VENGEANCE IS MINE SAYETH DURGA

AMAZING MANIFESTATION OF MOTHER GOD AS “DURGA” – ORIGIN OF KALI FROM DURGA – HER GREAT FIGHT WITH DEMONS EXPLAINED…..THE DEMONS ARE ALWAYS MALES…..SHE HAS DEFEATED THEM, DESTROYED PATRIARCHY – SHE USES HER BEAUTY, HER FEROCITY, HER WILL, ALL WEAPONS AGAINST MEN/DEMONS, INCLUDING THE FEMALE DEMONS OF SATAN.

the greatest demon against Mother God is often seen as a Man-Bull, which seems to me like a fitting symbol for Patriarchy. It is the Patriarchs which veered away from worship of Mother, and put themselves in her place, creating a Man God in their own image and likeness.

 AGENTS OF SATAN.  MOTHER GOD TAKES CARE OF BUSINESS, SENDS THEM WHERE THEY BELONG.  READ THE STORY HERE OF HOW OUR MOTHER GOD DEFEATED THE GREATEST DEMON–PATRIARCHY!

DURGA’S ORIGIN, ISHTAR, LIKED TO HAVE SEX WITH MANY TYPE MALES, ALL CASTES AND RACES
“The origin of goddess Durga can be, very strangely, traced back to the Mesopotamian culture. The depictions and form of goddess Ishtar, worshipped in Mesopotamia, hold a striking resemblance to those of goddess Durga in Hindu religious texts. Mesopotamia of ancient times is an area, which is mostly covered by present day Iraq. The goddess Ishtar was worshipped by the Sumerians, Assyrians, Babylonians, and even Romans and Egyptians, since about 2000 B.C. and probably even before that, since an epic called the descent of Ishtar was already traced to an old tale of that time. Ishtar is described as an independent goddess who roamed the forests and deserts at will and was a constant seeker of battle. She was depicted as riding a lion and had multiple arms holding many weapons. She was thought to have had many lovers from all sorts of backgrounds and probably this was seen as a probable cause of her immense popularity with the common man of those days since he preferred her raw energy to pretensions and pomposity often associated with most other gods. This feeling of her transcending class division was emphasized by the wide-ranging profile of lovers from all social classes.”…………………………………

WHEN MOTHER GOD RULES, THERE IS NO SEXUAL REPRESSION FOR WOMEN

MOTHER GOD AS ISHTAR HAD SEX WITH MANY MALES, ALL TYPES. NO SEXUAL REPRESSION. WHEN WOMEN RULE, THEY DO HOW THEY WISH.

WHEN MOTHER GOD RULES, THERE IS NO SEXUAL REPRESSION FOR WOMEN

WHEN MOTHER GOD RULES, THERE IS NO SEXUAL REPRESSION FOR WOMEN

NO ONE CAN CONTROL OR HOLD DOWN THE WOMAN OF MOTHER GOD

MOTHER GOD RULES AND TRANSMITS POWER

SHAKTI HAS THE AGGRESSION OF THE MALE GODS
“Goddess as Shakti: the male gods contribute their strength and vigor to the goddess, who epitomizes power, action and strength in the battle with demons. Durga is action and power personified and as such is a fitting representation of the idea of Shakti.”

SHAKTI HAS THE AGGRESSION OF THE MALE GODS
“Goddess as Shakti: the male gods contribute their strength and vigor to the goddess, who epitomizes power, action and strength in the battle with demons. Durga is action and power personified and as such is a fitting representation of the idea of Shakti.” (doesn’t she look like Mariska Hargitay?)

SHE USES HER BEAUTY AS A WEAPON TO ENTICE DEMONS AND DESTROY THEM 
(****As I, Rasa, used my beauty to establish Female Bodybuilding, destroy the demons of male muscularity supremayc (discriminating against women and their muscles), and as the Stripper for God, appeared as a Stripper to preach sermons which destroyed demons, and various other times, used my beauty to establish Female Supremacy and to preach the message of Fatima which prevented World War III.  I destroyed all kinds of Patriarchal demons.****)

“Durga is said to be extraordinarily beautiful; she does not use her beauty for seduction, but rather entrapment. She entices her victims and then defeats them. She rides a lion, and it appears whenever her strengths are needed. Her role is not that of creator, but rather that of a maintainer: she maintains cosmic order by defeating demons that plague the universe.”

