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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":"Somadeva; Tawney, C. H. (trans.). The Katha Sarit Sagara, Chapter 78. Wikisource (public domain). 1880-84. https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Katha_Sarit_Sagara/Chapter_78","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-fe7799ccf51d43917a31.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-50-031"],"authors":["Mark S. G. 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Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass, 2003.\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://ia601706.us.archive.org/29/items/abhinavagupta-tantraloka-kula-kuala-tantra/dupuche.pdf","subjects":["Keepers of the Mother’s Flame","Primary Texts, Editions, and Translations","Tantra","Ritual"],"access":"Metadata only","rights":"Bibliographic record only. No source full text is reproduced. Consult the linked provider for access and reproduction rights.","citation":"Abhinavagupta. The Kula Ritual, as Elaborated in Chapter 29 of the Tantrāloka. Translated and studied by John R. Dupuche. 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No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Dalrymple, William. The Lady Twilight - Part II. Killing the Buddha. n.d.. https://killingthebuddha.com/mag/the-lady-twilight-part-ii/","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-529e1c4e0abe1030b95b.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100B5-041"],"authors":["Butler, William"],"year":1894,"dateLabel":"1894 ed. 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Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\n#: 51\nTitle: The Little-Known Chinese Kali Temple in Kolkata: A Testament to Cross-Cultural Bonding\nAuthors: Panth, Sirshendu\nRecord type: Article\nLanguage: English\nYear: 2021\nSource / Publisher: South Asia Monitor\nFull-text URL: https://www.southasiamonitor.org/south-asia-jottings/little-known-chinese-kali-temple-kolkata-testament-cross-cultural-bonding\nSubjects: Kolkata; Chinese Kali Mandir; Syncretism\nDescription: Tangra's Kali temple built with Chinese and Bengali donations.\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","Kolkata","Chinese Kali Mandir","Syncretism"],"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":"Panth, Sirshendu. The Little-Known Chinese Kali Temple in Kolkata: A Testament to Cross-Cultural Bonding. 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Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1989.\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://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/M/bo3774735.html","subjects":["Keepers of the Mother’s Flame","Scholarly Works","Bengal"],"access":"Metadata only","rights":"Bibliographic record only. No source full text is reproduced. Consult the linked provider for access and reproduction rights.","citation":"McDaniel, June. The Madness of the Saints: Ecstatic Religion in Bengal. 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Exact separate book imprint not established.\nFormat / language: Historical book / primary devotional or interpretive source · English; original: Sanskrit\nComposition / textual history: Ancient layered Sanskrit epic; precise date of this passage not established by this access audit.\nIdentifier: sauptika_ganguli_1883_1896\nKali relevance: Section VIII gives the embodied black, blood-associated Death-Night vision, an important epic comparison for Kālī/Kālarātri research.\nContext: The passage calls the apparition “Death-Night” in Ganguli’s English. The catalog uses Kalaratri as an index association, not an assertion that Ganguli explicitly prints that Sanskrit name in this paragraph.\nSubjects: Ancient Scriptures and Primary Texts; Philosophy, Theology, and Comparative Religion\nEvidence / reliability: Freely accessible complete historical text; interpretive and historical claims should be compared with modern scholarship.\nAccess / rights: Complete text checked 2026-11-04. 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Full texts are linked, not reproduced.\n\n39  The Mahavidyas: The Powers of Consciousness Conceptualized\nDevadatta Kali (David Nelson) • 2010\nOriginal devotional/theological essay • English\nVedanta Society of Southern California\nDetailed analysis of Kālī, Cāmuṇḍā and Dakṣiṇakālī iconography, Raktabīja and consciousness; situates them in the ten Mahāvidyās.\nAccess: Both complete HTML installments are linked below and count together as one source.