n.d. [online edition].","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-0128.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-50B2-015"],"authors":["Rasika Mohana Chattopadhyaya (editor)"],"year":2008,"dateLabel":"2008; 2008 digital transcription; print edition predates 1900.","id":"kali-fifty2-015","title":"Kāmākhyā Tantra","recordType":"Scripture","language":"Sanskrit","sourceName":"Muktabodha; transcription of a Bengali-script edition predating 1900","sourceUrl":"https://muktalib7.com/DL_CATALOG_ROOT/MUKTABODHA-LIBRARY-IAST/kAmAkhyAtantra-M00132-IAST.txt","access":"Open access","description":"A nine-chapter Tantra relating Kamakhya to Kalika and discussing Kali–Tara mantra practice within the Kaula tradition. It offers primary evidence for the theological connection between the Assam goddess and Kali.\n\nCurator source KALI-50B2-015. Sanskrit primary texts. Export dated 5 November 2026.\nAccess, completeness and scholarly assessments below are supplied by the curator document, not a new independent verification by this library. Full texts are linked, not reproduced.\n\n15  Kāmākhyā Tantra\nRasika Mohana Chattopadhyaya (editor) • 2008\nPrimary text transcription • Sanskrit in IAST transliteration\nMuktabodha; transcription of a Bengali-script edition predating 1900\n2008 digital transcription; print edition predates 1900.\nA nine-chapter Tantra relating Kamakhya to Kalika and discussing Kali–Tara mantra practice within the Kaula tradition. It offers primary evidence for the theological connection between the Assam goddess and Kali.\nAccess check: Muktabodha M00132. All nine chapters and explicit final work completion statement present; approximately 47,000 characters. Whole text opens directly.\nFull text: https://muktalib7.com/DL_CATALOG_ROOT/MUKTABODHA-LIBRARY-IAST/kAmAkhyAtantra-M00132-IAST.txt\n\nSource and installment links:\nhttps://muktalib7.com/DL_CATALOG_ROOT/MUKTABODHA-LIBRARY-IAST/kAmAkhyAtantra-M00132-IAST.txt: https://muktalib7.com/DL_CATALOG_ROOT/MUKTABODHA-LIBRARY-IAST/kAmAkhyAtantra-M00132-IAST.txt","subjects":["50 Full-Text Sources — Batch 2, November 2026","Sanskrit primary texts"],"rights":"Curator-reported free reading access, not a blanket republication licence. Follow the linked host's copyright and reuse conditions. No full source text is reproduced. Muktabodha M00132. All nine chapters and explicit final work completion statement present; approximately 47,000 characters. Whole text opens directly.","citation":"Rasika Mohana Chattopadhyaya (editor). Kāmākhyā Tantra. Muktabodha; transcription of a Bengali-script edition predating 1900. 2008; 2008 digital transcription; print edition predates 1900.. Primary text transcription. https://muktalib7.com/DL_CATALOG_ROOT/MUKTABODHA-LIBRARY-IAST/kAmAkhyAtantra-M00132-IAST.txt","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-fifty2-015.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100B2-005"],"authors":["Fibiger, Marianne Qvortrup"],"year":2019,"dateLabel":"2019","id":"kali-import-5e906aedc8e8ef240d6a","title":"Kamakhya, den menstruerende gudinde: Tantrisme for lægfolk og elite (Kamakhya, the Menstruating Goddess)","recordType":"Article","language":"Danish","sourceName":"Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift 69","sourceUrl":"https://tidsskrift.dk/rvt/article/view/112747","description":"Analyses the Kamakhya cult and its appeal to both lay devotees and tantric ascetics (English abstract).\n\nCurator source KALI-100B2-005, from the paired 100-source CSV/spreadsheet.\nMetadata and access descriptions below are supplied by the curator export, not a new independent verification by this library. Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\n#: 5\nTitle: Kamakhya, den menstruerende gudinde: Tantrisme for lægfolk og elite (Kamakhya, the Menstruating Goddess)\nAuthors: Fibiger, Marianne Qvortrup\nRecord type: Article\nLanguage: Danish\nYear: 2019\nSource / Publisher: Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift 69\nFull-text URL: https://tidsskrift.dk/rvt/article/view/112747\nSubjects: Kamakhya; Tantra; Assam\nDescription: Analyses the Kamakhya cult and its appeal to both lay devotees and tantric ascetics (English abstract).\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 444-record catalogue + batch 1, 4 Nov 2026): No URL or title match (catalogue or batch 1)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 2, November 2026","Kamakhya","Tantra","Assam"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Curator-reported source access: Free full text. Free reading, record/image viewing or streaming does not grant republication rights. No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Fibiger, Marianne Qvortrup. Kamakhya, den menstruerende gudinde: Tantrisme for lægfolk og elite (Kamakhya, the Menstruating Goddess). Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift 69. 2019. https://tidsskrift.dk/rvt/article/view/112747","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-5e906aedc8e8ef240d6a.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-0162"],"authors":["Traditional; attributed to Yudhiṣṭhira in the source"],"year":null,"dateLabel":"Composition uncertain","id":"kali-0162","title":"Kāmeśvarī Stuti (Mahābhāgavata Purāṇa attribution)","recordType":"Scripture","language":"Sanskrit / Hindi","sourceName":"Sanskrit Documents volunteer project","sourceUrl":"https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/kAmeshvarIstutiH.html","description":"An accessible ten-verse theological praise of Kāmeśvarī, presented with a Hindi explanation. Verse 7 addresses the goddess as Kālī and Kāmeśvarī in the same line; the remaining verses praise her as the basis of creation, consciousness and cosmic order. This is an excellent name-cross-reference for the website’s Kāmeśvarī entry but has its own context and independent ending.\n\nKALI-0162 — Kali Library Research Batch 3.\nAccess and completeness assessments are attributed to the supplied curator research document, not a new independent verification by this library.\n\nTraditional; attributed to Yudhiṣṭhira in the source   |   Composition uncertain   |   Sanskrit with Hindi translation\nFull document: https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/kAmeshvarIstutiH.html\nExtent checked: Complete ten-verse hymn\nAn accessible ten-verse theological praise of Kāmeśvarī, presented with a Hindi explanation. Verse 7 addresses the goddess as Kālī and Kāmeśvarī in the same line; the remaining verses praise her as the basis of creation, consciousness and cosmic order. This is an excellent name-cross-reference for the website’s Kāmeśvarī entry but has its own context and independent ending.\nKali relevance. Direct named-form connection between Kālī and Kāmeśvarī (site name 33).\nEditorial / rights: Parent-purāṇa attribution is preserved as transmitted; not a verified historical composition date. Free to read; avoid wholesale copying of website transcription.","subjects":["Kali Library Research Batch 3","Kameshvari","Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Parent-purāṇa attribution is preserved as transmitted; not a verified historical composition date. Free to read; avoid wholesale copying of website transcription. This library links to the source; no full text is reproduced.","citation":"Traditional; attributed to Yudhiṣṭhira in the source. Kāmeśvarī Stuti (Mahābhāgavata Purāṇa attribution). Sanskrit Documents volunteer project. Composition uncertain.","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-0162.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100B7-049"],"authors":["Thurston, Edgar"],"year":1909,"dateLabel":"1909","id":"kali-import-cd15ac77d2a0a178d168","title":"Kammalan (Malayalam) (Castes and Tribes of Southern India)","recordType":"Reference","language":"English","sourceName":"Wikisource (public domain)","sourceUrl":"https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Castes_and_Tribes_of_Southern_India/Kamm%C4%81lan_(Malayalam)","description":"Artisans' rites of animal offering to Bhadrakali.\n\nCurator source KALI-100B7-049, from the paired 100-source CSV/spreadsheet.\nMetadata and access descriptions below are supplied by the curator export, not a new independent verification by this library. Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\n#: 49\nTitle: Kammalan (Malayalam) (Castes and Tribes of Southern India)\nAuthors: Thurston, Edgar\nRecord type: Reference\nLanguage: English\nYear: 1909\nSource / Publisher: Wikisource (public domain)\nFull-text URL: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Castes_and_Tribes_of_Southern_India/Kamm%C4%81lan_(Malayalam)\nSubjects: Kerala; Artisans; Bhadrakali\nDescription: Artisans' rites of animal offering to Bhadrakali.\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 1,069-record catalogue + batches 1-6, 4 Nov 2026): No URL, title or object-number match (catalogue or batches 1-6)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 7, November 2026","Kerala","Artisans","Bhadrakali"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Curator-reported source access: Free full text. Free reading, record/image viewing or streaming does not grant republication rights. No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Thurston, Edgar. Kammalan (Malayalam) (Castes and Tribes of Southern India). 