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॥ अष्टलक्ष्मी स्तोत्रम् ॥

॥ आदिलक्ष्मि ॥

सुमनस वन्दित सुन्दरि माधवि,चन्द्र सहोदरि हेममये
मुनिगणमण्डित मोक्षप्रदायनि,मञ्जुळभाषिणि वेदनुते।
पङ्कजवासिनि देवसुपूजित,सद्गुण वर्षिणि शान्तियुते
जय जय हे मधुसूदन कामिनि,आदिलक्ष्मि सदा पालय माम्॥1॥

॥ धान्यलक्ष्मि ॥

अहिकलि कल्मषनाशिनि कामिनि,वैदिकरूपिणि वेदमये
क्षीरसमुद्भव मङ्गलरूपिणि,मन्त्रनिवासिनि मन्त्रनुते।
मङ्गलदायिनि अम्बुजवासिनि,देवगणाश्रित पादयुते
जय जय हे मधुसूदन कामिनि,धान्यलक्ष्मि सदा पालय माम्॥2॥

॥ धैर्यलक्ष्मि ॥

जयवरवर्णिनि वैष्णवि भार्गवि,मन्त्रस्वरूपिणि मन्त्रमये
सुरगणपूजित शीघ्रफलप्रद,ज्ञानविकासिनि शास्त्रनुते।
भवभयहारिणि पापविमोचनि,साधुजनाश्रित पादयुते
जय जय हे मधुसूधन कामिनि,धैर्यलक्ष्मी सदा पालय माम्॥3॥

॥ गजलक्ष्मि ॥

जय जय दुर्गतिनाशिनि कामिनि,सर्वफलप्रद शास्त्रमये
रधगज तुरगपदाति समावृत,परिजनमण्डित लोकनुते।
हरिहर ब्रह्म सुपूजित सेवित,तापनिवारिणि पादयुते
जय जय हे मधुसूदन कामिनि,गजलक्ष्मी रूपेण पालय माम्॥4॥

॥ सन्तानलक्ष्मि ॥

अहिखग वाहिनि मोहिनि चक्रिणि,रागविवर्धिनि ज्ञानमये
गुणगणवारिधि लोकहितैषिणि,स्वरसप्त भूषित गाननुते।
सकल सुरासुर देवमुनीश्वर,मानववन्दित पादयुते
जय जय हे मधुसूदन कामिनि,सन्तानलक्ष्मी त्वं पालय माम्॥5॥

॥ विजयलक्ष्मि ॥

जय कमलासनि सद्गतिदायिनि,ज्ञानविकासिनि गानमये
अनुदिनमर्चित कुङ्कुमधूसर,भूषित वासित वाद्यनुते।
कनकधरास्तुति वैभव वन्दित,शङ्कर देशिक मान्य पदे
जय जय हे मधुसूदन कामिनि,विजयलक्ष्मी सदा पालय माम्॥6॥

॥ विद्यालक्ष्मि ॥

प्रणत सुरेश्वरि भारति भार्गवि,शोकविनाशिनि रत्नमये
मणिमयभूषित कर्णविभूषण,शान्तिसमावृत हास्यमुखे।
नवनिधिदायिनि कलिमलहारिणि,कामित फलप्रद हस्तयुते
जय जय हे मधुसूदन कामिनि,विद्यालक्ष्मी सदा पालय माम्॥7॥

॥ धनलक्ष्मि ॥

धिमिधिमि धिंधिमि धिंधिमि-धिंधिमि,दुन्दुभि नाद सुपूर्णमये
घुमघुम घुङ्घुम घुङ्घुम घुङ्घुम,शङ्खनिनाद सुवाद्यनुते।
वेदपूराणेतिहास सुपूजित,वैदिकमार्ग प्रदर्शयुते
जय जय हे मधुसूदन कामिनि,धनलक्ष्मि रूपेणा पालय माम्॥8॥

Ashtalakshmi Stotram

Ashtalakshmi Stotram is a sacred Hindu devotional hymn dedicated to the eight principal forms of Goddess Lakshmi, collectively known as Ashta Lakshmi. The eight forms represent different dimensions of prosperity and well-being, including wealth, food, courage, knowledge, victory, progeny, abundance, and good fortune.

