Why Amavasya Night Is Sacred for Goddess Kali Worship

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Amavasya, the moonless night, symbolizes the infinite and unmanifest source of creation in Shaktism. It is considered auspicious for worshipping Goddess Kali, who embodies Shakti, time, and cosmic energy. Kali, also called Boro Maa and Mahakali, destroys ignorance and negative forces. Her dark form represents the cosmic void. Kali Puja on Amavasya is rooted in Bengali mythology where she restores universal balance by defeating demons.

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