SHE USES HER BEAUTY AS A WEAPON TO ENTICE DEMONS AND DESTROY THEM ( I, Rasa, used my beauty to establish Female Bodybuilding, destroy the demons of male muscularity/ supremacy (discriminating against women and their muscles)

I destroyed all kinds of Patriarchal demons

, and as the Stripper for God, appeared as a Stripper to preach sermons which destroyed demons, and various other times, used my beauty to establish Female Supremacy and to preach the message of Fatima which prevented World War III.

IT SAYS THAT DURGA USED HER BEAUTY TO ENTICE DEMONS, THEN DEFEATED THEM

“Durga is said to be extraordinarily beautiful; she does not use her beauty for seduction, but rather entrapment. She entices her victims and then defeats them. She rides a lion, and it appears whenever her strengths are needed

MEN ARE DRIVEN BY THE BEAUTY OF WOMEN, OFTEN TO THEIR PERIL. THEY HAVE TEMPORARILY ENSLAVED WOMEN, BUT NOW THE POWER OF FEMALES HAS EMERGED AND THEY WILL SAY, “VENGEANCE IS MINE, SAYETH MOTHER GOD.”

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DEVOTION TO DURGA IS LIKE DEVOTION TO HOLY MARY, WHO PROTECTS US FROM ALL EVIL AND CALAMITY.
“Durga is not only a powerful force for cosmic order but also a protector of her devotees. She listens to her devotees and attends to their needs. The Devi Mahatmya describes her as a personal savior who will save her devotees from forest fires, wild animals, robbers, imprisonment, execution, and battle.”…………………………..

WORSHIP OF DURGA DESTROYS DEMONS WHICH STAND IN THE WAY OF ENLIGHTENMENT
“Worship of goddess Durga signifies the process by which the divine potential within every being removes its layers of ignorance and achieves the state of self-realization. Hindus celebrate this occasion at an auspicious time every year to constantly remind themselves of the significance of this very process. They contemplate the progress made on their spiritual journey and celebrate with great joy the victory of the supreme consciousness over the demons of ignorance. The festival is also a reminder that evil can never triumph over the power of truth”………………………………

DURGA WORSHIPED STRONGLY FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS
“Durga Puja is the greatest Hindu festival in which God is adored as Mother. Hinduism is the only religion in the world, which has emphasized to such an extent the motherhood of God. Perhaps the greatest testament to the power of Durga Puja is that even today the Mother is worshipped by billions of Hindus world wide in exactly the same manner as she was thousands of years ago.”……………………………

THE LEGENDARY BATTLE OF DURGA

SLAYING THE WORST DEMON ON EARTH– MAHISHASURA.
HE BECAME FRIENDS WITH SHIVA AND INFILTRATED THE LAND OF THE GODS, FORCING THE MALE GODS TO BOW TO HIM.  HE WAS SATAN AS IN THE CHRISTIAN MYTH, WANTING GOD’S POWER AND MAJESTY FOR HIMSELF, AS SATAN IN THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST, WANTING CHRIST TO BOW AND WORSHIP HIM, AND HE, SATAN, WOULD GIVE HIM “ALL THE KINGDOMS OF THE WORLD AND THEIR GLORY”.
MOTHER GOD ASSUMED THE POWER OF ALL THE MALE GODS (WHICH POWER THEY BORROWED FROM MOTHER SHAKTI !) AND THEIR GIFTS AND BECAME THE MOST POWERFUL DEMON SLAYER OF ALL TIME – KNOWN BY NAME AS DURGA.  KALI AND PARVATI ARE HER OTHER TWO MANIFESTATIONS.  KALI CONSUMED THE BLOOD OF THE DEMON WHICH, AS HIS DROPS OF BLOOD FELL TO THE GROUND, BECAME MORE DEMONIC SOLDIERS – THUS MOTHER KALI IS PORTRAYED IN HER SINGULAR WAY, TONGUE STICKING OUT, POP EYED LIKE A FIEND, SKULLS ALL AROUND HER, FEROCIOUS.  BE MINDFUL THAT KALI IS PORTRAYED THIS WAY AS A MANIFESTATION OF DURGA FIGHTING THE WORST DEMONIC.

HOW CAN A MAN WIN AGAINST GOD? AGAINST WOMAN, THE CREATOR OF LIFE? IT IS IMPOSSIBLE. MAN CANNOT REPRODUCE. HIS CAPACITY IS THAT OF A SUBORDINATE FEMALE, HE IS MADE TO SERVE WOMAN.

