WORSHIP SRI LAKSHMI DEVI
HINDU GODDESS FOR WEALTH
HINDU GODDESS FOR WEALTH
www.boldsky.com - Everyone wants wealth and money, some work very hard to earn money and some want to get easily without any effort. Likewise, many people faces financial problem, inspite of working hard and earning loads of money. Those who face financial instability ultimately take on the spiritual path in order to get solace from the divine power. Goddess Lakshmi is the Goddess of Wealth. She is widely worshiped by Hindus and devotees try hard to seek her blessings for overall growth, especially to attain wealth.
There are some Lakshmi Mantras and Hindu prayers that are very effective. In order to invoke the blessing of Goddess Lakshmi, chant the Lakshmi mantra and pray with certain disciplinary in order to bring wealth and prosperity in your life.
Lakshmi Mantras: (1) OM Shreem Maha Lakshmiyei Namaha; (2) OM Hreem Shreem Kleem Maha Lakshmi Namaha.
Ways to invoke Goddess Lakshmi's blessings: (1) Keep your house clean; this is very necessary, as the Goddess appreciates cleanliness and visits the cleanest homes first. Light lamps in the morning and evening. (2) Decorate the puja room; this is imperative as it gives the whole atmosphere a festive feel. Lay a fresh cloth on a bench or table with a small pile of grains in the center of the cloth. (3) Place Lakshmi statue correctly. For this, place a saucer or small plate with a few rice grains on the pitcher. Sprinkle turmeric in the shape of a lotus over the rice. Place a statue of Lakshmi with a few coins over the turmeric.
(4) Perform Ganesh puja to seek blessings for overall success. Place a statue of Ganesha to the southwest of Lakshmi on the cloth. (5) Chant Lakshmi Mantras. In order to get wealth, chant Lakshmi Mantras by offering flowers and Sprinkling water and a mixture of milk, ghee, honey and sugar on the idol. (6) Light dhoop or incense sticks, offer flowers, light, sandalwood paste, saffron paste and fragrance to the idol.
There are some Lakshmi Mantras and Hindu prayers that are very effective. In order to invoke the blessing of Goddess Lakshmi, chant the Lakshmi mantra and pray with certain disciplinary in order to bring wealth and prosperity in your life.
Lakshmi Mantras: (1) OM Shreem Maha Lakshmiyei Namaha; (2) OM Hreem Shreem Kleem Maha Lakshmi Namaha.
Ways to invoke Goddess Lakshmi's blessings: (1) Keep your house clean; this is very necessary, as the Goddess appreciates cleanliness and visits the cleanest homes first. Light lamps in the morning and evening. (2) Decorate the puja room; this is imperative as it gives the whole atmosphere a festive feel. Lay a fresh cloth on a bench or table with a small pile of grains in the center of the cloth. (3) Place Lakshmi statue correctly. For this, place a saucer or small plate with a few rice grains on the pitcher. Sprinkle turmeric in the shape of a lotus over the rice. Place a statue of Lakshmi with a few coins over the turmeric.
(4) Perform Ganesh puja to seek blessings for overall success. Place a statue of Ganesha to the southwest of Lakshmi on the cloth. (5) Chant Lakshmi Mantras. In order to get wealth, chant Lakshmi Mantras by offering flowers and Sprinkling water and a mixture of milk, ghee, honey and sugar on the idol. (6) Light dhoop or incense sticks, offer flowers, light, sandalwood paste, saffron paste and fragrance to the idol.
WHAT DO THE VEDIC TEACHINGS TELL US?
Goddess Lakshmi is the consort and shakti, or potency, of Lord Vishnu. Lakshmi, or Sri when she is especially known as the goddess of beauty (though sometimes considered to be separate entities), is the Goddess of fortune, wealth, power, and loveliness. Wealth means not only money, but also the higher values and qualities of life. The power of the mind and intellect is also a must if one wants to be truly wealthy, which includes spiritual wealth. ... As the spouse of Lord Vishnu, she appears whenever He does in each of His appearances, such as Vamana, Parashurama, Rama, or Krishna. In each of these appearances, she appeared as Padma or Kamala, Dharani, Sita, and Rukmini respectively. They are inseparable. Lakshmi is also known in Her other eight forms as Veera, Adhi, Gaja, Vijaya, Dhana, Aiswarya, Santhan, and Dhanya.
Dr Stephen Knapp (Śrīpad Nandanandana dasa) :
“Lakshmi, The Goddess of Fortune”
http://www.stephen-knapp.com/lakshmi_goddess_of_fortune.htm
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“Lakshmi, The Goddess of Fortune”
http://www.stephen-knapp.com/lakshmi_goddess_of_fortune.htm
http://www.stephen-knapp.com - http://www.stephenknapp.info/
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