Matrix of Power: Tantra, Kingship, and Sacrifice in the Worship of Mother Goddess Kāmākhyā

Hugh B. Urban

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Because the Goddess has come to the great mountain Nīlakūa to have sexual enjoyment with me [Śiva], she is called Kāmākhyā, who resides there in secret. Because she gives love, is a loving woman, i...

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