WHEN MEN ARE GONE, NO MORE STROCITIES, ANIMAL TESTING, VACINNES THAT DESTROY, MANUFACTURED DISEASE LIKE AIDS, NO MORE WAR, NO MORE GENOCIDES

THIS IS KALI WHO DESTROYS PATRIARCHY THROUGH MALE EXTINCTION

HUMAN MALES IMPLODED UPON THEMSELVES, THEIR KARMA OF DESTRUCTION CAME BACK AT THEM

HOW CAN A MAN WIN AGAINST GOD? AGAINST WOMAN, THE CREATOR OF LIFE? IT IS IMPOSSIBLE. MAN CANNOT REPRODUCE. HIS CAPACITY IS THAT OF A SUBORDINATE FEMALE, HE IS MADE TO SERVE WOMAN.

WHEN MALES ARE SUBDUED THE EVIL ENDS, NO MORE ATROCITIES

MALES ARE A GENETIC MODIFICATION EXPERIMENT THAT DID NOT WORK

MOTHER GOD GAVE THEM A CHANCE, BUT ONCE THEY BROKE OFF FROM WOMEN AND MOTHER GOD, CREATING A GOD IN THEIR OWN IMAGE, THEY WERE DOOMED

FIND THE TIME TO DISCOVER THAT WOMAN, THOU ART GOD!

MOTHER IS THE EGG, MALE CAN ONLY GIVE HIS DNA FOR MOTHER TO REPRODUCE HIM

MALE SPERM DIES BY ITSELF, FEMALE EGG REPRODUCES

WOMAN WILL BRING JOY BACK TO OUR PLANET, FOR ALL OF US INCUDING ANIMALS

Hindu mythology tells an interesting tale of the fierce battle of Durga with Mahishasura, a demon who earned the favour of Lord Shiva after long and hard penance. Lord Shiva, pleased with the devotion of the demon, blessed him with a boon that no man or deity would be able to kill him. Empowered with the boon, Mahishasura started his reign of terror over the Universe and people were killed mercilessly. He even attacked the abode of the gods. The war between gods and demons lasted a hundred years, in which Mahishasura was the leader of the Asuras or demons and Indra was the chief of the gods. In this contest the army of the gods was defeated by the more powerful demons. When Mahishasura conquered the gods, he became their leader.

The gods, utterly defeated, took refuge under Lord Brahma, who took them to Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. Having heard of the misdeeds of the demons, pure energy blazed forth from Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva – the trinity forming the pure energy of Godhood. As the gods witnessed this fiery crest of energy pervading all the directions and blazing forth like a mountain peak aflame with the sun, this matchless energy that sprang from the bodies of all the gods, its light illuminating the three worlds, became concentrated in one spot and took form of the Goddess. Her face was from the light of Shiva. Her ten arms were from Lord Vishnu. Her feet were from Lord Brahma. The tresses were formed from the light of Yama (god of death) and the two breasts were formed from the light of Somanath (Moon God), the waist from the light of Indra (the king of gods), the legs and thighs from the light of Varun (god of oceans), and hips from the light of Bhoodev (Earth), the toes from the light of Surya (Sun God), fingers of the hand from the light of the Vasus (the children of Goddess river Ganga) and nose from the light of Kuber (the keeper of wealth for the Gods). The teeth were formed from the light of Prajapati (the lord of creatures), the Triad of her eyes was born from the light of Agni (Fire God), the eyebrows from the two Sandhyas (sunrise and sunset), the ears from the light of Vayu (god of Wind). Thus from the energy of these gods, as well as from many other gods, was formed the goddess Durga.

The gods then gifted the goddess with their weapons and other divine objects to help her in her battle with the demon, Mahishasura. Lord Shiva gave her a trident while Lord Vishnu gave her a disc. Varuna, gave her a conch and noose, and Agni gave her a spear. From Vayu, she received arrows. Indra gave her a thunderbolt, and the gift of his white-skinned elephant Airavata was a bell. From Yama, she received a sword and shield and from Vishwakarma (god of Architecture), an axe and armor. The god of mountains, Himavat gifted her with jewels and a lion to ride on. Durga was also given many other precious and magical gifts, new clothing, and a garland of immortal lotuses for her head and breasts.

The beautiful Durga, bedecked in jewels and golden armor and equipped with the fearsome weaponry of the gods, was ready to engage in battle with the fierce and cruel Mahishasura. Her lion’s thunderous roars shook the three worlds. Oceans boiled and surf poured overland. Continents were torn at their granite foundations as whole new chains of mountains rose, while older ranges crumbled, cracked, and gave way to dust in a thousand landslides. Mahishasura and his demon allies found their attention drawn from heaven to Earth, as Durga’s power moved its way towards heaven. Though confident of their power and control in heaven, the demons could not help being awestruck.

