Shaktism is a denomination of Hinduism that worships Shakti (or Devi)—the female principle of the divine—in her many forms as the absolute manifestation of divinity. Practitioners of Shaktism (commonly known as Shaktas) conceive the goddess to be the personification of the universe's primordial energy and the source of the cosmos. Along with Shaivism and Vaishnavism, Shaktism is one of the three primary monotheistic devotional schools of contemporary Hinduism. In the details of its philosophy and practice, Shaktism greatly resembles Shaivism, as the god Shiva is commonly considered to be the consort of Shakti.

Lal ram

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Saswata Saha

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Sourajit Basu

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Anushree Ray

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Anushua Roy

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Ranjan Basu

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Anuradha Singha

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Sugata Dutta

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Pitbas Saw

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Sourajit Basu

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Lal ram

संस्थापक

Saswata Saha

सामान्य

Sourajit Basu

सामान्य

Anushree Ray

सामान्य

Anushua Roy

सामान्य

Ranjan Basu

सामान्य

Anuradha Singha

सामान्य

Sugata Dutta

सामान्य

Pitbas Saw

सामान्य

Sourajit Basu

सामान्य