Spiritual

About Statues:  The prayer “Shri Ashta Lakshmi Stotram” lists all of the Ashta Lakshmis in which all of the Ashta Lakshmis are depicted as seated on a lotus. Maha Lakshmi Adi Lakshmi Adi Lakshmi or Maha Lakshmi (“Primeval Lakshmi” or “Great Lakshmi”) is an ancient form of Lakshmi. She is depicted as four-armed, carrying a lotus and a white flag, other two arms in Abhaya Mudra and varada Mudra. ‘Adi’ means source.Adi Laxmi is the divine principle as wealth that supports a seeker to reach their source i.e.’atman’ or consciousness. If one individual possesses AdiLaxmi, they can effortlessly delve deep into dhyana and realize the state of absolute silence, bliss, and peace. Without AdiLaxmi a seeker fails to quieten their wavering and chattering mind. Out of all eight laxmis this particular aspect is responsible for furthering spiritual wealth. Dhana Lakshmi Dhana Lakshmi The 8 forms of Lakshmi Adi / Maha Lakshmi Dhanya Lakshmi Dhairya / Veera Lakshmi Gaja Lakshmi Santana Lakshmi Vijaya / Jaya Lakshmi Vidya Lakshmi Dhana Lakshmi Model 1: Weight:- 1.6 Kg Approx ( Combined 8 pc ) Dimensions- H 12 W 12 D 3 inch with wood Base Statue size 3 inches each Appropriate for indoor n outdoor use. Model 2 : Weight:- 2.48 Kg Approx ( Combined 8 pc ) Dimensions- H 17 W 14 D 4 inch with wood Base Statue size 3 inches each Appropriate for indoor n outdoor use.