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Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\n#: 25\nTitle: Kammara (Castes and Tribes of Southern India)\nAuthors: Thurston, Edgar; Rangachari, K.\nRecord type: Reference\nLanguage: English\nYear: 1909\nSource / Publisher: Wikisource (public domain)\nFull-text URL: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Castes_and_Tribes_of_Southern_India/Kammara\nSubjects: Artisans; Kali\nDescription: Entry on Telugu smiths, with notes on their goddess worship including Kali.\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 1,167-record catalogue + batches 1-7, 5 Nov 2026): No URL, title or object-number match (catalogue or batches 1-7)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 8, November 2026","Artisans","Kali"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Curator-reported source access: Free full text. Free reading, record/image viewing or streaming does not grant republication rights. No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Thurston, Edgar; Rangachari, K.. Kammara (Castes and Tribes of Southern India). 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Export dated 5 November 2026.\nAccess, completeness and scholarly assessments below are supplied by the curator document, not a new independent verification by this library. Full texts are linked, not reproduced.\n\n22  Kaṅkālamālinī Tantra\nAnonymous or traditional authorship • 2007\nPrimary text transcription • Sanskrit in IAST transliteration\nMuktabodha; based on a Calcutta Chatterjee edition predating 1900\n2007 digital transcription; underlying print edition predates 1900.\nA five-chapter Shakta Tantra concerned with Kali, the powers of letters and mantras, yoginis and Kaula discipline. 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Author-hosted reading copies may have separate download/login restrictions.","citation":"Prakhar Srivastav; Mukant Bishwas. Kashi as a Sakta Pitha with Special Reference to Kali-Upasana. 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Full texts are linked, not reproduced.\n\n23  Kaulāvalīnirṇaya\nJñānānanda Paramahaṃsa; Arthur Avalon (editor) • 1927\nPrimary text transcription • Sanskrit in IAST transliteration\nTantrik Text Series; Muktabodha transcription 2011\nA substantial Kaula ritual digest drawing on named Kali, Kalikula and other Shakta texts. Its extended discussions of worship and initiation help situate Kali practice within a larger textual tradition.\nAccess: Muktabodha M00231; 21 ullasas through the final colophon, corresponding to 552 printed pages; approximately 411,000 characters.\nFull text: https://muktalib7.com/DL_CATALOG_ROOT/MUKTABODHA-LIBRARY-IAST/kaulAvalInirNaya-M00231-IAST.txt","subjects":["50 Full-Text Sources — November 2026","Sanskrit primary texts"],"rights":"Curator-reported free reading access, not a blanket republication licence. Follow the linked host's copyright and reuse conditions. No full source text is reproduced. 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It first considers the relation between the worshipper, the act of praise, and Śiva, then follows the divine energies through manifestation, maintenance, withdrawal, and the ending of differentiation. Its middle and concluding movement treats the goddess powers of the Krama, including the red goddess, the power of dissolution, the destruction of death, and Mahākālī as the ending of time. The final verses unite these powers in Manthāna and ask that divine favour benefit everyone. It offers a Kālī-related primary source from Kashmir whose philosophical setting differs from Bengali devotional poetry and protective hymns. This record concerns Abhinavagupta’s own complete hymn, not Eraka’s similarly titled work or Abhinavagupta’s lost commentary on it. The Sanskrit e-text has a completion colophon but no English translation.\n\nResearch source KLM000040, Batch 10 export dated 5 November 2026.\nThe access, completeness, rights and reading assessments below come from the curator export, not a new independent verification by this library.\n\nKramastotra — Abhinavagupta\nEnglish title: Hymn to the Krama\nAuthor or attribution: Abhinavagupta (named in the closing verse and colophon)\nPublication date: 2020-07-31 (current digital version); 1998-07 (legacy encoding)\nPublisher or repository: Göttingen Register of Electronic Texts in Indian Languages (GRETIL), SUB Göttingen\nEdition details: Complete standalone hymn in an institutional e-text repository. The legacy header identifies Dott. Marino Faliero and July 1998; the current HTML was mass-converted from that text. Do not attribute a specific printed edition to GRETIL: its Source field is empty.