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Of these, Laksmī is distinguished into Mahā or the great Lakshmī and Sāmānyā or the ordinary Lakshmī, the latter being installed in all family chapels (63-64). The seven goddesses consist of Vārāhī, Kaumārī, Chāmuṇḍī, Bhairavī, Māhendrī, Vaishṇavī, and Brahmāṇī (126-127).