The dog. Named after Kali the goddess. Kali is considered to be the Master of death, time and change. Kali’s emerged from lord shiva. She is the ultimate manifestation of Skahti and the mother of all living beings. She destroys the evil in order to protect the innocent. Kali is portrayed standing on Lord Shiva, wearing a garland of 50 skulls, denoting the letters of the Sanskrit alphabet. She is four armed, holding a Kharag, in her top left arm, denoting strength. In her lower hand, she is holding a severed head denoting ego, which Kali hates. Both of her right hands are in mudra denoting that she is a kind mother, who protects and nurtures her children. She is completely naked, denoting that she is above this material world.
This is my dog. The challenger of ego, the adventurer, the dog who does not naturally want to be stroked, but will allow it as it’s what humans like to do. The dog who finds the way, who often is the way.
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