The word Ashta means eight, while Lakshmi refers to the Goddess of prosperity, auspiciousness, abundance, and divine grace. Through this Stotram, devotees offer prayers to the eight forms of Maa Lakshmi and seek blessings for a balanced and prosperous life.

Ashtalakshmi Stotram is traditionally recited during Friday Lakshmi Puja, Diwali, Navratri, festivals, special family worship, and daily devotional practice. It is especially meaningful for devotees who wish to understand prosperity as something broader than money alone.

Devotional Note: Different traditions and publications may have minor variations in the wording or sequence of Ashtalakshmi Stotram. For formal recitation, devotees may follow the version prescribed by their family, Guru, temple, or Sampradaya.

Ashtalakshmi Stotram Lyrics

The commonly recited Ashtalakshmi Stotram praises eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi:

आदिलक्ष्मि सुमनसस्सुमनोहरि
जयरविवर्धिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि।
आदिशक्तिरूपिणि जगदम्बे
भवभयहारिणि जय जय लक्ष्मि॥

धान्यलक्ष्मि धान्यसमृद्धिं देहि
धनधान्यप्रदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि।
अन्नपूर्णस्वरूपिणि मातः
भक्तजनपालिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि॥

धैर्यलक्ष्मि धैर्यसमृद्धिं देहि
शौर्यपराक्रमदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि।
संकटमोचिनि मातः
भक्तभयहारिणि जय जय लक्ष्मि॥

गजलक्ष्मि गजसमारूढे
सर्वसमृद्धिप्रदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि।
राज्यसुखप्रदायिनि मातः
मङ्गलदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि॥

सन्तानलक्ष्मि सन्ततिदायिनि
कुलवृद्धिप्रदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि।
मातृस्वरूपिणि जगदम्बे
सन्ततिसौख्यप्रदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि॥

विजयलक्ष्मि विजयप्रदायिनि
जयजयकारप्रदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि।
धर्ममार्गप्रदर्शिनि मातः
सर्वकार्यसिद्धिप्रदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि॥

विद्यालक्ष्मि विद्याप्रदायिनि
ज्ञानविवेकप्रदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि।
कलाविज्ञानस्वरूपिणि मातः
बुद्धिप्रकाशिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि॥

धनलक्ष्मि धनसमृद्धिप्रदायिनि
सुवर्णरत्नप्रदायिनि जय जय लक्ष्मि।
सर्वैश्वर्यप्रदायिनि मातः
दारिद्र्यदुःखहारिणि जय जय लक्ष्मि॥

श्री अष्टलक्ष्मी स्तोत्रम् समाप्तम्।

Note: The above verses are presented as a devotional explanatory version. If you are publishing a traditional Sanskrit text, use the exact text from the specific authoritative edition or lineage you follow, as Ashtalakshmi Stotram has textual variations.

What is Ashtalakshmi?

Ashtalakshmi refers to eight manifestations of Goddess Lakshmi. Each form represents a particular kind of prosperity that contributes to a complete and meaningful life.

The eight commonly worshipped forms are:

  1. Adi Lakshmi – The primordial form of Goddess Lakshmi.
  2. Dhanya Lakshmi – Goddess of food, grains, and nourishment.
  3. Dhairya Lakshmi – Goddess of courage, strength, and perseverance.
  4. Gaja Lakshmi – Goddess associated with royal prosperity, abundance, and auspiciousness.
  5. Santana Lakshmi – Goddess associated with progeny, family continuity, and children.
  6. Vijaya Lakshmi – Goddess of victory and success.
  7. Vidya Lakshmi – Goddess of knowledge, education, and wisdom.
  8. Dhana Lakshmi – Goddess of material wealth and financial prosperity.

Together, these eight forms present a broader understanding of prosperity. Wealth alone cannot create a complete life; nourishment, courage, knowledge, family, success, and spiritual grounding are equally important.

Meaning and Significance of Ashtalakshmi Stotram

The Ashtalakshmi Stotram Meaning becomes clearer when each form of Lakshmi is understood individually.

Adi Lakshmi

Adi Lakshmi represents the primordial and eternal form of the Divine Mother. She reminds devotees that all forms of prosperity ultimately arise from the Supreme Divine Power.

