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Kālī, Sanskrit: काली Kali is known as the destroyer of what no longer serves your highest purpose. She is very complex and it is suggested that if you want to work with her energy, it is best to do so with guidance of a trusted guru/teacher. Please do your own inquiry into deities by going to local Hindu Temples, speaking with Indians, listening to bhajans and stories about them. Internet searches will leave you with a lot of questions and this tradition is an oral one meant to be passed on from generation to generation. Thank you for browsing my site!

As an illustrator for nearly two decades with a focus on children�s books, Jennifer Mazzucco�s passion has been the marriage of image and the written word. During this time she had also created her own community art space in NJ, worked with a number of non-profit art centers, taught college level art, earned a masters of education and visited India often. She spent the last nine years inspiring middle school children to follow their creative hearts and showing her Devotional artwork in galleries on the east coast. Jennifer recently moved out west and renovated the former kindergarten classroom of the Harmony School in Occidental into a Bhakti Center. Prasada, meaning "an offering" & "grace", hosts Kirtan, Meditation and Community Art...