Mahavidya Puja

Goddess (devi) Ma Kali maintains the principal position amongst all of the ten important Dus Mahavidya's. Kali means "the black one". On account of her complexion and appearance in black she is called Maa Kali.

 Maata Tara maintains the second significant position amongst all the ten Dus Mahavidya's. Tara means "star" which symbolizes light. Tara as "light" guides, carries over, overcoming and conquering hurdels for acquiring knowledge, attainment of powerful speech and the qualities of learning....

Maata Tripur Sundari often known as Shodasi or Sri Vidya maintains the third important place amongst all the ten Dus Mahavidya's. She is the one having excessive magnificence and possessing power of delighting the senses, thrilling mental and emotional admiration in the three worlds of Akash, Patal and Dharti....

Maata Bhuvaneshwri maintains the fourth place among all the 10 significant 10 Mahavidyas. She is an incarnation of Goddess (Devi) Shakti generally known as Adi Shakti i.e one of many earliest forms of shakti. Bhuvaneshwari means the queen (Eshvari) of the universe (Bhuvan)...

Maata Chhinnamasta  maintains the fifth significant position among all of the ten Mahavidyas. Chhinnamasta "She whose head is severed", usually spelled Chinnamasta and also referred to as Chhinnamasta  or Prachanda Chandika is without doubt one of the ten Tantric goddesses and an aspect of tantric Devi marked by extreme and violent power...

Maata Bhairvi maintains the 6th vital position amongst all of the ten 10 Mahavidyas. Maata Bhairvi is also referred to as Tripura-Bhairavi, Bala Bhairavi or Kala-Bhairavi. She is an incarnation of learning and reasoning, bravery and blessings carrying a compassionate and type smile on her face...

Maata Dhumavati maintains the seventh significant position amongst all the ten Mahavidyas. She is often described in phrases or sketch as an old and ugly widow. Goddess Dhumavati sketch depicts an previous lady causing excessive terror and affected by nice thirst and hunger. She is associated with things thought-about inauspicious and unattractive and is taken into account to posses' great powers...

Maata Bagalamukhi wears yellow dress and has a golden complexion marked by calm and affluence. Bagalamukhi is also known as Pitambar Devi seated on the golden throne in the midst of an ocean of nectar filled with yellow lotuses. ..

Maata Matangi maintains the ninth significant place amongst all the ten Mahavidyas. Maata Matangi is a ferocious facet of Devi carrying darkish complexion. Maata Matangi is lavishly elegant and refined with extreme beauty...

Maata Kamala maintains the 10th important position amongst all of the ten Mahavidyas. She is seated on a lotus which symbolizes purity. Mata Kamala is a delightful younger lady with a lustrous complexion, delighting the senses, thrilling mental and emotional admiration...