Dakṣaprokta Kālī Stuti (Kālikā Purāṇa 8.49–55)
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- kali-0141
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- KALI-0141
- Author or attribution
- Traditional; speech attributed to Dakṣa
- Record type
- Scripture
- Language
- Sanskrit
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- Publication date not established
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- Sanskrit Documents volunteer project
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- Open access
- Subjects
- Kali Ma Additional Sources; Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry; Tantras and Esoteric Literature
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Short, independently framed praise by Dakṣa calling the goddess Mahāmāyā, Yogānidrā and universal power. This seven-verse unit is printed in full, not presented as a complete Purāṇa.
KALI-0141 — Kali Ma Additional Sources.
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Traditional; speech attributed to Dakṣa | Sanskrit Documents volunteer project
Short, independently framed praise by Dakṣa calling the goddess Mahāmāyā, Yogānidrā and universal power. This seven-verse unit is printed in full, not presented as a complete Purāṇa.
Scope: Kālikā Purāṇa, chapter 8, verses 49–55; distinct hymn from 8.9–26.
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Traditional; speech attributed to Dakṣa. Dakṣaprokta Kālī Stuti (Kālikā Purāṇa 8.49–55). Sanskrit Documents volunteer project. Publication date not established.
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