\nFull text: https://vedanta.org/2010/articles/the-mahavidyas-the-powers-of-consciousness-conceptualized-part-1/\nContinuation: https://vedanta.org/2010/articles/the-mahavidyas-the-powers-of-consciousness-conceptualized-part-2/","subjects":["50 Full-Text Sources — November 2026","Living devotion and temple records"],"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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New York: Oxford University Press, 2018.\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://academic.oup.com/book/8760","subjects":["Keepers of the Mother’s Flame","Scholarly Works","Kali","Bengal","Temples"],"access":"Metadata only","rights":"Bibliographic record only. No source full text is reproduced. Consult the linked provider for access and reproduction rights.","citation":"Moodie, Deonnie. The Making of a Modern Temple and a Hindu City: Kālīghāṭ and Kolkata. 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New York: Oxford University Press, 2021.\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://academic.oup.com/book/35278","subjects":["Keepers of the Mother’s Flame","Scholarly Works","Goddess traditions"],"access":"Metadata only","rights":"Bibliographic record only. No source full text is reproduced. Consult the linked provider for access and reproduction rights.","citation":"Halperin, Ehud. The Many Faces of a Himalayan Goddess: Hadimba, Her Devotees, and Religion in Rapid Change. New York: Oxford University Press, 2021.","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/keepers-724fb305c0f9cd9ea9b1.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-0001","markandeya_pargiter_1904"],"authors":["Traditional Sanskrit Purana; translated by F. Eden Pargiter"],"year":1904,"dateLabel":"1904","id":"kali-0001","title":"The Mārkaṇḍeya Purāṇa","recordType":"Book","language":"English","sourceName":"See publication details","sourceUrl":"https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/the-markandeya-purana","description":"Pargiter's complete translation provides the broad Puranic setting of the Devī Māhātmya, which appears as cantos 81–93 in this edition. The Kali library's central passages include the emergence of Kali from Ambika's forehead during the battle against Chanda and Munda, the destruction of those two opponents and Chandika's conferral of the name Chamunda. The wider goddess narrative describes the overthrow of destructive powers and the praise and worship of Devi. Reading the text as part of the entire Purana retains its narrative frame and allows comparisons with the work's cosmology, genealogies, accounts of duty and yoga. Pargiter supplies explanatory notes, variant readings and comments on names; these form part of an early twentieth-century scholarly translation. The online edition includes all 137 cantos, a different ending according to the Calcutta edition and abbreviations. This is one complete edition record, not a separate bibliographic item for every goddess episode. Its 1904 publication date concerns the English translation; the Purana and its embedded goddess text belong to much earlier and layered textual histories.\n\nKALI-0001 — 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\nAuthor / attribution: Traditional Sanskrit Purana; translated by F. Eden Pargiter\nPublication: See publication details · 1904\nEnglish translation first published 1904; publisher not independently checked in this audit.\nFormat / language: Historical book / primary devotional or interpretive source · English; original: Sanskrit\nComposition / textual history: unknown; do not substitute this edition date for the Sanskrit composition date\nIdentifier: markandeya_pargiter_1904\nKali relevance: Contains the complete Devī Māhātmya and foundational Kali/Chamunda narratives.\nContext: Read in its historical and literary context; translation choices are those of the named translator.\nSubjects: Ancient Scriptures and Primary Texts\nEvidence / reliability: Freely accessible complete historical text; interpretive and historical claims should be compared with modern scholarship.\nAccess / rights: Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Historical text and translation are public domain in the United States; observe host transcription terms and local law for reuse.\n\nSource and alternate access links:\nRead complete text: https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/the-markandeya-purana","subjects":["Kali Library Research Catalogue","Ancient Scriptures and Primary Texts"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Historical text and translation are public domain in the United States; observe host transcription terms and local law for reuse. This library links to the source and does not reproduce its full text.","citation":"Traditional Sanskrit Purana; translated by F. Eden Pargiter. The Mārkaṇḍeya Purāṇa. See publication details · 1904.","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-0001.