Goddess Bhadrakali is a Hindu goddess worshiped primarily in Southern India, especially in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. She is considered to be a fierce deity, with formidable supernatural powers that can defeat evil forces and protect her devotees.
Bhadrakali is often depicted as a youthful woman with several hands, holding weapons such as a sword, trident, shield, and bow. Her face is usually shown in an angry or wrathful expression, emphasizing her ferocity and power.
In many mythological stories, Bhadrakali is associated with the goddess Durga, who is considered to be her mother. She is also associated with the male deity Shiva, and some legends describe her as an avatar of the goddess Parvati, Shiva's consort.
Bhadrakali temples are popular pilgrimage sites in Southern India, with devotees offering prayers, pujas, and sacrifices to seek her blessings and protection. The most famous Bhadrakali temple is the Vazhappally temple in Kerala, which is believed to be more than 1,000 years old.
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