1. Bagalamukhi
Known as Pitambari or the Goddess associated with yellow colour, Bagalamukhi is said to dispel away any misconceptions or fears of Her devotees
2. Bhairavi
As the name suggests, Goddess Bhairavi possess an awe-inspiring form and is depicted as a protective Mother who punishes evil doers
3. Bhuvaneshwari
Popularly called as Queen of the Universe or the Goddess of the Three Worlds, Bhuvaneshwari is identified as Adi Parashakti in Devi Bhagavatam
4. Chinnamasta
A self-decapitated Goddess shown as drinking her own blood along with two attendants that spurts out from her bleeding neck, Chinnamasta conveys spiritual self-realization
5. Dhumavati
Although Goddess Dhumavati is portrayed in a simple form of a widow dressed in white attire, She is believed to bless devotees with wish fulfillment and helping them in achieving salvation
6. Kali
A fierce form of Adi Shakti, Goddess Kali who is a divine protector is believed to destroy all evil forces and bestow liberation to devotees
7. Kamalatmika
Goddess Lakshmi or Kamlatmika who is one of the graceful forms of Adi Shakti blesses her devotees with abundance and prosperity
8. Matangi
A goddess who is associated with speech, music, knowledge and the arts, Matangi who is emerald green in colour is believe to bless devotees with supreme knowledge
9. Tara
Known as the Great Wisdom Goddess, Tara is said to protect Her devotees from all forms of obstacles
10. Tripura Sundari
A Goddess who is known to be the most beautiful lady in the three worlds, Tripura Sundari is believed to be the Supreme Consciousness