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Ashtalakshmi refers to the eight forms of Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity. These eight forms represent different aspects of wealth and are worshipped together as a group.
Adi Lakshmi: The primal mother goddess, representing the origin of all creation. She is often depicted with Vishnu and symbolizes purity and devotion.
Dhana Lakshmi: The goddess of wealth and abundance, bestowing material riches and prosperity. She is often depicted holding a pot of gold coins.
Dhanya Lakshmi: The goddess of grains and agriculture, representing the wealth of nature and the importance of food. She is depicted with a bountiful harvest.
Gaja Lakshmi: The goddess of royalty and power, symbolizing the wealth that comes with authority and strength. She is often depicted with elephants.
Santana Lakshmi: The goddess of progeny and fertility, blessing couples with children and ensuring the continuation of family lineage. She is depicted with a child on her lap.
Dhairya Lakshmi: The goddess of courage and strength, representing the inner wealth that allows one to overcome challenges and adversity. She is depicted holding a sword.
Vijaya Lakshmi: The goddess of victory and success, bestowing triumph in all endeavors. She is often depicted riding a lion.
Vidya Lakshmi: The goddess of knowledge and wisdom, representing the wealth of intellect and education. She is depicted holding a book.
Worshipping the Ashtalakshmi together is believed to bring holistic prosperity, encompassing material wealth, health, knowledge, progeny, and overall well-being.