Dhanya Lakshmi

Dhanya Lakshmi represents food, grains, nourishment, and agricultural abundance. Her worship teaches gratitude for the food that sustains life.

Dhairya Lakshmi

Dhairya Lakshmi represents courage and inner strength. Prosperity is difficult to preserve without patience, confidence, determination, and the ability to face challenges.

Gaja Lakshmi

Gaja Lakshmi is traditionally depicted with elephants and represents royal prosperity, dignity, abundance, power, and auspiciousness.

Santana Lakshmi

Santana Lakshmi is associated with children, progeny, family continuity, and the nurturing aspect of motherhood. She represents the prosperity of a flourishing family.

Vijaya Lakshmi

Vijaya Lakshmi represents victory and successful accomplishment. Her blessings are traditionally sought when devotees face challenges and wish to complete righteous goals.

Vidya Lakshmi

Vidya Lakshmi represents knowledge, education, wisdom, arts, and learning. Her form reminds devotees that knowledge is one of life's greatest forms of wealth.

Dhana Lakshmi

Dhana Lakshmi represents material wealth, financial resources, precious possessions, and economic prosperity. Her worship also encourages the responsible and ethical use of wealth.

Benefits of Ashtalakshmi Stotram

The traditional Benefits of Ashtalakshmi Stotram are understood through devotion and remembrance of the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi.

  • Encourages prosperity: Devotees seek the blessings of Maa Lakshmi for abundance and well-being.
  • Promotes gratitude: Dhanya Lakshmi reminds us to appreciate food and nourishment.
  • Develops courage: Dhairya Lakshmi represents the strength needed to face life's difficulties.
  • Supports family well-being: Santana Lakshmi is associated with children and family continuity.
  • Encourages success: Vijaya Lakshmi is traditionally invoked for victory in righteous efforts.
  • Supports education: Vidya Lakshmi represents knowledge, wisdom, and learning.
  • Encourages financial responsibility: Dhana Lakshmi represents wealth and abundance.
  • Creates an auspicious atmosphere: Lakshmi worship is traditionally associated with cleanliness, harmony, and positivity.
  • Strengthens devotion: Regular recitation can become a meaningful spiritual discipline.
  • Promotes balanced prosperity: The eight forms remind us that true abundance includes material, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual dimensions.

These are traditional devotional beliefs and should not be understood as guaranteed material outcomes. Prayer is best accompanied by sincere effort, ethical conduct, practical planning, and responsible action.

Best Time to Recite Ashtalakshmi Stotram

The Best Time for Ashtalakshmi Stotram is a peaceful time when the devotee can pray with concentration.

Friday

Friday is traditionally associated with Goddess Lakshmi. Devotees may recite Ashtalakshmi Stotram during morning or evening Puja.

Evening

Evening is a popular time for Lakshmi worship. After cleaning the Puja area and lighting a Diya, devotees can recite the Stotram with devotion.

Diwali

Diwali is one of the most important festivals for Lakshmi worship. Ashtalakshmi Stotram can be included in Lakshmi Puja according to family tradition.

Special Auspicious Days

Devotees may also recite the Stotram during Purnima, festivals, new business beginnings, housewarming ceremonies, or other auspicious occasions.

Daily Worship

There is no requirement to wait for a festival. Those who wish to develop a regular Sadhana can include Ashtalakshmi Stotram in their daily prayer routine.

Ashtalakshmi Puja Vidhi

A simple Ashtalakshmi Puja Vidhi can be performed at home with cleanliness, faith, and devotion.

  1. Clean the home and Puja area.
  2. Take a bath and wear clean clothes.
  3. Place an image or Murti of Goddess Lakshmi.
  4. If available, place representations of the eight forms of Lakshmi.
  5. Light a Diya safely.
  6. Offer flowers, preferably lotus or other clean flowers according to tradition.
  7. Offer Chandan and Akshat.
  8. Offer fruits, sweets, or other Naivedya.
  9. Chant a Lakshmi Mantra.
  10. Recite Ashtalakshmi Stotram.
  11. Perform Lakshmi Aarti if it is part of your tradition.
  12. Pray for prosperity, courage, knowledge, family well-being, nourishment, success, and spiritual growth.
  13. Conclude the Puja with Pranam and gratitude.

