Adi Lakshmi – The goddess is the primordial form that helps a devotee attain the foremost aim in life – freedom from cycle of birth and death. She therefore is known as moksha pradayani, the one who bestows liberation. She is the embodiment of compassion and supports those who strive towards ultimate spiritual aim of life.

Dhana Lakshmi – While Dhanam means wealth in terms of gold, money, property and any form of tangible monetary utility, Dhana also means qualities like willpower, strength, perseverance and determination. The goddess favours those who strive hard by blessing them with wealth and prosperity that’s needed to improve themselves. She’s also the storehouse of all universe’s wealth. She also helps to fulfill the potential of those who resolve to conquer the mind and persevere despite all difficulties.

Dhanya Lakshmi – Dhanya means grains and life without food is impossible. Dhanya Lakshmi blesses you with great fortune of agricultureal wealth. Devotees show their gratitude by honoring her before means, and also donating food for others in need. The goddess gives nourishment with no discrimination and highlights the significance of showing gratitude for Mother Nature’s miracles. Rich or poor, everyone one needs nourishment.

Gaja Lakshmi – The giver of animal wealth, Gaja Lakshmi the goddess is adored by farmers whose cows and bulls provide blessings of dairy and tilling the land. Gaja means elephant which signifies royalty and power as elephants were used regularly for warfare. Gajalakshmi’s blessings remind one of the great value such animals add to society and how we should not show cruelty to them and treat them with love, care and respect.

Santana Lakshmi – She symbolizes fertility. Couples desiring children worship this goddess to expand their progeny. She bestows warmth and care that are important for raising healthy and happy children. She also signifies the intensity of a protective mother. She offers blessings for a vibrant and long-living offspring. The goddess’ grace falls upon those who honor parenthood as sacred duty, and who treat children as the greatest treasures of life.

Dhairya Lakshmi – Dhairya lakshmi symbolizes bravery and valour and the goddess grants strength to the devotee to overcome obstacles on the path of material and spiritual life. She appears with a medley of weapons and is also called Veera Lakshmi (Veeram means courage). She bestows fearlessness that’s needed to persevere through life’s ups and downs which favours those who resolve to remain optimistic and determined in all circumstances.

Vidya Lakshmi – As Vidya means knowledge, this form is responsible for a person’s intellectual development. The goddess enhances the inherent qualities residing in one’s inner self, encourages their potential and allows to achieve both material and spiritual success. She is a mother who comes to the rescue of those troubled by lack of confidence and insecurity. She ushers in knowledge to foster mental resilience, fortitude and strong will. She also blesses with divine wisdom to those who are sincerely want a spiritual transformation in their life.

Vijaya Lakshmi – Translated as victory, Goddess Vijaya Lakshmi is a signifactor of success, infusing devotees with hope, inspiration and determination. She administers tenacity and grit so that people can overcome life’s impediments. She favors those who maintain a positive attitude in times of adversities. She grants success in all ventures and also guides people on the path of spirituality. She encourages to work hard to ensure her followers get what they need. Her wealth is boundless and so is her kindness.