Night of Transcendent Knowledge

Matangi:
Elephant Power, Power of Domination, Sapphire-Blue.
Brings the virtue of the rule of peace, eloquence, creativity, music, harmony

Chinnamasta:
The Beheaded, Power of the Thunderbolt, Dance of Existence.
Brings the virtue of sustenance, life-supporting behaviour, generosity, intuition, will, vision.

Shodashi:
Girl of Sixteen, Young Sun, Perfection.
Brings the virtue of inspiration, beauty, grace, perception, completion.

Bagala Mukhi
Bagala, is the eighth mahavidya, the eighth object of transcendent knowledge.
The Powerful One whose knowledge provides security, harmony, courage and invincibility.
Night of Courage

Bhairavi
The sixth mahavidya.
Destroyer of obstacles that create fear.
Fearful goddess shining like a thousand newly risen suns.
Night of Death. Power of Destruction

Dhumavati
The seventh mahavidya, The Smoky One, The Restless One.
Primal state before conscious energy.
Night of Frustration.
Understanding leads to the non-dual state, total awareness

Guheshvari
A Nepalese goddess of the Yoni, especially concerned with sexual initiation and the mysteries of womanhood.
The seventh mahavidya, The Smoky One, The Restless One

Kali
The first mahavidya, Night of Eternity.
She is naked, "clad only in space".
Power of Time.
She is primordial infinite joy and eternal peace.

Kamla
Laksmi, the lotus girl, Power of Wealth.
The tenth mahavidya.
Embodiment of all that is desirable who bestows the fertile waters of peace and properity.

A Nepalese aspect of the goddess adorned with bow and arrow, she bestows passion, love and lust - the force of creation.

Red Tara
A lesser-known aspect of the most popular Himalayan goddess,
equating with Kurukulla, the Flower Bow Dakini.

Tara
Second mahavidya, The Star, Remover of fear and Revealer of the Way.
Guardian of the Nectar of Immortality. First light, desire to exist.
Power of Hunger.