I know that Time is cyclical in Hindu mythology. So, does Kali-Purusha (कलि-पुरुष) (the personification of the demon after whom Kali Yuga is named) get Moksha after the end of Kaliyuga? And if so, who gives it to him?
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question unclear. Kali or Kala? You use 'him'. Him would imply Kala. Kali would be 'her'. First sentence unclear also.– Swami VishwanandaMar 6, 2021 at 6:43
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I mean the demon Kali, the one after whom Kali Yuga is named.– CuriousMar 6, 2021 at 7:36
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You may also take the kali demon is the personification of the unrighteousness. KALI (कलि-पुरुष), itself being the product of 'Krodha (क्रोध)* - it's father, and Himsa (हिंसा) - it's mother, durukti (दुरुक्ति) - it's consort and/or sibling. Thus, metaphorically delineating the fact that wherever there is anger and violence, there is born unjust, unruly, confusion and suffering along with bad words and inauspiciousness.– ViviktaMar 7, 2021 at 7:55
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