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-0057","nivedita_master_1910"],"authors":["Sister Nivedita (Margaret E. Noble)"],"year":1910,"dateLabel":"1910","id":"kali-0057","title":"The Master as I Saw Him","recordType":"Book","language":"English","sourceName":"Original publisher not independently checked; online Ramakrishna–Vivekananda archive","sourceUrl":"https://www.ramakrishnavivekananda.info/sisternivedita1910/master_as_i_saw_content.htm","description":"Nivedita's recollections of Vivekananda combine personal observations, recorded conversations and accounts of travels with thematic chapters about his religious teaching. The chapter on the worship of the Mother is directly relevant to Kali: it discusses his relationship with Kali devotion, the connection with Ramakrishna, the interpretation of the terrible aspect of divinity, and Nivedita's own presentation of the subject. The book preserves tensions and developments within a disciple's experience rather than offering a systematic history of Shaktism. Its final appendix reproduces fragmentary notes attributed to Miss Waldo on “Worship of the Divine Mother,” including reflections on love, good and evil, and surrender. Reading this material within the complete memoir helps distinguish Nivedita's narrative voice, quotations attributed to Vivekananda and appended notes by another hearer. It is an important companion to Kali the Mother for understanding the Ramakrishna–Vivekananda movement's English-language interpretation of the goddess. The publicly accessible edition supplies the complete table of contents, twenty-seven chapters and four appendices.\n\nKALI-0057 — 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\nAuthor / attribution: Sister Nivedita (Margaret E. Noble)\nPublication: Original publisher not independently checked; online Ramakrishna–Vivekananda archive · 1910\nOriginal publication 1910; complete online transcription with chapter and appendix navigation.\nFormat / language: Historical book / primary devotional or interpretive source · English\nComposition / textual history: Early twentieth-century English memoir first published in 1910.\nIdentifier: nivedita_master_1910\nKali relevance: Chapter XI “The Worship of the Mother” and final appendix directly address Kali and divine-Mother worship.\nContext: Participant memoir; reported speech and retrospective interpretation require normal historical source criticism.\nSubjects: Priests, Priestesses, Saints, and Religious Lineages\nEvidence / reliability: Primary historical source in a freely accessible transcription; historical claims require comparison with modern scholarship.\nAccess / rights: Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Original 1910 text is public domain in the United States and in jurisdictions using life plus seventy years. Link to the accessible historical transcription.\n\nSource and alternate access links:\nRead complete text: https://www.ramakrishnavivekananda.info/sisternivedita1910/master_as_i_saw_content.htm","subjects":["Kali Library Research Catalogue","Priests, Priestesses, Saints, and Religious Lineages"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Complete text checked 2026-11-04. Original 1910 text is public domain in the United States and in jurisdictions using life plus seventy years. Link to the accessible historical transcription. This library links to the source and does not reproduce its full text.","citation":"Sister Nivedita (Margaret E. Noble). The Master as I Saw Him. 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Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\n#: 5\nTitle: The Memoirs of Ramakrishna\nAuthors: Unknown (Vedanta Society)\nRecord type: Book\nLanguage: English\nYear: 1907\nSource / Publisher: Digital Library of India, via Internet Archive\nFull-text URL: https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.196013\nSubjects: Ramakrishna; Biography\nDescription: Early English memoir of Ramakrishna's life and Kali worship.\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 920-record catalogue + batches 1-5, 4 Nov 2026): No URL, title or object-number match (catalogue or batches 1-5)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 6, November 2026","Ramakrishna","Biography"],"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":"Unknown (Vedanta Society). The Memoirs of Ramakrishna. Digital Library of India, via Internet Archive. 1907. https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.196013","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-1ea54f3774669c5f64a8.