Maa Laxmi – The Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity

Maa Lakshmi is a revered Hindu goddess of wealth, prosperity and good fortune. His name is derived from the Sanskrit word Laksya, which means 'goal' or 'objective'. During the auspicious month of October, with special reverence, devotees from all over the world honored with their daily respect.

Maa Laxmi – The Divine Consort of Lord Vishnu

Goddess Lakshmi is known as the daughter of Goddess Durga and the divine association of Lord Vishnu. Hindu mythology describes how she is with Vishnu in each of its incarnations, takes different looks to live in her side. As the goddess of abundance, she blesses her devotees with comfort, prosperity and spiritual welfare.

The Birth of Maa Laxmi – Daughter of the Milky Ocean

According to Hindu scriptures, Goddess Lakshmi originally lived in the astronomical world, who fulfilled the fate on the gods. However, when the gods failed to maintain righteousness and power, she returned to Kshira Sagar (Milky Ocean). Deprived of his blessings, the gods faced serious difficulties because the demons gained strength on him.

To restore the balance, Lord Vishnu advised the gods to churn the sea in a divine process, known as Samudra staging. After one thousand years of churning, Goddess Lakshmi emerged from the sea, sitting on a blooming lotus, radiating the divine grace. This is why it is often depicted in Hindu iconography by standing or holding the Lotus Flower, which symbolizes purity and knowledge.

Diwali – The Festival of Lights and Maa Laxmi’s Blessings

Have you ever thought that Roshni's Grand Festival Diwali is associated with Goddess Lakshmi? Let us clarify the importance of this auspicious festival.

Diwali has described the return of Lord Rama (an incarnation of Vishnu) and Goddess Sita (an incarnation of Lakshmi) after defeating Ayodhya to the demon King Ravana, as described in the epic Ramayana. The people of Ayodhya burnt countless lamps (oil lamps) to illuminate their way and welcome the house showing the victory of good over evil.

Since then, publishing lamps and candles during Diwali has been a nutritious tradition, which is a symbol of prosperity and invites Maa Lakshmi to the houses to bless devotees with wealth and happiness. On this day, special priests and rituals are performed to seek his divine grace and ensure financial stability.

The Eight Forms of Goddess Laxmi

Maa Laxmi is worshiped in eight divine manifestations, represents a different aspect of each prosperity and welfare:

1. Adi Lakshmi - Primardial Devi of Dhan
2. Dhana Lakshmi - best of monetary wealth
3. Dhanya Laxmi - provider of grain and nutrition
4. Gaza Lakshmi - symbol of royalty and power
5. Santana Lakshmi - Blessings for children and family development
6. Dharya Lakshmi - the giver of courage and power
7. Vijaya Lakshmi - Goddess of victory and success
8. Vidya Lakshmi - best of knowledge and knowledge

Download Maa Laxmi Wallpapers and Aarti Sangrah PDF

Looking for high quality images of Maa Laxmi? Go to our wallpaper section for Lakshmi Devi HD images, Lakshmi Ma wallpaper in full size, and laxmi picture in 1080p resolution. You can also download Aarti Sangarah PDF from the Aarti section of our website for daily prayers and rituals.

May Maa Lakshmi's divine blessings brings you prosperity, happiness and success in all aspects of life!