The Nava Durga Forms — Part 3
<p><strong>Description of this form:</strong> Goddess Parvati is seated on a donkey. She has three bloodshot eyes and unkempt hair and wears a garland of skulls around her neck, which shines like lightning. Her four hands hold a trident, scimitar, vajra (thunderbolt), and a cup.</p>
<p>Many use the names Kālarātrī and Kālī interchangeably. Devi assumes this form to kill a demon named Raktabheeja (who denotes desires). He was so powerful that even a single drop of blood could produce his clone. Devi’s compassion compelled her to drink his blood to save this world.</p>
<p>Also, Devi demolished the demonic kings Shumbha and Nishumbha, who represent auspiciousness and…</p>
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