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-50-040"],"authors":["Devadatta Kali (David Nelson)"],"year":2003,"dateLabel":"2003","id":"kali-fifty-040","title":"The Message of the Chandi","recordType":"Article","language":"English","sourceName":"vedanta.org","sourceUrl":"https://vedanta.org/2003/articles/the-message-of-the-chandi/","access":"Open access","description":"Explains Mahākālī and Cāmuṇḍā in the Devīmāhātmya, Raktabīja as thought/desire, and Ramakrishna’s identity of Brahman and Kālī.\n\nCurator source KALI-50-040. Living devotion and temple records. 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\n40  The Message of the Chandi\nDevadatta Kali (David Nelson) • 2003\nOriginal lecture essay • English\nVedanta Society of Southern California\nExplains Mahākālī and Cāmuṇḍā in the Devīmāhātmya, Raktabīja as thought/desire, and Ramakrishna’s identity of Brahman and Kālī.\nAccess: Full HTML essay with byline and source lecture date, 10 November 2002; published online in 2003.\nFull text: https://vedanta.org/2003/articles/the-message-of-the-chandi/","subjects":["50 Full-Text Sources — November 2026","Living devotion and temple records"],"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. Curator access note: Full HTML essay with byline and source lecture date, 10 November 2002; published online in 2003.","citation":"Devadatta Kali (David Nelson). The Message of the Chandi. vedanta.org. 2003. Original lecture essay • English","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-fifty-040.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100B2-007"],"authors":["Daly, Sathyabhama"],"year":2002,"dateLabel":"2002","id":"kali-import-6babebae4c27174c9a92","title":"The Metaphors of Quests, Labyrinths and the Dance of Kali in Christopher Koch's The Year of Living Dangerously","recordType":"Article","language":"English","sourceName":"eTropic 1(2), James Cook University","sourceUrl":"https://journals.jcu.edu.au/etropic/article/view/3448/3386","description":"Reads the Kali dance motif in Koch's novel alongside labyrinth and quest myths.\n\nCurator source KALI-100B2-007, 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#: 7\nTitle: The Metaphors of Quests, Labyrinths and the Dance of Kali in Christopher Koch's The Year of Living Dangerously\nAuthors: Daly, Sathyabhama\nRecord type: Article\nLanguage: English\nYear: 2002\nSource / Publisher: eTropic 1(2), James Cook University\nFull-text URL: https://journals.jcu.edu.au/etropic/article/view/3448/3386\nSubjects: Literature; Kali in the West; Reception\nDescription: Reads the Kali dance motif in Koch's novel alongside labyrinth and quest myths.\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","Literature","Kali in the West","Reception"],"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":"Daly, Sathyabhama. The Metaphors of Quests, Labyrinths and the Dance of Kali in Christopher Koch's The Year of Living Dangerously. eTropic 1(2), James Cook University. 2002. https://journals.jcu.edu.au/etropic/article/view/3448/3386","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-6babebae4c27174c9a92.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100B4-028"],"authors":["Kipling, Rudyard"],"year":1895,"dateLabel":"1895","id":"kali-import-825019acf260b0f7dd90","title":"The Miracle of Purun Bhagat (The Second Jungle Book)","recordType":"Book","language":"English","sourceName":"Wikisource (public domain)","sourceUrl":"https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Second_Jungle_Book/The_Miracle_of_Purun_Bhagat","description":"Kipling's story of a statesman-turned-sannyasi living at a deserted Himalayan Kali shrine.\n\nCurator source KALI-100B4-028, 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#: 28\nTitle: The Miracle of Purun Bhagat (The Second Jungle Book)\nAuthors: Kipling, Rudyard\nRecord type: Fiction\nLanguage: English\nYear: 1895\nSource / Publisher: Wikisource (public domain)\nFull-text URL: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Second_Jungle_Book/The_Miracle_of_Purun_Bhagat\nSubjects: Literature; Reception; Himalayan Shrines\nDescription: Kipling's story of a statesman-turned-sannyasi living at a deserted Himalayan Kali shrine.\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 672-record catalogue + batches 1-3, 4 Nov 2026): No URL, title or object-number match (catalogue or batches 1-3)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 4, November 2026","Literature","Reception","Himalayan Shrines","Fiction"],"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":"Kipling, Rudyard. The Miracle of Purun Bhagat (The Second Jungle Book). Wikisource (public domain). 1895. https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Second_Jungle_Book/The_Miracle_of_Purun_Bhagat","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-825019acf260b0f7dd90.html"}]}