Awakening to Kali: The Goddess of Radical Transformation
Oct 2014 · Sold by St. Martin's Essentials
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The sages of Tantra taught that when we follow the path of Shakti, the sacred feminine principle personified by the goddesses of yoga, we awaken the full potential of our own inner energies. Kali, teaches Sally Kempton, may be both the most powerful—and misunderstood—goddess of all.
Kali—her name means “Black One”—is the original Dark Goddess, whose hidden gift is ecstasy. She brings both fierceness and love, destruction and rebirth—and untamed courage and freedom for those willing to fully comprehend and embrace her many gifts. In this e-book, readers are invited to explore teachings, stories, meditations, prayers, poems, mantras, invocations, and rituals to align with this cosmic force of radical transformation.
Kali as the Mirror of Our Own Inner State
Kali the Blood Drinker
The Two Faces of the Dark Goddess
Kali and the Ego
Kali’s Fierce Forms
Kali’s Role in Spiritual Liberation
Contemplation: The Felt Sense of Kali in Your Life
The Tantric Kali: Deity of Heroes
The Kali Woman: Archetype of Feminine Power, Sexuality, and Force
A Kali Asana Practice
A Contemplation on Kali’s Audacity
The Shadow Kali
Kali as the Inner Voice of Destructive Rage
Dialoguing with Kali (a guided practice)
Kali as the Human Teacher
A Visualization Practice for Offering Your Negative Tendencies to Kali’s Fire
Unlocking the Hidden Kali
Meditation: Kali as the Great Void
Kali—her name means “Black One”—is the original Dark Goddess, whose hidden gift is ecstasy. She brings both fierceness and love, destruction and rebirth—and untamed courage and freedom for those willing to fully comprehend and embrace her many gifts. In this e-book, readers are invited to explore teachings, stories, meditations, prayers, poems, mantras, invocations, and rituals to align with this cosmic force of radical transformation.
Kali as the Mirror of Our Own Inner State
Kali the Blood Drinker
The Two Faces of the Dark Goddess
Kali and the Ego
Kali’s Fierce Forms
Kali’s Role in Spiritual Liberation
Contemplation: The Felt Sense of Kali in Your Life
The Tantric Kali: Deity of Heroes
The Kali Woman: Archetype of Feminine Power, Sexuality, and Force
A Kali Asana Practice
A Contemplation on Kali’s Audacity
The Shadow Kali
Kali as the Inner Voice of Destructive Rage
Dialoguing with Kali (a guided practice)
Kali as the Human Teacher
A Visualization Practice for Offering Your Negative Tendencies to Kali’s Fire
Unlocking the Hidden Kali
Meditation: Kali as the Great Void
The sages of Tantra taught that when we follow the path of Shakti, the sacred feminine principle personified by the goddesses of yoga, we awaken the full potential of our own inner energies. Kali, teaches Sally Kempton, may be both the most powerful—and misunderstood—goddess of all.
Kali—her na...
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Sally Kempton (1943–2023) studied and taught the wisdom of yoga for 40 years. A highly regarded teacher of meditation and spiritual philosophy, she wrote the popular Yoga Journal column Wisdom. Known for her gift of making yogic wisdom relevant to daily life and for transmitting deep states of meditation, she taught retreats and teleclasses internationally. Sally is the author of Meditation for the Love of It (Sounds True, 2011).
Sally Kempton (1943–2023) studied and taught the wisdom of yoga for 40 years. A highly regarded teacher of meditation and spiritual philosophy, she wrote the popular Yoga Journal column Wisdom. Known for her gift of making yogic wisdom relevant to daily life and for transmitting deep states of me...
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