This past week a huge con-spirit-cy his the inter-Nets surrounding the Goddess of Death known as Kali and an environmental company had hit the state of New York.
The reason was over a massive image of Kali (image to right and video below) that was projected on the Empire State Building by an environmentalist group that has many conspiracy theorists and Christians up in alarm claiming it was some type of satanic ceremony, government conspiracy or Illuminati ritual.
The stunt was created by film maker, and Academy Award® winning, Racing Extinction director Louie Psihoyos and world-renowned visual artist Travis Threlkel (Chief Creative Officer) who both work with San Francisco based Obscura Digital on a campaign called Projecting Change to draw attention to endangered animals.
The explanation by the firm on why the firm chose the Goddess of Death is as follows: “Artist Andrew Jones wanted to depict Mother Earth in her “fiercest form” in order to draw attention to sustainable development and climate change – so he chose Kali.”
First of all let me explain that Kali is NOT the Mother Goddess of Earth.
As I had written in my previous article, the Meaning of Kali, this Goddess represents the Terrible Hindu War Goddess (or Devi) of time, crime, death, destruction and doomesday who demands bloody sacrifice of both animals and humans. She represents the planet of emotions, death and destruction known as Venus.
The date that was chosen for this is exactly 5 weeks fore the 29th of Elul, which is the day that the stock market crashed in 2001 and 2008. Terry Bennett was shown that our economy would be brought down because of the abortion culture in our nation. One portrayal of the goddess Kali shows her with earrings made of dead children
For example, the InfoWars’ Paul Joseph Watson seems to get this occult fact had reported, “Bizarre images of what some said represented “Satan” appeared on the Empire State Building in New York, causing Christians to freak out about a ‘demonic ceremony.’ Joseph was saying conspiracy theorists may be right based on the fact that Kali, “the Hindu Goddess of death and destruction – who has since been culturally appropriated by new agers as a kind of Mother Earth figure.”
I agree with Paul Joseph Watson. This Goddess has always represented death and destruction. But many New Agers and some ignorant people who obviously have not done their own research or are total shills claim she is representative of Mother Earth.
The Christian website Shoebat.com had proclaimed, “The Government Of New York Just Placed A Giant Image Of Satan On The Empire State Building To Convince People To Worship The Devil (The End Times Are Coming).”
Rabbi Hadassah Ryklin of the Messianic Temple Beth El in Brooklyn, New York, USA had said this: “My heart is very heavy for NYC. I am in prayer for 5-6 hours each day. Last week my associate and I were led to go to Manhattan to intercede. We spent half a day praying for all New York. Ruach HaKodesh spoke about His verdict for NYC: JUDGMENT.
Please pray for my congregation and my leadership. We are commanded by Elohim of Yisrael to set up a “white hospital” for the survivors of the calamity. We are looking for a new building for our ministry. Please support us in prayer and financially. The task is enormous. The time is short. The message is urgent.”
The question we all need to ask now is “Why would an environmental film company choose this Goddess of Death as part of their artwork?”
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Paramahansa Yogananda, author of Autobiography of a Yogi, has a much different view on Mother Kali. He describes Kali as she is revered traditionally in Bengal by saying,
“The play of life and death expresses Her activity in Nature: creation, preservation, and destruction. Hence the sword, the head, and a third hand extended, bestowing life.
Her energy is omnipresent; hence Her streaming hair, representing energy.
Shiva, Her husband, represents God in His vibrationless state, beyond creation. Thus, He is depicted as supine.
Kali’s tongue is protruding not in blood-lust as most people believe, but because in India, when a person makes a mistake, he sticks out his tongue. In the West, don’t you express embarrassment somewhat similarly? You put your hands to your mouth.
Kali is depicted as dancing all over creation. This dance represents the movement of cosmic vibration, in which all things exist. When Kali’s foot touches the breast of the Infinite, however, She puts her tongue out as if to say, ‘Oh, oh, I’ve gone too far!’ For at the touch of the Infinite Spirit, all vibration ceases.
Kali’s fourth hand is raised in blessing on those who seek, not Her gifts, but liberation from the endless play of maya, or delusion.
Those who feel themselves attracted to Nature’s outward manifestations must continue the endless round of life and death, through incarnation after incarnation. Those devotees, however, who deeply long for freedom from the cosmic play worship God in the indwelling Self. Through meditation, they merge in the infinite Aum. And from oneness with Aum they pass beyond creation, to unite their consciousness with God—timeless, eternal Bliss.
The statues of Kali are not intended to depict the Divine Mother as She looks, but simply to display Her functions in the aspect of Mother Nature.
Kali
The Divine Mother is, of course, without form, though we may say also that Her body is the entire universe, with its infinity of suns and moons. She can also appear to the devotee in human form, however. When She does so, She is enshrined in supernal beauty.
All the images of gods in India are symbolic. We must look beyond their shapes to the hidden meanings they represent.”
company had hit the state of New York.
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How can people be so Blind?. Just as in the final days of Israel We Are Doomed. May God have mercy.
Paramahansa Yogananda, author of Autobiography of a Yogi, has a much different view on Mother Kali. He describes Kali as she is revered traditionally in Bengal by saying,
Her energy is omnipresent; hence Her streaming hair, representing energy.
Shiva, Her husband, represents God in His vibrationless state, beyond creation. Thus, He is depicted as supine.
Kali’s tongue is protruding not in blood-lust as most people believe, but because in India, when a person makes a mistake, he sticks out his tongue. In the West, don’t you express embarrassment somewhat similarly? You put your hands to your mouth.
Kali is depicted as dancing all over creation. This dance represents the movement of cosmic vibration, in which all things exist. When Kali’s foot touches the breast of the Infinite, however, She puts her tongue out as if to say, ‘Oh, oh, I’ve gone too far!’ For at the touch of the Infinite Spirit, all vibration ceases.
Kali’s fourth hand is raised in blessing on those who seek, not Her gifts, but liberation from the endless play of maya, or delusion.
Those who feel themselves attracted to Nature’s outward manifestations must continue the endless round of life and death, through incarnation after incarnation. Those devotees, however, who deeply long for freedom from the cosmic play worship God in the indwelling Self. Through meditation, they merge in the infinite Aum. And from oneness with Aum they pass beyond creation, to unite their consciousness with God—timeless, eternal Bliss.
The statues of Kali are not intended to depict the Divine Mother as She looks, but simply to display Her functions in the aspect of Mother Nature.
Kali
The Divine Mother is, of course, without form, though we may say also that Her body is the entire universe, with its infinity of suns and moons. She can also appear to the devotee in human form, however. When She does so, She is enshrined in supernal beauty.
All the images of gods in India are symbolic. We must look beyond their shapes to the hidden meanings they represent.”
http://thecosmicmother.org/home/kali/