Śrī Kāmākhyā Kavacam 2
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-0159
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- KALI-0159
- Author or attribution
- Traditional attribution within transcription
- Record type
- Scripture
- Language
- Sanskrit
- Date / edition
- Composition undated; digital publication 2026
- Source / repository
- Sanskrit Documents volunteer project
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- Kali Library Research Batch 3; Kamakhya; Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry
Description and curator notes
A complete protective hymn to Kāmākhyā that invokes Kālikā and Bhadrakālī as protectors of particular parts of the body. Its short length and clear closing section make it useful for comparing divine-name associations at the Kāmākhyā sanctuary tradition. It is not the same text as the Hariprokta Kāmākhyā Kavacam already indexed in the original master.
KALI-0159 — Kali Library Research Batch 3.
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Traditional attribution within transcription | Composition undated; digital publication 2026 | Sanskrit
Full document: https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/kAmAkhyAkavacham2.html
Extent checked: Complete eight-verse kavaca and framing verses
A complete protective hymn to Kāmākhyā that invokes Kālikā and Bhadrakālī as protectors of particular parts of the body. Its short length and clear closing section make it useful for comparing divine-name associations at the Kāmākhyā sanctuary tradition. It is not the same text as the Hariprokta Kāmākhyā Kavacam already indexed in the original master.
Kali relevance. Relates directly to names 7 (Kālikā) and 26 (Kāmākhyā) on the site.
Editorial / rights: A textual mention is not evidence that Kāmākhyā and Kālī are universally understood as one deity. Free to read; source transcription reuse restricted.
Source access
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Rights and reading conditions
A textual mention is not evidence that Kāmākhyā and Kālī are universally understood as one deity. Free to read; source transcription reuse restricted. This library links to the source; no full text is reproduced.
Citation
Traditional attribution within transcription. Śrī Kāmākhyā Kavacam 2. Sanskrit Documents volunteer project. Composition undated; digital publication 2026.
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