Lakshmi Devi Deepi is awakened by the light of knowledge and empathy

- The saying 'Lakshmi and Saraswati cannot live together' is false: The basic difference between Dhan and Lakshmi can be learned from our Vedas and Upanishads

- Vividha-Bhaven Kutchi

- Let's consider Corona as Kaklat and celebrate Dhan Teras as the worship of Dhanvantari, the god of health.

- Lakshmi's Lakhani Characteristic: A sense of prosperity despite zero but not statistics

This time Dhan Teras needs to be seen more as 'Dhanvantari' i.e. a festival for health than worshiping Dhan and let's also pray for the removal of Corona's remaining Kaklat on the occasion of Kali Chaudhash. Last year, during Diwali, we started building confidence that Corona was moving slowly, and it was only after Diwali that Corona exploded and killed many people prematurely. It is natural for all such families not to celebrate Diwali at home. On the contrary, the memory of relatives will haunt you even more.

Now it can be said that the third wave of Corona will not come and the market has sparkled with new hope from a recession like a fatal blow of a year and a half. Life can be seen in the wheel that has come to a complete standstill. Everyone has come to know that the best prayer to God or a golden wish to the loved ones may be to maintain health in the new year. The knowledge that 'the first happiness is Narya itself' has been acquired by the human world. Still, when going to a market, crowd or social gathering, the mask has to be worn as a shield of life. Even so, owning one is still beyond the reach of the average person. Only if both doses of the vaccine have been given will you continue to visit Sal Mubarak's Sneh Milan. Let’s get to the festive hue now.

It is a pity that one month and one year after another passes at the speed of a bullet train that these days of Diwali will also pass in a blink of an eye. The thought that the holidays will explode like a tadpole makes us more sad than enjoying the holiday.

India is the only country in the world where wealth and Lakshmi are categorized. Even though we have been worshiping Lakshmi twice for centuries like Dhan Teras and then Diwali, Manoman never asks why there are two different days of Dhan and Lakshmi Pujan.

Grief occurs when a person who lives a harmonious life in the family-society through knowledge, enjoys the grace of Saraswati, enjoys the virtuous, charismatic, healthy life and even looks at the rich and expresses his inferiority complex, saying, 'We have the grace of Saraswati but the grace of Lakshmi like you. Not. ' We consider Dhanwan to be Lakshmiwan but there is a difference between the two according to Indian culture.

In fact, the one who gets the grace of Saraswati does not have the grace of wealth but the grace of Lakshmi and the rich are thirsty to get the grace of Lakshmi. Lakshmiwan does not know that being Lakshmi can be the fruit of best deeds as it has come through knowledge, sattvicism and spirituality and policy as well as sincere hard work. Donations are also used to seat others. Dhan Narya can come from infatuation, nurture or exploitation of ego as well as dishonesty but Lakshmi's path is different. At times, the rich may feel the same way as the rich. Not to Lakshmiwan.

Lakshmiwan looks bright and rich from the outside but his heart is also noble and knows the life of others. It is possible that the rich, even if they are abundant, cannot give up or suffer. Even when Lakshmiwan is not a Dhankuber, he enjoys life comparatively and automatically gives birth to a circle of divinity by involving others in it. If the path of wealth of the rich is not on the divine path, then according to the law of creation, chain reaction will not give them chain.

What a wonderful philosophy in our language. The word Aishwarya is only for Lakshmiwan than Dhanwan. Appearance and beauty, expensive hospital and health, expensive education and knowledge are a long list in which one can be bought with money and the other not.

Lakshmi is mentioned once in the Rig Veda but it does not mean as the goddess of wealth but 'Shubh Saubhagya'. Wealth, money or money is gross. It can be seen as a currency. While good fortune includes everything that cannot be bought with money and money. The Arthavveda, which is believed to have been composed 5,000 years ago, shows Lakshmi a combination of good fortune, fortune, wealth, prosperity, success and happiness.

According to epics and Puranas, Lakshmiji is the consort of Lord Vishnu. The origin of life and the origin of Sri Lakshmi are shown during the ocean churning.

Seeing Lakshmi's multifaceted strength, the gods plan to kill Lakshmiji at one stage to get or destroy her. Then Prajapati, the creator of Lakshmiji, says to the gods, "Why don't you enjoy Lakshmiji and get his power and qualities." The gods finally did.

Agnidev got food from it. Monday gained king-like dominance. God Varun got vast empire, Savitri got ownership, animal got glory, Saraswati got nutrition, friend God got marriage yoga, Indra got strength, Jupiter got knowledge from Pandit Lakshmi. That is why Lakshmi on whom Reese gets the ownership of all this, but also the divinity is involved.

With the grace of Lakshmi, Saraswati really comes like two sides of the same coin. Anyone who is a holder of various colors, sciences, aspects, arts, achievements or is literate, thinker, thinker or pundit is lucky. It is also the duty and inevitability of the rich to uphold the Lakshmi. Lakshmi is also the wife of Lord Dattatreya, who includes Vishnu among the Tridevs.

Lakshmi is present in all women. A house that respects women will swim differently. This is why we believe that the daughter is incarnated by the grace of Lakshmi. Parvati, Sita Mata, Saraswati and Rukkamani are considered to be the primordial forms of Lakshmi. The concept of Grihalakshmi prevails only in India.

The original word of 'Lakshmi' in Sanskrit is 'Laksh' which means to pay attention, make a goal, observe etc. This means that if you do any sadhana with a concentrated mind and then what is achieved is called Lakshmi. In our scriptures, all the achievements, penances, meditations, always have to be done for the Lord and spirituality. Thus the four goals of life through 'Lakshmi' are to lead the path of Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha towards Divinity. Lakshmi's four hands also indicate this.

Lakshmiji has a lotus in her hand. In Hindu scriptures, the lotus is a symbol of knowledge, self-realization and liberation. ‘Jalkamalvat’, skeptically alienated, points to being colorful.

Lakshmi is surrounded by elephants. The elephant is the owner of enterprise, strength, fun and foremost. Elephants also have the presence of water, rain and reproduction. Lakshmiji's vehicle is an owl during the day i.e. in happiness we must be seeing but in the darkness of sorrow there is an indication that we receive the light of divine and knowledge like an owl. In the same way, like an owl, Lakshmiji also warns against falling in love with happiness and radiance.

Seeing the idol of Lakshmiji, it seems that money is pouring out of his hands.

Lakshmiji wears a red sari with a golden thread which is wealth and auspiciousness while her husband Vishnu is an excellent man. That means the couple has to live life by becoming Vishnu-Lakshmi.

Lakshmi Kripa: For a happy person, we are saying that 'God has four hands on him', that is, Lakshmiji has four hands. ' That is where the saying comes from. Also know the names of Ashta Lakshmi Adi Lakshmi, Dhanya Lakshmi, Dhairya Lakshmi, Gaj Lakshmi, Santana Lakshmi, Vijay Lakshmi, Vidya Lakshmi and Dhan Lakshmi.

.... and finally ... Lakshmiji is also known by these names: Padma, Kamalini, Padmapriya, Padmalayadhara, Devi, Padmukhi, Padmashree, Padmasana, Padmasundari, Shri, Shreeja, Vishnupriya, Ulkavahini and Jagadishwari. Wishing you to be the emperor of health and owner of Lakshmi Kripa in the new year ...