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Not sure what you were trying to improve with this article, but we really didn't seem to think it made sense anymore. If you are going to remove major sections of the text please replace them with something comparable or please leave them alone. Also, feel free to remove pictures if you like, but Mother will just put them right back -- faster than you can say, "atmano mokshartham jagaditaya ca."


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I removed the picture that seemed to detract from the storyline. No major material was deleted. The section on mythology was moved to the section after the Tantra and the Bengal Tradition. It was a mere reordering of the text, no more.


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The Goddess Kali is a complex deity. In villages of North Sri Lanka and in Nepal she is often viewed in an un-iconic form without the elaborate iconography that the picture you posted depicts. She is seen as pure power that shatters all limitations that confront the devotee - be they mundane or spiritual. Interesting, the bandit queen - Phulan Devi who belonged to a scheduled caste always sought the blessings of the Goddess. So did the 'robber tribe' called the thuggees in the ravines of Chambal.


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The picture you had uploaded incidentally was grotesque, hideous and would be seen as demonic by a casual non-Hindu who reads the article. It does not do justice to the complex strands that define concept under consideration. Why not a more mainstream picture or just the face. The Bengal school of iconography i.e. the two eyes with the tilak on the forehead stands out. Or the south-Indian Bhadrakali i.e. of Kali emerging from the fire.


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First, I didn’t upload the picture to which you are referring, but I didn’t see a problem with it – Kali is “grotesque.” And, if you are going to remove a picture that’s fine, just make sure you replace it. Furthermore, this article deals with the issue of the pleasant vs. unsettling aesthetics within the history of Kali. Your mentioning of non-Hindus misinterpreting this goddess only implies that you think non-Hindus wouldn’t take the time to read this article -- superiority complex?


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It’s interesting to me how much I hear my fellow countrymen whine about the “Latinization” of Indic culture, and then (when presented it in its raw, intended form) they whine again that it may be offensive and needs to be whitewashed! There are no more pure cultures in this world my friend -- the Hotr & Udgatr priests, they all have cell-phones now. What we do have though is a society of individuals who pick and choose (from a vast warehouse of human history) those cultural traits which best suit their ever-changing needs. Remember this the next time you are cheering for you favorite cricket team.
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The picture put up by Ghostexorcist is hardly the most common depiction of Kali. I would like to know the source of the picture. It appears to be from a Steven Spielberg track! The picture placed in the sub-section "Popular Form of Kali" is far more in use. I am unable to upload that. But would that not be more in keeping with how contemporary devotee views the Goddess?


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I note that the South Indian/Sri Lankan concept of Bhadra Kali (or the auspicious Kali) finds no mention in the current iconography or text. That too forms part of the broader overview of the worship of the Goddess.


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But we are discussing the subject matter. It is a debate.


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You mention that I do not own the page. Quite right. But neither does any one else. The point is whether this picture is a standard representative depiction of the Goddess. I would argue that it is not. You yourself mention that you know nothing about the picture. Hence, it be better replaced with a more standard icon.
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I still think it important to depict how the practitioner views the deity. Everything is POV (to use your phrase).

I look forward to reading the links you provided on female circumcision (the stray references in the Hadith that legitimize the practice in parts of the world??) and to the Eucharist and possible links thereof with a ritual cannibalism of a bygone era.

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:My point is, a discussion about the Kali page needs to take place on the Kali talk page as a record. This is english wikipedia and the most commonly viewed icon of Kali should be used. I will no longer contact you on your talk page (unless it is absolutely necessary). Move your questions and comments about the picture to the talk page. Any deletion of the picture without discussion will be looked at and treated as vandalism. This is a friendly warning. Please follow ].

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I have been following this debate with avid interest. I tend to agree with Dipendra. The picture uploaded by Ghost does no justice to the concept of Kali!! Lets use a more mainstream picture - Mrinalini

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Let me first grasp the technology and 'rules' before I return to the debate. Its time out for me now. Thank you for your vote of confidence :-)

The iconography does not adequately capture a multi-faceted Goddess who is at once the nurturer and shatterer, the upholder of the family as well as one who stands outside all social norms, the object of veneration in high Hinduism and yet a key motif in the folk and tribal religion. She is truly a complex deity.

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Keep up the good work. You had thoughtful insights. I did give my two cents worth below.

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Makara Sankaranthi and pongal differ in terms of way of celebration. I think makara sankaranthi and pongal should be treated as similar festivals. '''Mover over This article focus only to Tamils festival of Thai Pongal and not for Pan India's makara sankaranthi.''' The following sections are irrelevant to this articla
1.Cultural Significance (Doesn't pertaining to Pongal festival)
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The Makara sankranthi and any other orgin must be discussed in history of the pongal festival

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