 In the Upanishadic text Devi Upanishad, a Sakta Upanishad and an important Tantric text probably composed sometime between the ninth and fourteenth centuries the Goddess is addressed in the most general and universal of terms, as Mahadevi, and represents all goddesses as different manifestations of her.The Lalita Sahasranama (Thousand names of Lalita (Parvati) states that Mahadevi is known by different synonyms such as "Jagatikanda" (anchors the world), "Vishvadhika" (one who surpasses the universe), "Nirupama" (one who has no match), "Parameshwari" (dominant governor), "Vyapini" (encompasses everything), "Aprameya" (immeasurable), "Anekakotibrahmadajanani" (creator of many universes), "Vishvagarbha" (she whose Garba or womb subsumes the universe), "Sarvadhara" (helps all), "Sarvaga" (being everywhere at the same time, "Sarvalokesi" (governs all worlds) and "Vishavdaharini" one who functions for the whole universe).The Mahadevi goddess has many aspects to her personality.