The Dakinis are attendants of this goddess. She lends her name to the current age, in which kings inflict death on women, children and cows, and Dharma is one-legged and helpless. She has a tusked face with a fearsome brow bearing a third eye, and by some accounts, she sprang from the brow of Durga. To defeat the demon Raktavira, she had to hold him up, pierce him with a spear, and drink all his blood, sparking her thirst for blood. She is often depicted with her tongue 
The Dakinis are attendants of this goddess. She lends her name to the current age, in which kings inflict death on women, children and cows, and Dharma is one-legged and helpless. She has a tusked face with a fearsome brow bearing a third eye, and by some accounts, she sprang from the brow of Durga. To defeat the demon Raktavira, she had to hold him up, pierce him with a spear, and drink all his blood, sparking her thirst for blood. She is often depicted with her tongue protruding in her blood-smeared face, wearing a belt of demon hands, earrings made from the corpses of children, and a skull necklace. FTP, name this black goddess worshipped by the Thuggee, the terrible aspect of Shiva's wife Devi.
The Dakinis are attendants of this goddess. She lends her name to the current age, in which kings inflict death on women, children and cows, and Dharma is one-legged and helpless.