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[[Lakshmi]], Vishnu’s consort, is eternally identifiable as the polarity of all that he is. She is Wisdom unveiled in blessings of prosperity, the precipitation of abundance by the science of [[Prakriti]] and [[Purusha]] and the control of the [[four cosmic forces]]. She bears a cornucopia of good fortune by the “eye-magic” of the all-seeing eye of her Beloved. She teaches the mastery of karmic cycles on the [[cosmic clock]], and multiplicity and beauty out of the Law of the One. Herself the Beautiful Mother, she mirrors the image of Wisdom’s God as health and holiness to her children. | [[Lakshmi]], Vishnu’s consort, is eternally identifiable as the polarity of all that he is. She is Wisdom unveiled in blessings of prosperity, the precipitation of abundance by the science of [[Prakriti]] and [[Purusha]] and the control of the [[four cosmic forces]]. She bears a cornucopia of good fortune by the “eye-magic” of the all-seeing eye of her Beloved. She teaches the mastery of karmic cycles on the [[cosmic clock]], and multiplicity and beauty out of the Law of the One. Herself the Beautiful Mother, she mirrors the image of Wisdom’s God as health and holiness to her children. | ||
Lakshmi | Lakshmi asumió forma humana para servir como su consorte en cada una de sus encarnaciones. Entre las encarnaciones de Lakshmi están las de Sita, esposa fiel de Rama, la pastora de vacas Radha, amada de Krishna, y Rukmini, princesa con quien Krishna se casó más tarde. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||