Kali originates from the Sanskrit root word Kal which implies time. In Tibetan Buddhism Her partner is male with the name Kala. Kali is the most misconstrued of the Hindu goddesses. Scriptures has often grossly mistaken this hindu goddess, whose prevailing mythology depicted her with death and sexuality; intricately, in some aspects of her presence throughout history, humble and warmhearted.
Kali, on the left, has a tongue hanging out- long, grueling with blood. This picture shows Kali trampling on the body of her husband, who is Shiva. Shiva represents also, furthermore, the destructive aspect of the deity. Kali is often depicted naked or with minimal dressing, which symbolizes her being beyond total consciousness and purity. Kali