Women pray to her for fertility blessings for their wombs
and farms.
She is shown with six arms carrying holy artifacts and
mudras, and is supposed to represent the Hindu Lakshmi's counterpart.
She awakens humanity's and the gods' divine potential,
providing spiritual enlightenment to those who seek it.
Her name means "dawn" in Sanskrit, and she
protects the world from evil.
She is often depicted as a swarm of birds.
Sita, when abducted and imprisoned, not only denied her
affluent captors' advances, but she also preserved her spiritual virginity.
She has mastery over elemental fire, which she obtained
after completing the Agni Pariksha, or fire trial.
Sita is the goddess of wisdom and divine patience.
Midwives and nurses adore her, and she is depicted as a
matronly figure riding a cat.
She is the heavenly Devi's old power source, the breath and
will that keeps her alive.
Shakti brings women to enlightenment by liberating them from
the mundane happenings of daily life.
Every Hindu goddess is defined by her creative powers and
ultimate strength.
She is the driving force behind yoga and tantric ceremonies.
She is the sun deity Surya's spouse and is adored as the
clouds and dawn.
She changed herself into a horse and fled when she became
bored of the sky and her husband.
Saranyu is often represented with mare-like characteristics.
She is the embodiment of the feminine Godhead that resides
inside every living soul.
As a means of comprehending personal energy, she teaches the
power of change and transmutation.
She is frequently shown with a thunderbolt in one hand and a
kid in the other, and she has a thousand eyes.
She has all-seeing abilities and can see the mysteries of
both the physical and spiritual realms.
She considers elephants and lions to be holy.
Annapatni is a Hindu deity who is associated with food and nutrition.
