Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: Voluptuously beautiful Goddess Whose domain is perhaps the weather; She Who reigns in the Swarga Heaven beside She consort; She Who presides over the souls of those who have merited a respite from the round of rebirth; She Who makes possible the perception of form through the eye; She Who is associated with fire.
To Whom Sacred: indrani (the pupil of the left eye, the right being called indra); thunderbolt (sometimes She holds one); {the right hemisphere of the brain}.
Male Associates: consort (initially Her ravisher), Indra, The-Kindler, storm god. Sometimes Bhrgu, Roaster, who came to earth as the first fire-priest, bringing fire to earth.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps associated with Abhramu, Cloud-Knitter, below.
• Also called (or perhaps variant), Aindri, 1YNDRE, ----.
• She is named as one of the Gnas, Goddesses, Who are linked with Vac, Creative-Word.
• Also called Puloma, ----, below.
• Also called Saci, Divine-Power, below.
• One of the Saptamatrkas, Seven-Mothers, Who are linked under Annapurna, Giver-of-Food.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: Goddess of clouds. Together She and Her consort form one of the eight pairs of elephants Who support the world at the four cardinal points, and the four intermediary points.
To Whom Sacred: white cow-elephant.
Iconography: Large, white, four-tusked, cow-elephant.
Male Associate: consort Airavata, ----, Indra in his elephant form (his vahana).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps to be associated with Indrani, Kindler. For example Abhramu, Cloud-Knitter, is perhaps Indrani's vahana, since Indra is Indrani's consort.
• Perhaps to be associated with Laksmi, Sign, Who sometimes is accompanied by elephants in images.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Male Associate: Father, the demon Puloman.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• As Daughter of the demon Puloman She would seem to be Grandaughter of Hindustani Danu, ----. Who is linked with Celtic Irish Danu, She-of-Knowledge.
• Alternate name for Indrani, Kindler. above.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: Goddess of strength and female generative power: Impartial bestower of Divine power to the male deities.
To Whom Sacred: the divine pitar tree.
Male Associate: consort, Indra.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Alternate name for: Indrani, Kindler, above.
• Transliteration variant: Sachi.
• The concept of Sakti, Divine-Energy, apparently developed from Saci, Divine-Power.
• Saci's connection with strength perhaps relates Her to Savasi, Mighty-One, Mother of Indra.