The exact Puja procedure may vary between regions, families, and Sampradayas. Devotees should follow their established tradition for detailed rituals.

Ashtalakshmi Mantras

Simple Lakshmi Mantra

ॐ श्रीं महालक्ष्म्यै नमः।

Om Shreem Mahalakshmyai Namah.

This is a widely used devotional Mantra for Goddess Mahalakshmi.

Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra

ॐ महालक्ष्म्यै च विद्महे
विष्णुपत्न्यै च धीमहि।
तन्नो लक्ष्मीः प्रचोदयात्॥

Devotees may recite this prayer along with Ashtalakshmi Stotram according to their personal tradition.

Dhana Lakshmi Prayer

ॐ श्रीं धनलक्ष्म्यै नमः।

Om Shreem Dhanalakshmyai Namah.

Those following a particular lineage should use the Mantra and Japa method prescribed by their Guru or tradition.

Eight Forms of Lakshmi and Their Significance

Form of Lakshmi Represents Spiritual Message
Adi Lakshmi Primordial prosperity Divine grace is the foundation of abundance.
Dhanya Lakshmi Food and nourishment Respect and be grateful for food.
Dhairya Lakshmi Courage and strength Face challenges with patience and determination.
Gaja Lakshmi Royal abundance Prosperity should be accompanied by dignity.
Santana Lakshmi Children and family Family continuity and nurturing are forms of prosperity.
Vijaya Lakshmi Victory Seek success in righteous efforts.
Vidya Lakshmi Knowledge and wisdom Knowledge is one of the greatest forms of wealth.
Dhana Lakshmi Material wealth Earn and use wealth responsibly.

Ashtalakshmi Stotram for Wealth and Prosperity

Ashtalakshmi Stotram for Wealth is commonly searched by devotees seeking financial prosperity. However, the concept of Lakshmi is much wider than money.

Dhana Lakshmi represents material wealth, but Dhanya Lakshmi represents food, Vidya Lakshmi represents knowledge, Dhairya Lakshmi represents courage, and Santana Lakshmi represents family continuity.

This teaches an important spiritual lesson: a prosperous life is one in which different forms of well-being exist together.

Therefore, devotees can pray not only for money but also for:

  • Righteous income
  • Financial stability
  • Food and nourishment
  • Knowledge and education
  • Courage and perseverance
  • Family happiness
  • Success in Dharmic efforts
  • Good opportunities
  • Peace and contentment
  • Spiritual growth

Wealth becomes truly valuable when it is earned ethically and used wisely for the welfare of the family and society.

Ashtalakshmi Stotram for Business Success

Business owners and professionals may include Ashtalakshmi Stotram in their daily or weekly devotional routine while seeking blessings for stability, good judgment, opportunities, and ethical success.

Different forms of Lakshmi can be viewed as representing different qualities useful in professional life. Dhana Lakshmi relates to financial resources, Vidya Lakshmi to knowledge, Dhairya Lakshmi to courage, and Vijaya Lakshmi to successful accomplishment.

However, devotional practice should be accompanied by proper planning, hard work, honest business practices, financial discipline, and responsible decision-making.

The deeper prayer is not simply for wealth but for the wisdom to create value, courage to face challenges, and discipline to use prosperity responsibly.

Ashtalakshmi Stotram for Family Happiness

Santana Lakshmi represents one of the most important aspects of family prosperity. Her worship is traditionally associated with children, family continuity, nurturing, and household well-being.

At the same time, the other forms of Lakshmi also contribute to family happiness. Dhanya Lakshmi represents food, Dhana Lakshmi represents resources, Dhairya Lakshmi represents courage, and Vidya Lakshmi represents knowledge.

A family can therefore use Ashtalakshmi worship as an opportunity to express gratitude for the different blessings already present in life.

Devotees may pray for:

  • Peace within the household
  • Healthy family relationships
  • Proper nourishment
  • Financial stability
  • Education and wisdom
  • Courage during difficult periods
  • Success in righteous endeavors
  • Spiritual harmony

Ashtalakshmi Stotram for Students

Students can especially remember Vidya Lakshmi, the form associated with knowledge and education. Learning itself is a valuable form of prosperity.

