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Why We Must Worship Goddess Kali

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kali-import-06f8f803f37ebbd6ac17
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KALI-100-044
Author or attribution
Frawley, David
Record type
Article
Language
English
Date / edition
n.d.
Source / repository
American Institute of Vedic Studies (first published by DailyO)
Access
Open access
Subjects
100-Source Research Supplement — November 2026; Modern Interpretations

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Kali as yoga-shakti and her relevance today, from a Vedic-studies teacher.

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Title: Why We Must Worship Goddess Kali
Authors: Frawley, David
Record type: Article
Language: English
Year: n.d.
Source / Publisher: American Institute of Vedic Studies (first published by DailyO)
Full-text URL: https://www.vedanet.com/?p=5864
Subjects: Modern Interpretations
Description: Kali as yoga-shakti and her relevance today, from a Vedic-studies teacher.
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Frawley, David. Why We Must Worship Goddess Kali. American Institute of Vedic Studies (first published by DailyO). n.d.. https://www.vedanet.com/?p=5864

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