Kali Puja honors Goddess Kali, a powerful and fierce form of the Divine Mother, worshipped for protection, the destruction of negativity, and spiritual transformation.
90 min Physical Navratri & Devi Pujas
Why perform Kali Puja?
Invokes powerful protection and destruction of negativity
Seeks spiritual transformation and inner strength
Especially significant in Bengali and Tantric devotional traditions
When should Kali Puja be performed?
Widely observed on Kali Puja night, which coincides with Diwali (Amavasya of Kartik month), especially in Bengal.
How is Kali Puja performed?
Sankalp
A vow is taken stating the puja's purpose.
Kali Puja
Goddess Kali is worshipped, often at night, with flowers, hibiscus, and mantras.
Havan (optional)
A fire ritual may be included for deeper invocation.
Items needed (Samagri)
An idol or image of Goddess Kali
Red hibiscus flowers
Flowers, kumkum, and a diya
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Kali Puja performed on the same night as Diwali?
In Bengal and parts of eastern India, this Amavasya night is dedicated to Kali worship rather than the Lakshmi Puja observed elsewhere in India.
Is Kali Puja appropriate for a general household?
Yes, while it has strong ties to Tantric tradition, many households perform a devotional version focused on protection and strength.
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