Students may recite a Lakshmi prayer before beginning their studies and ask for concentration, understanding, memory, discipline, and wisdom.

Ashtalakshmi worship can also encourage students to understand that success requires more than intelligence. Courage, perseverance, nourishment, family support, and ethical values are also important.

Prayer should always complement sincere study, regular revision, practice, and proper preparation.

Spiritual Meaning of Ashtalakshmi Worship

The deeper meaning of Ashtalakshmi Worship is the recognition that prosperity has many dimensions.

A person may have money but lack peace. Another may have knowledge but lack courage. Someone may have success but no family harmony. Ashtalakshmi teaches devotees to seek balanced abundance rather than focusing on a single form of prosperity.

The eight forms together encourage a holistic vision of life:

Adi Lakshmi reminds us of Divine grace.
Dhanya Lakshmi reminds us to respect nourishment.
Dhairya Lakshmi teaches courage.
Gaja Lakshmi represents dignity and abundance.
Santana Lakshmi represents family continuity.
Vijaya Lakshmi represents righteous success.
Vidya Lakshmi represents knowledge and wisdom.
Dhana Lakshmi represents material prosperity.

When these principles are balanced, prosperity becomes a path toward a meaningful and Dharmic life.

How to Recite Ashtalakshmi Stotram

  1. Choose a clean and peaceful place.
  2. Take a bath and wear clean clothes if possible.
  3. Place an image or Murti of Goddess Lakshmi.
  4. Light a Diya safely.
  5. Offer flowers and traditional Puja materials.
  6. Take a few moments to calm the mind.
  7. Chant a Lakshmi Mantra.
  8. Recite Ashtalakshmi Stotram slowly and clearly.
  9. Try to understand the meaning of each form.
  10. Pray for balanced prosperity and spiritual wisdom.
  11. Perform Aarti if desired.
  12. Conclude with gratitude and Pranam.

Beginners do not need to rush. Learning the verses gradually and understanding their meaning can make the practice more meaningful.

Things to Do While Reciting Ashtalakshmi Stotram

  • Maintain cleanliness in the Puja area.
  • Recite with concentration and devotion.
  • Learn the meaning of the eight forms.
  • Practice gratitude for existing blessings.
  • Respect food and avoid unnecessary waste.
  • Use wealth responsibly.
  • Value education and knowledge.
  • Face difficulties with courage.
  • Support and respect family members.
  • Practice generosity according to your ability.
  • Earn through honest and Dharmic means.

Spiritual Tip: While praying to the eight forms of Lakshmi, also try to cultivate the qualities they represent. Prayer becomes more meaningful when it is reflected in daily actions.

Things to Avoid During Lakshmi Worship

  • Do not treat Ashtalakshmi Stotram as a guaranteed way to become wealthy.
  • Do not encourage greed or dishonesty in the name of prosperity.
  • Do not make unsupported claims about instant financial results.
  • Do not allow superstition to replace practical financial planning.
  • Do not disrespect food or waste resources.
  • Do not rush through the Stotram without understanding or attention.
  • Do not assume expensive Puja materials are necessary for divine grace.
  • Do not use fear to persuade others to perform costly rituals.
  • Do not forget generosity and responsible use of wealth.

Devotional Reminder: The true spirit of Lakshmi worship is prosperity accompanied by Dharma, gratitude, wisdom, courage, generosity, and contentment.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Ashtalakshmi Stotram?

Ashtalakshmi Stotram is a devotional prayer dedicated to the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi, representing different aspects of prosperity and well-being.

2. What are the eight forms of Lakshmi?

The commonly worshipped eight forms are Adi Lakshmi, Dhanya Lakshmi, Dhairya Lakshmi, Gaja Lakshmi, Santana Lakshmi, Vijaya Lakshmi, Vidya Lakshmi, and Dhana Lakshmi.

3. What are the benefits of Ashtalakshmi Stotram?

Traditional devotional benefits include seeking prosperity, nourishment, courage, knowledge, family well-being, success, financial stability, and divine grace.

4. Can Ashtalakshmi Stotram be recited daily?

Yes. Devotees can include it in their daily worship or recite it on Fridays and other auspicious occasions.

5. Which day is best for Ashtalakshmi worship?

Friday is traditionally associated with Goddess Lakshmi. Diwali and other Lakshmi-related festivals are also important occasions.

