Supreme goddess in Shakta tradition

C17104 concept

The supreme goddess in the Shakta tradition is the ultimate, all-encompassing divine reality and cosmic power (Shakti) from whom all gods, goddesses, and the universe itself arise and in whom they dissolve.

Observed surface forms (8)

form of the Divine Mother ×9
Shakta deity ×4
Shakta tradition ×3
Sri Vidya deity ×1
Supreme goddess ×1
aspect of Shakti ×1
central deity in Shaktism ×1
form of Devi ×1

Instances (20)

Tripura Sundari
Kalikula via concept surface "Shakta tradition"
Lalita via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
Shakti is the all-encompassing cosmic power via concept surface "central deity in Shaktism"
surface form: Shakti
Bhavani via concept surface "form of Devi"
Srikula via concept surface "Shakta tradition"
Goddess Samaleswari via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
Sri Vidya via concept surface "Shakta tradition"
Lalita Tripurasundari via concept surface "Supreme goddess"
Rajrajeshwari via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
Kali Mata via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
Maheshwari via concept surface "aspect of Shakti"
Bhuvaneshwari via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
Goddess Sarala via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
Bhavani Mata via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
Charchika via concept surface "Shakta deity"
Kamakshi via concept surface "Shakta deity"
Goddess Tripura Sundari via concept surface "Shakta deity"
surface form: Tripura Sundari
Goddess Chandi via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
Goddess Bhuvaneswari via concept surface "form of the Divine Mother"
surface form: Bhuvaneswari