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Sarasijanilaye sarojahaste dhavalataramshuka-gandhamalya-shobhe bhagavatim harivallabhe manojne tribhuvanabhootikariim praseeda mahyam. Narayana-mahajneyam vishvatmanam parayanam narayanaparo jyotir atma narayanah parah narayanaparam brahma tattvam narayanah parah

Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped as the embodiment of material as well as spiritual prosperity and wealth. Personified as the shakthi of Lord Narayana or Mahavishnu, she represents all that is auspicious; Lakshmi Devi is portrayed as good fortune personified in a beautiful female image adorned with exquisite garments and jewelry, seated on a resplendent lotus flower, holding lotus blossoms in her hands, blessing devotees with wealth, symbolized as golden coins pouring out of her hands, extended in generosity. Sri Lakshmi Narayana is a form which inspires Hindus of all persuasions.
Laxmi Narayana
  Lord Narayana is none other than Lord Mahavishnu, the sustaining force of the universe. Lord Narayana, worshipped as the manifest power of preservation, as Purusha, the universal being, represents benevolent strength and power. Incarnating on earth as an avatar, Lord Narayana has manifest himself in earthly forms on nine different occasions, separated by cycles of millions of years, whenever there has been an intolerable and seemingly undefeatable rise of adharma. Lord Narayana is represented with four hands, holding a conch shell (shankha), a discus (sudarshan chakra), a lotus (padma), and a mace (gadha), each of which bears symbolic representations.

 

om mahadevyai cha vidmahe vishnupatnai cha dheemahi tanno lakshmih prachodayat om narayanaya vidmahe vasudevaya dhiimahi tanno vishnuh prachodayat.
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