Parameshwari

Parameshwari is a Sanskrit name with significant religious and cultural connotations, primarily within Hinduism. The name translates to "Supreme Goddess" or "Great Goddess." It is often used as an epithet for several prominent Hindu goddesses, signifying their supreme power and divine status.

Most notably, Parameshwari is associated with Devi, the supreme goddess in Shaktism, a major tradition within Hinduism. In this context, Parameshwari embodies the divine feminine energy and is considered the source of all creation, preservation, and destruction. She is often depicted in various forms, each representing different aspects of her power and nature, such as Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati.

The name Parameshwari is also used to refer to specific forms of the goddess, such as Mahadevi, the Great Goddess, who is the ultimate reality. Devotees chant this name during prayers and rituals to invoke her blessings and seek her protection. The concept of Parameshwari underscores the importance of the feminine divine in Hindu philosophy and practice. Her worship is widespread across India and among Hindu communities globally.