thumb|260px|Shaktism is a goddess-centric Hindu tradition; relief statues of Matrikas: from left to right Vaishnavi, [[Varahi, Indrani, Chamunda]]
Shaktism is a Hindu tradition centered on worshipping the goddess or divine feminine power, known as Shakti. It matters as a major branch of Hinduism that emphasizes the goddess as the supreme force and creative energy of the universe.
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thumb|260px|Shaktism is a goddess-centric Hindu tradition; relief statues of Matrikas: from left to right Vaishnavi, [[Varahi, Indrani, Chamunda]]
Shaktism () is a major Hindu denomination in which Shakti or the divine feminine energy is revered as the Ultimate reality, and is personified as Adi Parashakti (Great Goddess), whose numerous forms, with each having distinct functions and unique attributes, are worshipped.
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