Dasa Maha Vidhya — The Ten Tantric Goddesses

Sri Rudri, Sri Tara, Sri Tripura Sundari, Sri Bhuvaneshwari, Sri Chinnamastha, Sri Bhairavi, Sri Dhumavathi, Sri Bagalamukhi, Sri Matangi and Sri Kamalatmika are the ten Tantric Goddesses of the Dasa Maha Vidhya. These ten are the result of Maha Sakthi's development. Each has its own set of powers and together they control the nine planets and the Ashta Balahas. Whoever worships the Dasa Maha Vidhya is granted authority over the abode, and with their favour a candidate can win the election effortlessly.

The ultimate form of Brahmam — the devourer of Time. She has three eyes representing past, present and future. She grants the power to enchant the people.

The Goddess who offers ultimate knowledge and makes the people forget any unpleasant issue attached to a particular political leader.

The Goddess who is beautiful in all three worlds. She gives the assumed position and authority to the political leader.

Mother of the fourteen Lokas. Robed in red and yellow garments, decorated with ornaments and seated on a divine celestial throne. Pleasing her grants the celestial throne — and in a modern political contest she grants the coalition strength required to attain that throne.

The female counterpart of Lord Bhalabadra. Fiery, volcanic-red complexion, with dishevelled hair. She destroys the plans of the enemy groups and breaks alliance approaches made by any opposition group or party.

The self-decapitated goddess with a fearful appearance. She turns away from a client any political party or politician that had supported him and then, for any reason, prepares to leave.

Appearing in a smoky dark-brown complexion, her pooja destroys the powers of the enemy and opposition party.

The Goddess who paralyses enemies and paralyses persons who create internal conflict inside the same party's alliance.

The Minister of Lalitha Devi, seated on a royal throne — the Tantric Saraswathi. Her pooja provides the power to control everyone through speech and prevents opponents from being able to speak against the leader.

The Tantric Lakshmi seated on a fully bloomed lotus. She fulfils every wish and opens the door of victory that seats the client on the throne.

The full explanation of the powers and benefits of these ten Vidhyas cannot be given publicly — the benefits are extremely secretive and cannot be revealed in accordance with the Sastra.

Lord Dattatreya bestowed the divine Dasa Maha Vidhya Pooja on his disciple Lord Parashurama. Temples in North India that contain Dasa Maha Vidhya deities host a special pooja performed by the Kerala Namboothiris once a year. Only the Guru lineage of the Parashurama Guru tradition holds access to the complete Tantric pooja ceremonies of the Dasa Maha Devis.

Powerful Tantra poojas are performed from sunset to before daybreak for eight consecutive days for each Devi — 80 days in total across the ten Vidhyas. To reach the goal we apply Ashta Karma Prayogas across all Vidhya forms.