Tantra Night, Amavasya's Darkness, and Kali Puja: Mysteries of Diwali Unveiled

On Deepavali night in Eastern India, Maa Kali, not Lakshmi, is worshipped. Known as Mahanisha Puja, it occurs during Nishith Kal and is tied to tantric traditions. It symbolizes the vanquishing of fear and ignorance, and the path to self-liberation.
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During Deepavali, while homes, temples, and streets across the country glow with lamps, a distinct tradition unfolds in Eastern India. It is often said that the occurrence of Amavasya on Deepavali must coincide with Nishith Kal, during which the sacred Mahanisha Puja is performed. But what exactly are Nishith Kal and Mahanisha Puja? The answers can best be found in Eastern India, where on this night, the lamps are lit not in honor of Lakshmi, but to worship Maa Mahakali.

Mahanisha Puja Dominates Diwali Night

Due to Mahakali's profound

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