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http://www.goddess-guide.com/hindu-goddess-lakshmi.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h8HKtHg6w4
http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/hinduism/deities/lakshmi.shtml

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Portrayed as the goddess of light and she represents what human beings should be striving for. People who worship her will gain fortune and success. The money falling out of her lap represents the importance of staying selfless and giving money to the needy. She is the divine strength of Vishnu and her four arms represent the main goals humanity should have. Her lotus symbolizes knowledge while the elephants symbolize fertility and prosperity.

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Lakshmi is a kind and loving goddess which emphasizes the fact that most people who follow hinduism are also kind. Furthermore, she is continuously showered with water from the elephants which demonstrates how the people who follow this religion care about their fertility and prosperity.

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Lakshmi connects to the concept that all Hindus should try and achieve dharma - a point of righteous conduct and positive moral values.

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Goddess Lakshmi - The Origin of the Goddess - Stories for Children

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Lakshmi: Goddess Lakshmi is known as the Goddess of wealth and prosperity. In India, we worship her and ask for her blessings for wealth and good fortune. In this DVD, we learn about her origin from the ocean and about her marriage to Lord Vishnu.

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Elephants often accompany the goddess and sprinkle water on her. She is also shown riding a white owl serving as a reminder to stay woke.

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She is the consort of Vishnu and comes to his side as Sita and Radha. Often, she can be found sitting and massaging the feet of Vishnu.

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Lakshmi is known to be the creative and feminine goddess. She is kind and serves as a mother figure. Her worship is best done on a Friday.