Kali: She is dark, denoting the womb of the universe from which all creatures are born and into which they will finally return. Her hair is let loose. One of her four hands clutches a demon’s severed head dripping blood and the other holds a curved sword representing knowledge. She wears a garland of 51 skulls and a girdle of dismembered arms to show that the body is false and the spirit or soul is real. Her looks do not apply to her as an evil form but denote pure and invisible energy. She always presents herself when evil rears its ugly head and destroys it for righteousness to prevail. The deity rules the planet Saturn.

Taradevi: Tara is blue; her tongue is fearfully popping out and looks terrifying. Her hair is tangled like snakes hanging straight down and is clothed in tiger’s skin. On her head are five half moons. She has three eyes, four arms, a large protruding belly, and stands on a corpse. She has four arms in which she holds a lotus, a sword, a drinking bowl, and a bell.

Tara is the illuminator, she lights up all our attitudes. Kali and Tara are almost similar except for slight variations. The effects of malefic Jupiter can be addressed by worshipping Taradevi.

Shodashi/Tripura Sundari: She is a symbol of purity and wholesomeness. She’s the most beautiful of the three worlds, hence the name. She is represented as a sixteen-year-old girl who is believed to personify sixteen types of desires. Her mantra consists of the same number of syllables. Her body is well-garlanded by numerous fine ornaments.

She is also the representation of creation, preservation, and destruction and is considered the image of sixteen modifications of desires. Usually, she is found sitting on a lotus that is placed on a throne. She emerges out of her consort, Lord Shiva’s third eye.

Bhuvaneshwari: Bhuvaneshwari appears with a smiling face. She has four hands, two bless the devotees while the other two hold the noose to draw the devotee closer to her, and the goad to rid the devotee of their sufferings.

She is mainly associated with the earth and the physical world. The goddess is an attempt by the human mind to give form to the formless Brahman.

She has all the conceivable noble qualities that the human mind can think of and she’s believed to fulfill all the wishes of her devotees. Moon is under her control.

Bhairavi: She is three-eyed and has a radiant complexion. Sometimes she turns black and has a crescent moon on her forehead. She wears a garland of human skulls, with snakes crawling around and the rudraksha beads. Her hair is disheveled, black, thick, and long.

She has four hands, one holds a sword, the other a bowl, and the third and fourth gesture as if to bless her devotees. She has no fear of death and lives among corpses in cremation grounds. She is unconquerable and rules the lagna of the birth chart.

Chinnamastha: This is a decapitated form holding her head in one hand and a blood-stained sword in the other. From the neck oozes out three fountains of blood that flows into the mouths of her companions Dakini and Varnini and the third flows into her own torso-less head.

She has immense self-control and is considered a yogi of the finest sense. The goddess stands as a symbol of supreme sacrifice, free from desire and capable of spiritual advancement. Rahu and to a certain extent Ketu are enslaved by her.

Dhumavati: She is a poverty-stricken form and emerges from smoke, hence the name. Dhum means smoke. She has no grace, wealth, radiance, or charm. Her clothes are untidy and so is her hair. It’s believed that she once devoured Lord Shiva when extremely hungry. Since Shiva represents the universe on the whole she had nothing left to eat and finally puked him out. She fell victim to His curse and thus roamed about as a desolate, fearsome, and eternal widow. She helps get rid of foes and earn relief from diseases, poverty, and unfavorable situations. Her worship also removes negative planetary effects. Worship her for planet Ketu's afflictions.

Bagalamukhi: The name refers to one whose face has the power to conquer or control. She is seen as the ultimate weapon to destroy the enemies. She has the power to paralyze all evil forces. Many consider her as the goddess of black magic but it’s not true: she only protects her devotees from evil effects and controls, nullifies, and destroys the enemy. She is regarded as a beautiful goddess despite her ferocity. She is positively the goddess of black magic and poisons. She helps to conquer the tongue and the mind. The goddess also blesses her devotees in the form of immense power, supremacy, and dominance. Also, they gain the ability to create a strong influence over others. Get relief from the effects of a weak Mars.

Matangi: Goddess Matangi is an outcast goddess who bestows her devotees the power to win over their enemies and excessive knowledge in the field of education and arts.

She also empowers her devotees with listening and speaking skills. She strengthens the Sun which provides health, willpower, and the fortune of inheriting ancestral property.

The goddess also showers incredible power of speech and listening skills.

Kamala Devi: The beautiful lotus goddess is called Tantrik Lakshmi and represents wealth, prosperity, good luck, and fertility.

She resides in pure and sacred places and sits and sleeps on a lotus that symbolizes purity and auspiciousness. And also the flower signifies perfection and so does Kamala Devi.

The goddess rules the planet Venus.