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Kali oil fire there is always something ofKali is the fierce Hindu demon eating goddess, standing on the prone, lifeless or unconscious body of her consort Shiva, wearing a necklace of skulls. Who could not love her? Kali is one of the best representations of the Terrible Mother, an embodied reverence for Death and destruction and a prerequisite for Life. Kali may have been a pre Aryan, Dravidic goddess who integrated into the Aryan Hindu pantheon. Her temples are built near cremation