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Mahākāla is a Hindu deity, who is also known as the "king of ghosts". He is one of the most popular and powerful deities in the Hindu pantheon. He is often depicted as a fearsome deity with a skull necklace, wearing a tiger skin, and holding a sword and a shield. Mahākāla is the wrathful form of the god Śiva. He is the protector of the universe and the destroyer of evil. He is also the god of time, death, and destruction. Mahākāla is worshipped by Hindus as a destroyer of ignorance and a remover of obstacles. He is also invoked for protection from harm. Mahākāla is celebrated during the Mahākāla Aṣṭamī festival, which is held in January or February. FAQ's on Rehwa Society
