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The Library of Kali Ma — Source Directory

Browse 2,010 curated Kali Ma source records with authors, languages, dates, citations and original source links. Directory page 27 of 42.

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Shyama Rahasya Tantra

Shastri, Hari Shankar (ed.) — 1899

Scripture · Sanskrit · Open access

Edition of the Shyamarahasya, a Bengali Kalikula digest of Kali worship (the library holds single hymns from it, not the full text).

Source: Digital Library of India, via Internet Archive

Original source or repository

Shyama Sangeeter Bhakti Sudhay Kazi Nazrul Islam

Asha Sarker — 2025 issue / 2026 online

Article · Bengali · Open access

Textual study of Kazi Nazrul Islam's songs to Syama/Kali, including maternal and national imagery. The complete article is in Bengali; the PDF text extraction has broken Bengali glyphs, so prefer reading the hosted PDF visually.

Source: Jagannath University Journal of Arts 15(1), 65-74; DOI 10.3329/jnujarts.v15i1.87698

Original source or repository

Siruvachchur Śrī Madhura Kālikāmbā Suprabhātam

South Indian Sanskrit temple hymn — undated; digital edition

Scripture · Sanskrit · Open access

A South Indian devotional awakening hymn dedicated to Madhura Kālikāmbā; the opening salutes Śrī Dakṣiṇakālikā. Extends the digital library beyond the better-known Bengali and pan-Sanskrit texts.

Source: Sanskrit Documents volunteer project

Original source or repository

South Asia, Indus Civilization

Clark, Sharri R., and Jonathan Mark Kenoyer — 2017 CE

Article · Not specified · Metadata only

From Keepers of the Mother’s Flame — Master Bibliography, Sources for Chapters 1–18. Section: Scholarly Works.

Source: Keepers of the Mother’s Flame — Master Bibliography

Original source or repository

Śrī Dakṣiṇakālikā Triśatī Stotram

Traditional; attributed to Kālītantra — Publication date not established

Scripture · Sanskrit · Open access

An especially useful name-source for the library: Dakṣiṇakālikā is praised through long sequences organized by mantra syllables and additional names including Kāmakhyā and Bhairavī forms. Includes the opening ritual statements, full triśatī and final completion line.

Source: Sanskrit Documents volunteer project

Original source or repository