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Lakshmi is the goddess of good fortune, wealth, youth, and beauty. The name, "Lakshmi", comes from the Sanskrit word Laksya, meaning "aim" or "goal". She is the wife of Vishnu and can take different forms in order to be with Vishnu in each of his carnations. She came from the churning of the ocean of milk, seated on a lotus and holding another blossom in her hand.

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Vishnu is mentioned a lot in the Rig Veda(the holiest of the four vedas.) At first he was not held in high regards, meaning he was not included as one of the original seven solar gods. However, later in the texts he is known to lead them.

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His appearances are innumerable; he is often said to have 10 avatars—but not always the same 10.

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Temple images of Vishnu depict him either sitting, often in the company of his consorts Lakshmi (also called Shri) and Bhumidevi (Earth), or reclining on the coils of the serpent Shesha

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Known as the preserver, Vishnu is one of three supreme Hindu deities, along with Brahma and Shiva.

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Vishnu Gayatri Mantra 108 Times – Upanishads Vishnu Mantra - Peaceful Devotional Chant With Lyrics

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So far, he has been incarnated nine times, but Hindus believe that he will be reincarnated one last time close to the end of this world.

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His role is to return to the earth in troubled times and restore the balance of good and evil. Vishnu's role is to protect humans and to restore order to the world. His presence is found in every object and force in creation, and he is recognized as the divine being from which all things come.

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Vishnu, (Sanskrit: “The Pervader”) one of the principal Hindu deities. Vishnu combines many lesser divine figures and local heroes, chiefly through his avatars, particularly Rama and Krishna.