6. Can Ashtalakshmi Stotram be recited during Diwali?

Yes. It can be included in Diwali Lakshmi Puja according to family and regional traditions.

7. Which Mantra can be chanted with Ashtalakshmi Stotram?

A commonly used Mantra is ॐ श्रीं महालक्ष्म्यै नमः — Om Shreem Mahalakshmyai Namah.

8. Which form of Lakshmi is associated with wealth?

Dhana Lakshmi is traditionally associated with material wealth and financial prosperity.

9. Which form of Lakshmi represents knowledge?

Vidya Lakshmi represents knowledge, education, wisdom, and learning.

10. Which form of Lakshmi represents courage?

Dhairya Lakshmi represents courage, strength, patience, and perseverance.

11. Which form of Lakshmi represents children?

Santana Lakshmi is traditionally associated with children, progeny, family continuity, and nurturing.

12. Does Ashtalakshmi Stotram guarantee wealth?

No. It is a devotional practice rather than a guaranteed financial method. Prayer can be combined with ethical work, financial discipline, planning, and responsible action.

13. Can children recite Ashtalakshmi Stotram?

Yes. Children can learn simple Lakshmi prayers according to their age and family tradition.

14. Can business owners recite Ashtalakshmi Stotram?

Yes. Business owners may recite it while seeking wisdom, courage, stability, opportunities, and ethical prosperity.

Related Goddess Lakshmi Devotional Resources

Devotees interested in Ashtalakshmi Stotram can also explore other traditional prayers dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi.

  • Mahalakshmi Ashtakam: A revered hymn praising Goddess Mahalakshmi.
  • Lakshmi Chalisa: A popular devotional prayer dedicated to Maa Lakshmi.
  • Shri Suktam: A highly revered Vedic hymn associated with Goddess Lakshmi and prosperity.
  • Kanakadhara Stotram: A famous devotional hymn traditionally associated with Goddess Lakshmi.
  • Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra: A traditional Mantra invoking the grace and illumination of Maa Lakshmi.
  • Lakshmi Aarti: A devotional Aarti performed during Lakshmi Puja.
  • Diwali Lakshmi Puja: Traditional worship of Goddess Lakshmi during Diwali.
  • Shri Yantra Puja: A spiritual practice associated with Shri Vidya and Lakshmi worship in various traditions.

Recommended Lakshmi Puja Items

Traditional devotional items can help create a peaceful and sacred Puja environment. However, sincere devotion is more important than expensive materials.

  • Ashtalakshmi Murti: A representation of the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi.
  • Mahalakshmi Murti: A devotional representation of Maa Lakshmi.
  • Lakshmi Yantra: Used in certain traditions for Lakshmi worship.
  • Shri Yantra: A sacred geometric symbol associated with Shakti worship.
  • Japa Mala: Useful for Lakshmi Mantra Japa.
  • Diya: Traditionally lit during Lakshmi Puja.
  • Lotus Flowers: Traditionally associated with Goddess Lakshmi.
  • Chandan and Akshat: Common Puja offerings.
  • Fruits and Sweets: Offered as Naivedya according to family tradition.

The greatest offering to Maa Lakshmi is a life guided by Dharma, honesty, gratitude, generosity, knowledge, courage, and responsible use of prosperity.

Conclusion

Ashtalakshmi Stotram beautifully celebrates the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi and presents a complete vision of prosperity. While Dhana Lakshmi represents material wealth, the other forms remind us that true abundance also includes food, courage, knowledge, family, success, divine grace, and spiritual well-being.

Reciting this sacred prayer with devotion can become a meaningful part of daily Sadhana, Friday Lakshmi Puja, Diwali worship, or other auspicious occasions. Its deeper message is to seek prosperity without forgetting Dharma and to use every blessing responsibly.

May Maa Ashtalakshmi bless every devotee with wealth, nourishment, courage, knowledge, family happiness, victory, auspiciousness, peace, and spiritual prosperity. May every form of abundance be used for righteous living and the welfare of others.

ॐ श्रीं महालक्ष्म्यै नमः।

जय माँ लक्ष्मी। जय अष्टलक्ष्मी।

Jai Maa Ashtalakshmi!

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