Gold has historically been seen as a valuable resource as a source of moral degradation. In the context of alchemy, it is suggested that gold can be produced by mixing mercury with bell metal, a process that medieval alchemists tried but failed to master. The union of Lord Śiva and Bhavānī is metaphorically linked to the creation of gold, emphasizing the mystical aspects of its production. However, gold can also be associated with negative qualities such as greed, intoxication and enmity, as highlighted in the teachings of Mahārāja Parīkit, who designated gold as a residence for Kali, the personification of sin. In spiritual practice, gold can be used for sacred purposes, such as the creation of altars for worship. However, it is warned against the pursuit