Firstly, there are many types of Lakshmi Mantras.

In ancient Stotram, Text, and Sutras of Hinduism and Jainism, she has hundreds of names, and the most famous and commons are: Padma, Kamala, Sri, Srija, Vishnupriya, Padmahasta, Padmapriya, Padmamukhi, Kalyani, Sridevi, Srividhya, Chanchala, Shreeya, Madhavi, Haripriya, Subha, Samruddhi, etc.

Other meanings in local languages are auspicious, quality, lucky charm, aim, symbol, target, sign, good luck, feature, opportunity, etc. Therefore, the meaning of Lakshmi is to understand and know your aim. In the Sanskrit language, the meaning of the word Laksha is to Observe, Perceive, Recognize, and Aim. Word Lakshmi is directly derived from the word Laksha (AIM). Important to realize, her four hands represent these four main points of human life:

It stands for charm, purity, and lushness. Spraying water from them is the symbol of both material and spiritual prosperity. She sits in the middle and two white Elephants shower Divine Water over her from both sides. In some figures, she holds Lotus Flower in her hands. Flowing coins from her hand show the abundance. She holds Golden Pot filled with Gold Coins in her hand. Goddess is well dressed by wearing a Red Robe (Saree) or reddish-golden clothes (a s ymbol of power and prosperity), few Gold Ornaments, standing or seated on a Lotus Flower. She holds a beautiful lotus bud in one of her hand. Sitting or standing on a full-bloomed pink or red lotus. She is a fair and golden complexion female Deity. However, the other two Goddesses are Goddess Saraswati and Goddess Shakti. She is one of the main Goddess of the trinity of Hindu Culture. Her figures are imitated the gathered riches and monetary freedom of the Tamil Temples too. In Jainism, Mahalaxmi is also a significant Goddess. Surprisingly she represents both material and spiritual prosperity. On the positive side, she represents good luck, success, prosperity, happiness, and luxury. She is the Goddess of money, wealth, and good fortune. She is specifically, the Symbol of Good Fortune in Hinduism. It is believed, her mantra for money gives endless wealth to live a perfectly prosperous and wealthy life.

She is as kind and protective as Lord Vishnu for the whole World. She also plays a protector role for her devotee as Lord Vishnu does. According to Hindu and Indian culture, she is Lord Vishnu’s wife. The first thing to remember, she is straightforwardly related to all worldly affairs. In Hinduism, Goddess Lakshmi is a Deity of Money and Wealth.

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