Thursday
Presiding deity of the sacred waters
| Corresponding to the third level of initiation | |
| Manipuranta-rudita | She appears in the manipura of the devotee to establish the unreality of his wakeful state |
| Aprameya | Born in waters or none to measure Her |
| Pushkara | Presiding deity of the sacred waters |
| Dharma-Vardini | Who promotes righteous conduct |
| Dharmadhara | She supports the code of right conduct |
| Sisteshta | Worshipped by those with right conduct |
| Smrtih | Code of conduct |
| Niyantri | Who lays down the laws and rules |
| Shastra-sara | The essential power behind all scriptures to instruct men about their conduct |
| Goptri | Protects the universe as its law |
| Varnashrama-Vidhayini | Law-giver of structures and orders of life |
| Tatttvasana | Sated on the categories or creatrix of all principles |
| Punyapunya-phalaprada | iver of the results of all actions, righteous or inful. She is the inexorable law of karma. |
| Visnu-grantih-vibhedini | She cuts the knot of Vishnu |
| Bhagyabhdi-Candrika | She makes the sea of good fortune swell just as a moon makes the ocean go into high tide |
| Dhanadhyaksha | Presides over wealth and worshipped by Kubera |
| Vasuda | Giver of wealth |
| Annada | Giver of food |
| Dhana-dhyana-vivardhini | Promotes wealth and food |
| Pustih | Nourishment |
| Paramodara | Of supreme generosity |
| Punnya-labhya | Attained by the meritorious or righteous. She is worshipped as a result of good actions in previous births. |
| Kama-Dhuk | The wish fulfilling celestial cow |
| Shambu-Mohini | Bewitches even Shambhu (Shiva) who is well known for his self control, such is Her beauty or power as Maha-Maya. |
| Gurupriya | Fond of the guru |
| Gurumurthi | Of the form of the guru |
| Sanakadi-samaradhya | She appears as guru to the seeker because She is the source of all knowledge. |
| Shantimati | tranquil towards Her devotees |
| Shanti | Peace |
| Samatmika | Peace is Her essence. Devotees with their mind at peace are Her abode. |
| Karanguli-nakhotpanna-narayana-dashakrtih | the ten avatars of Vishnu emerge from the finger nails of her hands |
| Mukunda | Also a name of Vishnu, the giver of liberation |