Kotravai also known as Kotravai Devi and as Kotravai Amman is considered to be the goddess of war and victory as per ancient Tamil Literature. She is also the affectionate mother goddess and the goddess of fertility, agriculture, and she is the family deity for the ancient kings, queens, Landlords, villageRead More →
Nirrti is considered as the goddess of miseries and sorrows, one of the guardians of southwest directions. She is also considered as an incarnation of Mata Parvati, and was mentioned in Rigveda and in other famous sacred hindu texts. She is also mentioned as living in the kingdom of the dead. SheRead More →
Bhuvaneshwari Devi is one among the Mahavidyas and an avatar of Parvati Devi and is formed to protect the universe through her supreme powers. She is also known as Adi Parashakti and is considered as the “Holy mother of the entire universe”. She is red in colour. And wore red ornaments, flower garlands, and sheRead More →
Tripura Sundari also called as Lalita Tripura Sundari is a powerful goddess and considered as one among the Mahavidyas. She is the consort of Lord Shiva, and an aspect of Mata Parvati Devi. Lalita Tripura Sundari is none other than Goddess Sati, Durga and Mahakali. Lalita Tripura Sundari Devi is considered to be the mostRead More →
Kamalatmika Devi is one among the Mahavidyas and showers her grace towards her sincere devotees. She is a divine form of Mata Parvati. And we can please Lord Shukra, by worshipping her. Kamalatmika’s complexion is golden colour. She has four hands. She holds lotus flower in her two hands, and in oneRead More →
Kali also called as Kali Devi is one among the Mahavidyas, and considered as a great goddess in Hinduism. She is worshipped for getting relieved from black magic and prolonged illness and to get great spiritual power, and to obtain more mental and physical strength. Kali was appeared in order to destroyRead More →
“Bagalamukhi” Devi is one of the mahavidyas, and she clears the confusion in the minds of her devotees and gives great spiritual power. The Devi has 108 names and she is generally known as Pitambari Mata and worshipped by the people in North India, and the goddess complexion is golden colour.Read More →
Shachi Devi also called as Indrani is the consort of the heaven king Lord Indra, and is the goddess of beauty. She is the daughter of the Demon Puloman. She is one among the seven mother goddesses. She is described as a beautiful worshipful goddess and contains pleasing manners. She is the mother of Jayanta, Jayanti, Devasena, and Chitragupta. SheRead More →
Varahi Devi is one among the seven mother goddesses in the Hindu religion. With the head of a boar, Varahi is the female aspect of Varaha, an avatar of Lord Vishnu. Varahi is worshipped by the hindus throughout india and by the Buddhist people in a different name. Her origin was found in ancient vedas and hindu sacred texts.Read More →
Maheshwari is the consort of Lord Shiva and contains the power equivalent to that of Lord Shiva. And she is none other than our Mata Parvati Devi. Maheshwari is also known by the names Raudri, Shankari and Maheshi. Maheshwari’s Vehicle is the holy bull, Lord Nandi Bhagavan and also the divineRead More →
Saraswati is the goddess of education and arts. She is the consort of Lord Brahma and resides in Satya Loka. She is worshipped similar to Mata Parvati and Lakshmi. Though there are independent temples dedicated to her in india, she is worshipped in separate shrines in shiva and Vishnu temples. She is also mentionedRead More →
Manda also called as Dhamini is the consort of Lord Shani and mother of Gulikan. She is a Gandharva princess and she is the goddess of art and the worshipper of Mata Saraswati Devi. Her expert in dance cannot be compared with anyone in the entire universe. She is the daughter of the Kantharva King Chitraratha and Queen Divyanka. SheRead More →
Goddess Bhadra is considered as the goddess of the hunt. She got married with Lord Kubera and become his queen. Her children are Nalakuvara and Manibhadra. She is also the daughter of Lord Suryadev and Goddess Chaya Mata and the sister of Shani Bhagwan. It is believed that she had consumed the Blue Alakala poison,Read More →
Neela is known as Neelima and is the consort of Lord Shani. She is the goddess of Sapphire. She has got great powers and gives her powers to Lord Shani dev for disclosing his duties in a proper manner. In Hindu mythology, it is believed that she firstly misunderstood shani and became Shani’s enemy.Read More →
Bhramari is an incarnation of Mata Parvati. Bhramari is known as the Goddess of bees. She is mentioned in the Devi Mahatmya. The Devi Bhagavata Purana mentions her greatness shown to the living beings of the entire universe and describes her supreme powers. Once there lived a powerful demon known as Arunasura. He didn’tRead More →
Harsidhhi is a famous goddess mostly worshipped in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. She is the incarnation of the divine mother Mata Parvati. She is also known as Harsidh Bhavani Devi. She is worshiped as Kula devi by Brahmin, Jain and other community people in the northern states of India. She is also sincerely worshiped byRead More →
Shakambhari is an incarnation of Mata Parvati, and is our holy mother. She accepts any Vegetarian Item as the Prasad. Usually in her temples, she would be decorated with various flowers, fruits and vegetables. It is also believed that during the times of drought and famine, Parvati Mata would incarnate asRead More →
INTRODUCTION Shivadooti is a divine avatar of Mother Parvati. Once, the divine devas and the living beings in the earth were suffered from the clutches of the powerful demons Shumba and Nishumba. All of them went to the Himalayan mountain ranges and worshipped Mata Paravati. Due to their sincere devotion MataRead More →
Tapti is the goddess of river Tapti, and she is the daughter of Surya and Chaya. Her siblings are Yama, Yamuna, Bhadra, Shanidev and Ashwin Kumaras. Her husband name is Samvarna and their son name is Kuru, the founder of the kuru dynasty. She is mentioned in Mahabharata and Bhagavatam and also inRead More →