Iconography

Physically, goddess Lakshmi is described as a fair lady, with four arms, standing upon a lotus, dressed in fine garments and precious jewels, bestowing coins of prosperity and flanked by elephants signifying her royal power. Her expression is always calm and loving. The most striking feature of the iconography of Lakshmi is her persistent association with the lotus. The meaning of the lotus in relation to Shri-Lakshmi refers to purity and spiritual power. Rooted in the mud but blossoming above the water, completely uncontaminated by the mud, the lotus represents spiritual perfection and authority which rises above worldly contamination. Furthermore, the lotus seat is a common motif in Hindu iconography. The lotus also symbolizes the fertile growth of organic life, as the world is continually reborn on a lotus growing out of Vishnu's navel. Lakshmi is worshiped daily, but October is the special month. Her worship ceremonies include people offering food and sweets, chanting her 108 names, prayers repeated, and devotional songs sung.

Goddess Lakshmi's traditionally accepted vehicle, the owl (Ulooka in Sanskrit), is a bird that sleeps through the day and prowls through the night.

Anyone who has any interest in the field of Tantra or a knowledge in this field is aware of Trijata Aghori. He is a divine and powerful Master of Tantra. He possesses divine powers. And presented here is an amazing Lakshmi Sadhana got from him.

Place a Dhaneshwari Yantra and seven Gomti Chakras before yourself. Light seven oil lamps placed in a plate together. Then with a Siddhi rosary chant 11 rounds of the Mantra. This is a divine and amazing Mantra. This is a very powerful and unfailing ritual that everyone must try on Deepawali.

	Expenses for Sadhna Articles and Pooja Kit: $80 Outside India + shipping Rs 900 (India) Preperation 1 weeks Delivery 2-3 weeks(in India) Amulet Lakshmi Yantra and Mala $80.00 Lakshmi Diksha $280.00 Lakshmi Yantra, Mala and Diksha $316.00