As Mahishasura’s armies were struck down effortlessly by Durga, it became obvious to him that he was not as secure in heaven as he had thought. No demon could fight her and win. Her breath would replenish her armies – bringing back to life all of her soldiers who fell. From Airavata’s gift, the bell, came a confusing clamor. The demons were in chaos and were easily defeated and captured. The ground was left littered with the broken limbs and body parts of the defeated demon army.

Mahishasura was shocked and enraged by the disastrous events on the battlefield. He took on the form of a demonic buffalo, and charged at the divine soldiers of Durga, goring and killing many and lashing out with his whip-like tail. Durga’s lion pounced on the demon-buffalo and engaged him in a battle. While he was thus engaged, Durga threw her noose around his neck.

Mahishasura then assumed the form of a lion and when Durga beheaded the lion, Mahishasura escaped in the form of a man who was immediately face to face with a volley of arrows from Durga. The demon escaped yet again and then having assumed the form of a huge elephant, battered Durga’s lion with a tusk. With her sword Durga hacked the tusk into pieces.

The demon reverted once more to the form of the wild buffalo. He hid himself in the mountains from where he hurled boulders at Durga with his horns. Durga drank the divine nectar, the gift of Kuber. She then pounced on Mahishasura, pushing him to the ground with her left leg. She grasped his head in one hand, pierced him with her sharp trident held in another, and with yet another of her ten hands she wielded her bright sword, beheading him. At last he fell dead, and the scattered surviving remnants of his once invincible army fled in terror.

The Gods bowed to the goddess and showered their praises on the goddess following her victory:

“Mother, you have created this universe. You are the strength of all. Devatas (Gods), Rishis (sages), Yakshas (demi-gods), Kinnaras (heavenly musicians with human bodies and heads of horses) all bow to you. Even Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwar (Lord Shiva) do not know you fully. For the Dharmik (righteous) you are Lakshmi (Goddess of wealth), for the adharmiks (evil) you are Alakshmi (she who brings misfortune). You are buddhi (knowledge), you are lajja (modesty), you are shraddha (respect). You were there always and will be there forever. You are the adhar (source) for all, You are Prakriti (nature). You save the earth by killing the numerous asuras (demons).”

The tale of Durga continues beyond Mahishasura, through the tale of goddess Kaushiki, another form of goddess Durga. After Mahishasura, two more demon brothers, Shumbha and Nishumbha forcibly drove the gods out of heaven. The gods then started praying to Mahamaya – the mother Goddess – to help them. At that moment, Goddess Parvati – wife of Lord Shiva – was going to take a bath in the river. After Parvati heard their tale of woe, a beautiful woman emerged from Parvati’s body. She was named Kaushiki. Upon the emergence of Kaushiki, Parvati’s body turned black and she then became known as Kalika.

Kaushiki was spotted by Chanda and Munda, the two trusted assistants of Shumbha and Nishumbha. They reported to their masters, that they had spotted a beautiful woman. Shumbha then sent a messenger to Kaushiki. The messenger, Sugriva, went to Kaushiki and informed her of the desire of their masters, Shumbha and Nishumbha, who were also the rulers of the heavens, that Kaushiki marry either of the two demon brothers. Kaushiki, feigning innocence replied that she was very foolish and that she had pledged that she would marry only that person who would defeat her in warfare. She asked Sugriva to convey to his masters that whoever could defeat her in battle could win her. On hearing this, Shumbha sent Dhumralochana to capture the goddess. Initially the asura (demon) tried to persuade the Devi to accompany him, but when she refused, he rushed to capture her. The goddess uttered a mantra and the asura was reduced to ashes. On hearing this, Shumbha sent Chanda and Munda to capture the Devi. On seeing Chanda and Munda coming, Kaushiki wriggled her eyebrows. From the eyebrows emerged a ferocious looking goddess with a sword and a noose in her hands. She wore a tiger skin around her body. Her big eyes were red and from her tongue saliva dribbled. She was goddess Kali. Kali jumped among the asuras (demons) and started killing them. She killed Chanda and Munda and dragged their bodies to Kaushiki. This gave Kali the name of Chamunda.

