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Current and Future Plans for Kali Mata Temple

Kali Mata Temple

Throughout India, many temples are dedicated to different deities, but the Kamakhya Temple is unique because it houses two deities in one location. According to Kula scriptures, the temple of Devi Kamakalakali also exists here, though no idol is installed, as it honors the formless aspect of the Goddess.

To fulfill the goddess's presence, it is essential to establish the temple of Bhagwati Kamakala Kali, one of her nine crore forms in India. Alongside Kamakala Kalika, the Dakshineshwari Kali will be established to the south, and Vamishwari Kali to the west.

Exiting the temple, devotees will find Durga to the west and Vaishnavi Mata to the south. In front will be the Mahakal Chakravarti’s Jyotirlinga. A temple dedicated to Lord Dattatreya and his entire family will also be constructed.

This extraordinary temple will feature 1008 steps from top to bottom, and at the final step, there will be a temple dedicated to Shani Bhagwan.

Another story behind building this temple is to facilitate fund collection to provide free services.

This amazing temple is being constructed as a center to promote the richness of our culture and religion. The reasons for building the Kali Mata Temple today are closely tied to culture, religion, and society:

• Spiritual Needs: Kali Mata symbolizes power and energy. The temple promotes spiritual advancement and faith.
• Community Unity: The temple encourages people to gather, fostering unity and serving as a venue for religious and cultural events.
• Preservation of Culture and Tradition: It helps keep religious traditions alive and can serve as a center for cultural activities.
• Inspiration for Peace and Prosperity: Worship and meditation at the temple alleviate mental stress and promote peace.
• Transmission of Positivity: Religious places generate positive energy inspiring good deeds.
• Social Service: Many temples organize educational, health, and welfare programs for societal benefit.

For these reasons, constructing the Kali Mata Temple today is significant not only from a religious perspective but also from social and cultural standpoints.