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In Hinduism, Devi (goddess) is the personification of the supreme God as the Divine Mother of Hinduism.
In art, Devi is depicted as having eight arms, one of which wields a sword.
Her main scripture, adored by Hindus, is the Devi Mahatmyam (also known as Chandi Path and Durga Saptashati), in which an allegorical telling of the binding force of Maya and ego is represented through devotional stories about the Divine Mother slaying demons who afflict the world.
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