The asuras, after the death of Chanda and Munda, attacked the goddesses Kaushiki and Kali from all sides. At that moment, from the bodies of the various gods, women forces began emerging. These goddesses started fighting along with Kaushiki. Kali then approached Shiva and requested Lord Shiva to ask Shumbha and Nishumbha to surrender. This act of Kali requesting Lord Shiva to be her messenger earned her the name Shivaduti – (she whose messenger is Shiva). Hearing Shiva’s message, the asuras became even more ferocious. Among the asuras there was one named Raktabija. If a drop of his blood, dropped on the ground, another asura would spring forth from that drop of blood. Unknowingly, the goddesses attacked Raktabeeja and from his flowing blood numerous Raktabeejas emerged. Following this, Kali swallowed up Raktabeeja and the asuras which emerged from his blood.

Upon Raktabeeja’s death, Nishumbha was killed by Kaushiki after he attacked her. After Shumbha too was defeated, he asked if so many goddesses fighting against a solitary demon was fair. In response, all the goddesses merged into Kaushiki and thereafter she killed the evil Nishumbha.

Durga is also equated with Mahamaya – the supreme creator of illusions and attachment – the one whose spell even the gods cannot elude. There is an interesting tale related to Mahamaya. Before the creation of the universe, water pervaded all space. In that water, Lord Vishnu rested in Yoga Nidra (deep slumber), which was a result of a divine spell cast by Mahamaya on Lord Vishnu. From the navel of Lord Vishnu appeared Lord Brahma, the creator, seated on a lotus. From the wax in Lord Vishnu’s ear were formed two demons, Madhu and Kaitabha. Madhu and Kaitabha were supposed to be companions of Brahma but being demons they indulged in naughty acts, which disturbed Lord Vishnu’s slumber and he ordered them to limit their fun and frolic in the depths of the ocean so that his cosmic slumber wouldn’t be disturbed. Though the demons went away they pledged vengeance on Lord Vishnu. They propitiated the Mahamaya and appeased her into giving them a boon of choice of their own death, which she granted them. The demons then decided to come back to where Brahma and Vishnu resided and started scaring Brahma. Seeing this Lord Vishnu decided to kill the two demons but he could do little since they were protected by Mahamaya’s boon. Brahma and Vishnu then propitiated Mahamaya. Mahamaya used her powers of illusion and cast spells on the two demons, which made them grant a boon to Lord Vishnu. They granted Lord Vishnu the boon of being able to kill them, on the condition that he did so only where there be no earth or water, no air or ether, neither mind nor intelligence and not even false ego. Taking this opportunity, Lord Vishnu squashed the two demons on his thigh, which was neither of earth, water, air, ether, fire, mind, intelligence or false ego, since Lord Vishnu’s was a transcendental body. Thus the Mahamaya using her skills at illusions brought the evil demons to their own end……………………………………………………………………………

ADDITIONAL FACTS RE. MOTHER GOD DURGA.  SHE BECOMES ALL THINGS TO ALL PEOPLE; BY THE NAME DURGA SHE IS WARRIOR, BY OTHER NAMES AND IDENTITIES SHE IS OTHER THINGS.  (SHE BECOMES KALI TO SAP UP THE BLOOD OF A DEMON AS HE SHED HIS BLOOD EACH DROP CREATED MORE DEMONS; AS PRAKRITI IS EXPLAINED HERE):

Goddess as Prakriti: In Devi Mahatmaya – a Hindu text on goddess Durga – it is stated that Durga is the world, and as the earth itself, she conveys cosmic stability. She is Sakambhari (she who provides the world with food from her own body). She is the foundation of all creatures and that, which nourishes all creatures. In her role as the cosmic queen, warrior goddess and demon slayer, Durga in effect protects herself in her aspect as the earth itself.

Hindu religious texts also talk about the existence of the Ten Great Feminine Cosmic Powers (Dasha Mahavidyas) which basically can be thought to be the ten fundamental aspects of the Supreme Cosmic Mother’s personality. Nevertheless, each Goddess has a specific cosmic function in the universal harmony. The traditional sequence of the ten Goddesses is:

Kali : The Power of Time and The Night of Eternity

Tara : The Power of Void and The Night of Anger

Tripura Sundari : The Power of Absolute Splendor

Bhuvaneshwari : The Power of Space and The Night of Perfect Realization

Tripura Bhairavi : The Power of Death and The Night of Destiny

Chhinnamasta : The Power of Sacrifice and The Night of Courage

Dhumavati : The Power of Deprivation and The Night of Frustration

Bagalamukhi : The Power of Instantaneous Stopping

Matangi : The Power of Domination and The Night of Illusion

Kamalatmika : The Power of Perfect Happiness and The Night of Paradise