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Kali Worship—Swami Vivekananda’s “Special Fad”

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Catalogue identifier
kali-fifty-034
Alternate titles and import identifiers
KALI-50-034
Author or attribution
Umesh Gulati
Record type
Article
Language
English
Date / edition
2020
Source / repository
vedantauk.org
Access
Open access
Subjects
50 Full-Text Sources — November 2026; Living devotion and temple records

Description and curator notes

Full essay on Vivekananda’s acceptance of Kālī, Ramakrishna’s Mother worship, and meaning of Kālī symbolism.

Curator source KALI-50-034. Living devotion and temple records. Export dated 5 November 2026.
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34 Kali Worship—Swami Vivekananda’s “Special Fad”
Umesh Gulati • 2020
Journal essay • English
Vedanta 415, September–October 2020, pp. 234–240
Full essay on Vivekananda’s acceptance of Kālī, Ramakrishna’s Mother worship, and meaning of Kālī symbolism.
Access: Complete signed essay, printed pages 234–240; PDF pages 44–50. The direct issue link opens at the article. Count the article, not the entire issue.
Full text: https://vedantauk.org/Magazines/2020/Sep-Oct2020.pdf#page=44

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Citation

Umesh Gulati. Kali Worship—Swami Vivekananda’s “Special Fad”. vedantauk.org. 2020. Journal essay • English

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