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Tuesday, April 14, 2026

Raktabeej in the Middle East: Why Islamic Radicalism Multiplies with Every Strike

“Raktabeej in the Middle East: Why Islamic Radicalism Multiplies with Every Strike”, Goa Chronicles, March 02, 2026

“There is a demon in Hindu mythology whose power did not lie in brute strength alone – but in multiplication.

His name was Raktabeej.

In the sacred text of the Devi Mahatmaya, Raktabeej was no ordinary asura. He had a terrifying boon: every drop of his blood that touched the ground would instantly create another demon as powerful as himself. Strike him with a sword – he multiplied. Pierce him with arrows – he multiplied. Wound him in anger – he multiplied faster.

The battlefield filled not with victory, but with copies…….”

Read full article at goachronicle.com

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