FORMS OF GODDESS LAKSHMI
Aadi-Lakshmi:
Adi-Lakshmi or "Prime Lakshmi" or "Maha Lakshmi" or "The Great Laxmi", as the name suggests, is the main form of the goddess Lakshmi, and the son of Lord Vishnu's wife or Narayan.
Aadi-Lakshmi is often portrayed as Narayanan's wife, who lives with him in his home in the endangered or sometimes sitting on his lap. His service in the service of Narayan is a symbol of his service to the whole universe. Aadi-Laxmi has four arms, holding a lotus and white flag in both hands, the other two are abhaya mudra and varada mudra.
Ramana or Glorious, and Indira, the principal of the eight forms of Aadi-Lakshmi Ashta-Lakshmi, which holds close to Lotus as the symbol of purity.
Dhana-Lakshmi
Dhana means money in gold or gold; At a vague level, it can also mean inner strength, satisfaction, skill, virtue, and character. Therefore, the name of this world in the name of the Dhana-Lakshmi name, by his divine grace, we can multiply wealth and prosperity.
This form of Lakshmi Devi is wearing a red sari and a six-handed gold abhaya mudra on the palm coins from his palms while holding a character in a five hand, a conch, a sacred pitcher, bow and arrow and a lotus.
Dhanya-Lakshmi
The third of the eight forms of Ashta-Lakshmi is titled "Dhanya " or Food Cereals - rich in natural nutrients and minerals in healthy body and mind. On the one hand, Dhanya-Lakshmi gives wealthy wealth, and the other is the nutritional value for humans.
His Divine Grace can eat a lot of food for a year. Tanjai-Lakshmi is decorated with lush green clothes, with eight hands, two minerals, one corridor, rice, sugarcane and banana. The other two hands are abhaya mudra and varada mudra.
Gaja-Lakshmi
After leaving Cuddalore, Gaja-Lakshmi or "Elephant Laxmi" - the myth of the Hindu mythology, the ocean of the sea. Legends say that Indira Gaja Lakshmi helped her to recover her lost wealth from the depths of the sea. This form of Lakshmi Devi is best for wealth, prosperity, grace, abundance and royalty.
Gaja Lakshmi is depicted as a beautiful goddess, while two elephants bathe water baths while she is sitting on lotus. He wears a red dress, and has four arms and two jaws in both arms, while the other two weapons abhaya mudra and varada mudra.
Santana-Lakshmi
The name Lakshmi, as the name suggests (Shantana = the offspring), the treasure of the family life, the Goddess of the Seed. Shanthana Lakshmi has provided the good children with good health and long life.
This form of Lakshmi Devi has six cubs, two bowls, sword and a mantle. One of the remaining hands is in danger, and the other has a child.
Veera-Lakshmi
As the name suggests (Veera = sword or courage), this form of Lakshmi Devi is the best of courage, strength and power. Veera-Lakshmi is worshiped to boost strong opponents in battle, to cope with the difficulties of life and to ensure a life of stability.
Wearing red clothes, eight arms, a wheel, a conch, a bow, an arrow, a trident or a sword, a golden bar or a book sometimes; The other two hands are in the abhaya and varada mudra.
Vidya-Lakshmi
"Vidya" means knowledge and education - not the degrees or diploma of the university, but the real all-round education. Therefore, this form of Lakshmi is the knowledge of art and science.
Saraswathi - Vidhya Lakshmi sitting on the lotus, wearing a white sari, carrying four arms, carrying two lotus in both hands, holding the two hands on the abhaya mudra and varada mudra.
Vijaya-Lakshmi
"Vijaya" is a success. Therefore, Lakshmi refers to success in all aspects of life in this form - not only in battle, but also in life's major struggles and small struggles. Vijaya-Lakshmi worships to ensure all success in every aspect of his life.
'Jaya' is also known as Lakshmi, sitting on a lotus, sitting on lotus, holding eight arms and a shirt, porcupine, sword, armor, porridge and lotus. The remaining two hands are in abhaya mudra and varada mudra.
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