Hindu poet Kamalakanta

Hindu poet Kamalakanta Kamalakanta was bo in Burdwan India in the late 18th Century. From an early age his interest in spirituality and later in life Kamalakanta introduction to Tantra Yoga from a Tantric Yogi name Kenaram Bhattacharya. His songs, his famous during his life and his fame as a singer poets of the Maharaja of Burdwan, Tej Chandra Kamalakanta asked his guru. Kamalakanta was a great follower of Kali and composed many fans devotion and love for the poems Mother.It is said that the Divine Mother in her aspect of Mahakali wants his sincere followers to be the fastest progress. Kali is often described as the great destroyer of ignorance and hostile forces. The poetry of these performances Kamalakanta heroic attitude of imploring Kali to destroy the boundaries and slavery. The poetry of Kamalakanta a deep trust in all its mighty Kali. "The earth trembles under his ascent. They are horrible, with that sword in his hand. "While Kali is often described as black and terrible form, this is only one aspect of how a destroyer of ignorance. Kamalakanta also an allusion to the side of Kali, as in his poem - "If my mother really black?" "You are black, As you can see in the world? Sometimes my mother is white, Sometimes yellow, blue and red. I can not fathom your. All my life is Try. "The poetry of Ramprasad Kamalakanta and later sung by Sri Ramakrishna, who was himself a big fan of Divine Mother.These devotional songs send Sri Ramakrishna often in a state of ecstasy, as he has absorbed in the contemplation of the Divine Mother. Many of these songs are in the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna.Richard Pettinger