I don't believe there will be an upcoming Kali Yuga here on Earth in the future. In the future, the divine energies existing in the heavens of the higher planes of existence will descend here on Earth and it will be Divine forever. Earth people will no longer need to die or suffer and will reach perfection even in the physical body. Physical bodies will become completely divine and immortal, with perfection that was not achieved even by the ancient sages. People will be able to experience perfection in its entirety right here on Earth. These are new energies, energies that have recently arrived on Earth. The ancient sages never tried to bring the transcendental paradise to Earth, they always tried to go there individually. But the transcendental paradise and the most difficult perfection to attain will descend on Earth and remain permanently here. There won't be a single trace of suffering here forever. This is new, never happened before. They are new energies of the divine, which will come down here out of pure love and compassion.

The name Mudriṇī is of great importance to the Divine Mother Śyāmalā. She is called by that name because Lalitā gave her the mark of royalty. For this reason, Śyāmalā is also called Rājarājeśvarī like Lalitā. If Śyāmalā is satisfied, Lalitā will also be satisfied. If the Mantra Siddhi of Śyāmalā is obtained, the Mantra Siddhi of Pañcadaśī is also obtained. They are so close. How can the devotee of Śyāmalā not succeed? He succeeds at anything effortlessly. Śyāmalā is the Divine Mother of Perfection or Siddhi. She simply gives the Siddhi of anything to her ardent devotees.

Thank you, I will wait for an answer.

Namaste. Because she is the Goddess for transitioning from Kali Yuga to Satya Yuga. A qualified soul will utilize the power of Mahā Pratyaṅgirā to reverse and destroy the evil effects of Kali Yuga, making possible the beginning of Satya Yuga. She becomes restless during Kali Yuga, looking forward to the end of this Yuga, but she understands the rules and the right time for it. Although Mahā Pratyaṅgirā's glory is immeasurable, some of it can be witnessed in the hands of a qualified soul. She represents impeccable justice and enlightenment of the highest order. Lucky for us to even know her name. I'll talk more about her at another time, if possible. She is a goddess of many ironies, some very surprising.

Please tell us how we came to know in Kali Yuga about such a powerful form of the Divine Mother. Can you tell us more about the glory, greatness of Maha Pratyangira? Thank you.

Namaste Thank you all for your responses

When you have the courage and boldness to look into the eyes of the terrible Bhaṇḍāsura and say, "Mother, I am so filled with love for you that even your evil form cannot frighten me anymore. I don't want to play like that anymore, I want to play in other ways." When you look at all your fears and say, "Mom, I am so filled with love for you that I fear nothing, even death." When you say all this from the bottom of your heart, all your fears, obstacles and karma will be destroyed at once. This is liberation.

Many wonder why Lalitā is the supreme authority of this immeasurable universe. It is true that the Divine Mother has many incredible forms, but the supreme one is Lalitā because she is in the form of the desire to have fun, she is in the form of the desire to play forever. The greatest desire of the supreme personality of God is to have fun and play forever. Lalitā is this desire. We are all playing on a smaller or larger scale. The great Sages (ṛṣis) are also playing on a scale that goes beyond our comprehension. We don't understand their game. The Gods and Goddesses are also playing and having fun. Demons and all evil beings are also essential in this game and they will forever exist in some form. As long as the rivalry of good and evil remains in balance, the game will go on forever. This rivalry needs to exist for there to be transformation and evolution forever. Divine Mother and Divine Father will continue to assume different forms endlessly and the script of the entire game will change again and again, always with something never seen before. You probably wonder what all the liberated souls are doing? They are having fun and playing on a scale we don't yet understand. You can chat and get in touch with any character you saw in the scriptures. They continue to exist and act, but in a way beyond our comprehension. They can adapt to your level of understanding to dialogue and teach. How would I define Lalitā? I would define Lalitā as learning and having fun endlessly and always finding that you haven't learned or enjoyed anything. You will always find that there is more to learn and have fun. That is Lalitā, the supreme one. Everything else works around this desire. Even all evil is Lalitā. She plays both characters simultaneously. She is Mahiṣāsura, she is Bhaṇḍāsura and all his evil army. She is all of them. All for her and everyone else's enjoyment, forever. There will always be something new never seen before. This is Lalita.

Mahā Pratyaṅgirā is in the 1000 names of Lalitā. She is in the name "mahā-bhairava-pūjita (231)". She is especially revered by Lord Mahā Bhairava, but he is not her consort. Mahā Pratyaṅgirā is something far beyond what we can imagine and she has no consort. Many say she has a consort, but she doesn't, no one is qualified to be her consort. The scriptures say that when Mahā Pratyaṅgirā becomes angry, even the Parabrahman cannot calm her down. The only thing that calms her down is truth and justice and she can't be stopped until those things are done. The scriptures say that she is willing to stop even Mahā Pralaya to save her sincere devotees. They further say that the devotee who has completely united with her is equivalent to Parabrahman in omnipotence, is a Yogi equivalent to crores of Lords Śiva and stable as crores of Lords Viṣṇu. I am not a devotee of Pratyaṅgirā, but whenever I have worshiped her in an emergency, she has never failed. And she's quick as lightning taking everything in front of her. So she is in the 1000 names of Lalitā.

Namaste Koko. Please read the Lalitopakhyana <<< https://archive.org/details/SreeLalitopakhyanam >>> and much will become clear.