Pradip Bhattacharya

Daksha and Kali – Decoding the Symbols

Mother India Archives, Scriptures, Symbolism in Sanatana Dharma / By Pradip Bhattacharya / January 21, 2024

The author helps us understand the deep symbolism behind the story of Daksha Prajapati’s head being severed, and his acquiring the head of a goat.

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Daksha and Kali – Decoding the Symbols

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