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The bull symbolizes strength, fertility, and stability. It represents Durga's power and her role as the divine protector.
Maa Brahmacharini doesn't come on any vahana.
The tiger symbolizes courage, ferocity, and power. It represents Durga's fierce form and her ability to destroy evil forces.
The lion symbolizes courage, royalty, and strength. It represents Durga's valor and her role as the ultimate warrior goddess.
Skandamata is often depicted riding a lion or a peacock. The lion symbolizes strength and protection, while the peacock symbolizes beauty and grace.
Katyayani is depicted riding a lion, symbolizing her fierce and warrior-like form. The lion represents strength, courage, and victory over evil.
The donkey symbolizes humility, simplicity, and perseverance. It represents Kalaratri's ability to remove darkness and ignorance from our lives.
The ox symbolizes wisdom, strength, and auspiciousness. It represents Mahagauri's purity, grace, and divine power.
Goddess Siddhidatri is depicted sitting on a lotus flower with four arms, holding a discus, a conch shell, a trident, and a mace. She is also sometimes depicted with eight arms, holding various weapons and symbols of power.