In the wilds of Naimisha forest Sootamuni says: “Oh Sages and seers! In Kaliyug, dharma limps on one foot. The whole world would be sin-ridden.
 
Everything stemming from maya would throw humans into sin and greed. But there is no reason to despair.”
 
Devi Bhagavatam is a parallel to Bhagavat Purana running into eighteen thousand slokas, in twelve skandhas. Veda Vyasa wrote this where Sootamuni narrates the sages and seers the tale of the Supreme Mother, describing Her supreme splendour. The work shows an easy path to God-realization, what we call mukti and moksha.