These poems written in the eighteenth-century in Bengal, express his passionate devotion for the praise of the Great Mother Goddess -- primarily in her manifestation as Kali, the dark goddess, guardian of the cycles of birth and death. His work emerges from s bhakti-or devotional-tradition, which revolted against the Brahman -- dominated Hindu orthodoxy of the time. These poems traverse a spectrum of moods -- from the wild despair of an abandoned child to the intoxicated hilarity of a man drunk with the Goddess's love.
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Kālī, Kālī!
评分"the vital principle of the visible universe which has many faces...the endless possibility of the active energy at the heart of the world."
评分Kālī, Kālī!
评分"the vital principle of the visible universe which has many faces...the endless possibility of the active energy at the heart of the world."
评分"the vital principle of the visible universe which has many faces...the endless possibility of the active energy at the heart of the world."
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