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Devata(s), in Hinduism, are a group of lesser gods and spirits. There are many classes of devatas including tree spirits, water spirits, village gods, demons of disease, and so on.
The flag should be attached to the top of the staff, and should be marked with the image of the carrier of the particular Devata. It should be broad at the part nearest the staff and narrow at the other end. It should be made of fine cloth.
They are, to use the technical name, the form elementals (rupa devatas) of the animal world, and are the agents of the changes which transmute vibrations into sensations.
calls the Devata Achintyaha and the Sakti Avyakta.
8. The Svacchanda Sangraha, according to Bhaskara's report (Lalitasahasraranama Bhasya, p.53), speaks of 32 chakras, cf. also Advaita martanda as reported in Avalon, The Serpent Power, pp.
 See also: World, Brahma, Tantra, Spirit, Sacred
  
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