Kali Kaushika The Sheath Black Goddess of Time Doomsday and Death Set of 2 & 4

Kali Kaushika (or Kaushiki) in Hindu tradition, the name relates to aspects of the Divine Goddess.

• Kali is a major Hindu goddess associated with time, transformation, destruction of evil, and the Divine Mother. She is widely revered in Shakta traditions. 
• Some sources list Kaushika as one of Kali's names.
• More commonly in Hindu scriptures, Kaushiki is a goddess who emerged from the sheath (kosha) of Parvati and is associated with Durga. In the Devi Mahatmya, Kaushiki appears to defeat the demons Shumbha and Nishumbha. Kali (or Chamunda) appears in connection with this narrative. 

• Set of 2 or 4
• 8 inches tall
• We ship from the USA

• From a Christian religious perspective, lighting a candle to a saint is generally not viewed as a way to gain magical powers or guaranteed favors. Rather, it is a devotional act that symbolizes prayer, faith, and a desire for the saint's intercession.

  Common spiritual benefits believers associate with lighting a candle include:

  • A Visible Prayer: The burning flame symbolizes a prayer continuing before God even after a person leaves the church or prayer space.
  • Focus and Devotion: The candle helps create a prayerful atmosphere and encourages reflection, meditation, and communion with God.
  • Requesting a Saint's Intercession: Catholics and some other Christians ask saints to pray for them, much as they might ask a friend to pray for them.
  • Expression of Faith and Hope: Lighting a candle can be an outward sign of trust in God's mercy, guidance, and care.
  • Remembrance: Candles are often lit for loved ones who have died, for the sick, or for special intentions.
  • Connection to Christ as Light: In Christian symbolism, light represents Christ, who is often called the "Light of the World." The candle reminds believers of God's presence.
  • Faith, Prayer, and God's Grace: Most Christian traditions that use votive candles teach that the spiritual benefit comes from faith, prayer, and God's grace, rather than from the candle itself. The candle is a symbol that helps express devotion and intention.