Shri Suktam With Hindi Commentry With Mahalaxmi Yantra, KamalGatta Mala, Dhoop Stick Shri Yantra Photo

Shri Suktam With Hindi Commentry With Mahalaxmi Yantra, KamalGatta/Black Rousary Mala, Dhoop Stick & Shri Yantra Photo

The Sri Sukta of the Veda is recited with benefit especially on Fridays, together with formal worship of the Goddess, for peace, plenty, and all-round prosperity. Lakshmi, who is usually identified as the Spouse of Vishnu, or Narayana, represents the glory and magnificence of God. Narayana and Lakshmi, actually, stand for Being and Becoming. The Creator in all His glory manifests Himself in the variety in creation.

Generally, spiritual seekers make the mistake of imagining that God is outside the world and the world has to be rejected in spiritual pursuits. This is an inadequate view, because the world is the glory of God, as light is the glory of the Sun and light cannot be disassociated from the Sun. The values and glories and the abundances of this vast creation cannot be separated from God, the Almighty, even in our love for God.

Shri Suktam is a prayer in which the glory, radiance, beauty, all forms of Lakshmi, her divinity, her motherhood, her blessings have been personified. The recitation of Shri Suktam satisfies the divine mother to the utmost level and she showers her blessings upon her children.