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y ofrecen bendiciones y beneficios.
y ofrecen bendiciones y beneficios.


Kali’s dread appearance symbolizes her boundless power. Her destructiveness is seen as ultimately leading to transformation and salvation. The object of her wrath is not the outer form of man but his inner delusions. She shatters the delusions of the ego and destroys ignorance, even as she brings blessings to those who seek to know God. She destroys the form and substance of human creations (with the white-fire, blue-lightning and [[Ruby ray|ruby-ray]] action of her sword) that are not aligned with the will of her consort, thus liberating those who seek the knowledge of God. Kali is a symbol of destruction, yet she bestows blessings upon those who seek knowledge of God, and she is revered by her devotees as the Divine Mother.
La terrible apariencia de Kali simboliza su ilimitado poder. Su destructividad
se contempla en última instancia como algo que conduce a la
transformación y a la salvación. El objeto de su ira no es la forma externa
del hombre sino sus engaños internos. Destroza los engaños del ego y
destruye la ignorancia, aun cuando trae bendiciones a los que quieren
conocer a Dios. Kali destruye la forma y la sustancia de las creaciones
humanas (con la acción de fuego blanco, de relámpago azul y de rayo rubí
de su espada) que no están alineadas con la voluntad de su consorte, liberando
de tal modo a aquellos que buscan el conocimiento de Dios. Kali es
un símbolo de destrucción, pero ella otorga bendiciones a quienes buscan
el conocimiento de Dios y es reverenciada por sus devotos como la Madre
Divina.


Shiva is at times depicted dancing in cremation grounds, called burning ghats. The burning ground symbolizes the heart that is barren of desire, for all ego and illusion have been burnt away. Hence, the true ascetic seeks to make a burning ground of his heart so that Shiva might abide and dance there.
Shiva is at times depicted dancing in cremation grounds, called burning ghats. The burning ground symbolizes the heart that is barren of desire, for all ego and illusion have been burnt away. Hence, the true ascetic seeks to make a burning ground of his heart so that Shiva might abide and dance there.
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