change this girl to an indian goddess Kali is depicted with a striking and dramatic appearance that embodies both fierce power and maternal protection: Her skin is deep blue or black, symbolizing the infinite, eternal nature of space and time Her hair is wild and untamed, flowing freely down her back, representing complete liberation She wears a garland of skulls (mundamala) around her neck, symbolizing the cycle of life and death Her tongue is often shown protruding, a gesture that in Bengali culture represents shame or modesty She has multiple arms, usually four or ten, each holding symbolic items: A sword representing divine knowledge A severed head signifying the ego's destruction A bowl to collect demons' blood A lotus flower symbolizing spiritual perfection She often wears a skirt made of severed arms, representing karma Her eyes are fierce and intense, showing both destruction of evil and protection of the good Another significant goddess is Saraswati, the deity of knowledge, music, art, and learning: She has a serene, peaceful appearance wearing pure white garments She sits on a white lotus or rides a white swan She has four arms holding: The veena (a string instrument) representing creative arts and sciences Sacred texts or scriptures representing knowledge A crystal mala (prayer beads) for meditation A water pot representing purification Her complexion is fair and luminous She has a gentle, wise expression She's often surrounded by peacocks and swans