Goddess Thwaritha Devi is one among the numerous name of Goddess Parvati. She is known as Goddess Twaritha Parameshwari as she appeals to Shiva to answer the prayers of her devotees. She implores Shiva to give boons to his ardent devotees. The story of Goddess Thwaritha Devi is associated with the Arjuna attempting to gain Pashupatastra from Shiva. To get Pashupatastra from Shiva, Arjuna performed intense penance. Shiva wanted to make sure that Arjuna was eligible to receive the divine astra. Shiva took the form of a Kirata (hunter) and Goddess Parvati took the form of Kirati (wife of hunter) and approached Arjuna. Arjuna was doing his Tapas, standing on the toe of his right foot; hands raised high above his head in pranamam posture and with air as his only sustenance, and chanting mantras to appease Shiva. Shiva realized that ego of Arjuna was causing hindrance to him possessing Pashupatastra. Bhagavan decided to wean out the go. Goddess Parvathi Devi, knowing well the strength