Devi AdiShakti namas With Meanings Thread 4

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Brahmi

The power of Brahma

Aindri

Power of Indra

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Shritapriya

Dearer to those who took shelter

Shyamangi

Who has dark limbs

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Shriti sthita

Who stays in vedas

Shivagami

Who goes to Shiva

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Shridevata

Goddess of prosperity

Yajna priya

Who likes sacrifices

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Harivallabha

Spouse of Hari

Vadya priya

Who likes instruments

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Gandharva sevita

Worshipped by gandharvas

Bhayapaha

Who wipes of fear

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Manda gamana

who walks slowly

Maheshani

wife of Shiva

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Shri Sati

Goddess Lakshmi

Jaya Lakshmi

Lakshmi who is victorious

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Sarva manya

Honoured by all

Satpriya

Dearer to truth

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Shakti Worship in Tamil Culture:

Tamil devotional texts like Abhirami Andhadhi, Devi Mahatmyam, and Thevaram deeply emphasize the glory of AdiShakti.
Tamil Nadu is home to powerful Shakti temples like Madurai Meenakshi, Samayapuram Mariamman, Melmaruvathur Adhiparasakthi, and many more.

Local goddesses like Mariamman, Kaliamman, Angala Parameswari are all considered manifestations of AdiShakti in folk and village traditions.