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Maa Kali

A majestic black stone Kali temple in traditional Bengali architectural style with curved roofs and spires, illuminated by warm golden light during sunset. In the foreground, a serene courtyard features intricate Alpana patterns in white on deep red ground. Goddess Kali's powerful form appears as a semi-transparent ethereal vision above the temple - four-armed, wearing a garland of skulls, holding a kharga (sword) and severed head, while other hands show abhaya and varada mudras. She has wild flowing hair, a extended tongue, and wears a red silk saree. The scene is enhanced with floating lotus petals, swirling incense smoke, and glowing oil lamps. Bengali devotees in traditional attire (women in white and red bordered sarees, men in kurtas) are seen offering prayers. The overall composition combines Madhubani-style decorative elements with modern digital art techniques, using a color palette of deep reds, blacks, whites and burnished gold. Soft bokeh lights and a mystical atmosphere complete the scene.

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A majestic cosmic scene depicting nine manifestations of Goddess Durga (Navadurga) arranged in a circular formation around a central, ethereal Shakti Peeth temple glowing with divine golden light. Each Durga form is distinct and detailed - Shailaputri on her bull, Brahmacharini with her kamandalu, Chandraghanta with her golden bell, Kushmanda radiating solar energy, Skandamata with baby Kartikeya, Katyayani wielding weapons, Kaalratri in her dark fierce form, Mahagauri in pure white, and Siddhidatri with her lotus. The goddesses are adorned in rich, flowing silks in traditional colors (deep red, royal blue, saffron), wearing intricate gold jewelry and crystal-clear gemstones. The background features a mystical landscape with 51 miniature Shakti Peeth temples floating in space, connected by streams of spiritual energy in pink and purple hues. Intricate Madhubani-style patterns frame the scene, with contemporary digital art elements like lens flares and particle effects. The lighting is dramatic with soft golden rays emanating from the central temple, creating an otherworldly atmosphere. Sacred symbols like tridents, lotus flowers, and yantra patterns float in the space between the goddesses, rendered in a modern minimalist style.

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A majestic, towering figure of Mahabhairav, with eight arms and a fierce expression, stands at the center of a cosmic mandala. His skin is deep blue, adorned with intricate golden patterns. In his hands, he holds a damaru (drum), trishul (trident), kapala (skull cup), and other symbolic items. His third eye glows with intense energy. Surrounding him are swirling clouds of cosmic dust in deep purples and blues, interspersed with glowing stars. At his feet, devotees offer flowers and light oil lamps. The scene is set in a surreal, ethereal landscape with floating lotus flowers and shimmering water reflections. The art style blends traditional Madhubani patterns with modern digital techniques, creating a vibrant and captivating image. Soft, golden light emanates from Mahabhairav, symbolizing his divine power and significance.

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Prompt: A majestic, golden-hued Goddess Kanaka Durga standing atop a lion, radiating divine power against a backdrop of a stylized Indrakeeladri hill. She has multiple arms holding traditional weapons and mudras, adorned with ornate jewelry and a vibrant red and gold sari. Her face is serene yet powerful, with a golden aura surrounding her. The scene is set in a dreamlike ethereal space with floating lotus flowers, intricate mandalas, and swirling energy patterns in shades of saffron, deep blue, and maroon. Devotees in modern Indian attire are seen offering prayers at the base of the image. The art style blends hyperrealistic digital painting with elements of traditional Madhubani and Tanjore art, creating a stunning visual that bridges ancient mythology with contemporary aesthetics.

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