The great divine power is one of the facets of the Eternal Feminine, of the Supreme Shakti or Mahashakti which – manifests at the same time transcendence and immanence (that is why it is often presented as a counterpart of Shiva and therefore it is represented with the black face); – she is the Great Goddess of time and inner transformation, being adored especially by those yogis who want a rapid spiritual evolution; -it is a form of real freedom, which appears due to spiritual knowledge and inner realization, due to the authentic detachment that occurs when we experience this miraculously combined state of transcendence and immanence (it is with the beautiful and exceptionally vital and attractive body but uncovered by clothes and completely and directly exposed) and due to the control of the infamous tendencies of the ego; -although it has the appearance unmediated by any veil of a nude woman very sensual and attractive, she is terrible for the impure one and, especially, for the malicious one, who tries to “fool” the divine order and exceptionally gentle, supportive and regenerating for the one who, although limited, sincerely aspires to overcome himself; – she manifests a pure, very direct femininity and her adoration is preferred by authentic tantrics, willing to go through correctly and quickly their spiritual path “narrow as the edge of a razor”. The goddess is often represented as dancing on the body of Shiva, this being nothing but the obvious illustration of the truth “Shiva without Shakti is Shava”. Any humanistic interpretation like – “Kali is triumphant over Shiva” shows, in our opinion, nothing but ignorance, because there is no opposition between Shiva and His counterpart but a perfect harmony.