\nLanguage: Sanskrit\nType: Sanskrit primary theological hymn; institutional digital transcription\nSubjects: Ancient Scriptures and Primary Texts; Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry; Tantras and Esoteric Literature\nAbhinavagupta’s compact hymn turns praise into an inquiry into consciousness and its powers. It first considers the relation between the worshipper, the act of praise, and Śiva, then follows the divine energies through manifestation, maintenance, withdrawal, and the ending of differentiation. Its middle and concluding movement treats the goddess powers of the Krama, including the red goddess, the power of dissolution, the destruction of death, and Mahākālī as the ending of time. The final verses unite these powers in Manthāna and ask that divine favour benefit everyone. It offers a Kālī-related primary source from Kashmir whose philosophical setting differs from Bengali devotional poetry and protective hymns. This record concerns Abhinavagupta’s own complete hymn, not Eraka’s similarly titled work or Abhinavagupta’s lost commentary on it. The Sanskrit e-text has a completion colophon but no English translation.\nKali relevance: Sustained Krama goddess sequence in verses 15–27, culminating in explicit Mahākālī at verse 26. Wenta’s peer-reviewed article identifies the hymn’s worship of the twelve goddesses as rays of consciousness and discusses its final Kālī. Not admitted merely because it is Śaiva or Śākta.\nRead complete source text\nSource or repository record\nRights: GRETIL explicitly distributes this e-text under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International. Its rights statement also says it was provided in good faith and may be removed if rights are asserted. The alternate Sanskrit Documents edition is free to read for study but prohibits promotional/commercial reposting without permission. Link to editions; do not treat the alternate edition as sharing the GRETIL licence.\nEvidence class: Institution-hosted Sanskrit transcription with named contributor, not a newly collated critical edition. Comparison with an independent volunteer transcription verifies the work identity, continuous verse sequence, and closing colophon, not every reading.\nReading limits: All 30 verses were accessed and inspected across the full GRETIL HTML, including initial invocations, central goddess sequence, final Mahākālī passage, date verse, and colophon. No manuscript or print-witness collation. Not an English translation.\nComposition date: Late tenth / early eleventh-century author; closing verse gives year 66 and a lunar date, but conversion to a Gregorian date was not independently established here.\nWitness date: GRETIL legacy encoding July 1998; current TEI-derived HTML version 31 July 2020. Underlying print edition not identified in the GRETIL header.\nAccess verification: Full hymn freely readable in HTML without account, payment or borrowing. GRETIL displays verses 1–29, the final author/date verse, and a completion colophon; alternate transcription numbers the final verse 30.\n\nSource and repository links:\nhttps://gretil.sub.uni-goettingen.de/gretil/corpustei/transformations/html/sa_abhinavagupta-kramastotra.htm","subjects":["KLM Research Sources — Batch 10","Ancient Scriptures and Primary Texts","Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry","Tantras and Esoteric Literature"],"rights":"GRETIL explicitly distributes this e-text under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International. Its rights statement also says it was provided in good faith and may be removed if rights are asserted. The alternate Sanskrit Documents edition is free to read for study but prohibits promotional/commercial reposting without permission. Link to editions; do not treat the alternate edition as sharing the GRETIL licence.","citation":"Abhinavagupta (named in the closing verse and colophon). Kramastotra — Abhinavagupta. Göttingen Register of Electronic Texts in Indian Languages (GRETIL), SUB Göttingen. 2020-07-31 (current digital version); 1998-07 (legacy encoding). Complete standalone hymn in an institutional e-text repository. The legacy header identifies Dott. Marino Faliero and July 1998; the current HTML was mass-converted from that text. Do not attribute a specific printed edition to GRETIL: its Source field is empty.","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/klm000040.html"}]}