Mahadevi

In Hinduism, Mahadevi (Sanskrit: महादेवी, IAST: Mahādevī) or "Great Goddess" is the goddess or Devi that is the great goddess of all other devis – an all-encompassing female deity[2] as the consort of Great God [[Vishnu]] or the Ultimate Reality (Brahman) in Shaktism.

Mahadevi
Greatest goddess of all three citadels and mother Goddess
महादेवी माता
Devanagari	महादेवी
Sanskrit transliteration	Mahādevī
Affiliation	Devi, Adi Parashakti, Parvati, Saraswati , Mahalakshmi, Tridevi, Durga[1]
Abode	Manidvipa
Mantra	Sarva Mangala Mangalye Shive Sarvaartha Saadhike Sharanye Trayambake Gauri Narayani Namostute
Weapon	Sudarshana Chakra, conch, trident, bowl, noose, goad, spear, Vajra, bow, arrow, sword, shield, rudraksha, kamandal, staff, bell, mace, lotus,
Mount	Varies by iconographic form
Consort	Shiva

She is identified with Parvati, Mahalakshmi, or the Tridevi. These changes on who her consort is are related to the rivalry between Shaivism and Viahsnism and the mixture of Shaktism and Shaivism through the popular form, though there are texts which state it is Vishnu who is the consort of the Goddess. However, it is canon that Mahadevi, is none other than an incarnation of Adi Parashakti, the only controversy that arises from it is if the supreme Goddess is Parvati, Lakshmi, the Tridevi, or an entire sperate being.

Mahadevi is the supreme force that creates, preserves and destroys the universe. She is the highest intelligence referred as Brahmavidya. Mahadevi is the soul of the universe and the universe itself. She is the source of wealth, knowledge, forgiveness, peace, faith, fortitude, fame, modesty and mercy. The purans mention her as Nirguna Maheshwari Devi Mahamaya, meaning "the absolute truth", and mother of all. Along with Nirguna form Mahadevi is also mentioned as Sarguna (attributes) and Vagdevi (speech).