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favor junto ao seu consorte. Laksmi é a medianeira do Medianeiro!
favor junto ao seu consorte. Laksmi é a medianeira do Medianeiro!


Lakshmi is described as being “as radiant as gold” and “illustrious like the moon.” She is said to “shine like the sun” and “to be lustrous like fire.” She teaches multiplicity and beauty and is called “She of the Hundred Thousands.” Whatever matrix is in her hand, whatever you hold in your heart, Lakshmi can multiply by the millions, for one idea can be reproduced infinitely. Lakshmi also teaches us mastery of karmic cycles on the cosmic clock.
Lakshmi é descrita como sendo “radiante como o ouro e distinta como a lua”. Diz-se também que ela “brilha como o sol e é resplandecente como
o fogo”. Ela ensina a multiplicidade e a beleza, e é chamada como “Aquela
das Centenas de Milhares”. Seja qual for a matriz que ela tenha na sua
mão, ou que nós tenhamos no coração, Lakshmi pode multiplicá-la milhões
de vezes, pois uma ideia pode ser reproduzida infinitamente. Lakshmi
também ensina a mestria dos ciclos cármicos no relógio cósmico.


At the beginning of the commercial year in India, Hindus give special prayers to Lakshmi to bring success in their endeavors. She is worshiped in every home on every important occasion. But Lakshmi has a deeper, esoteric significance in that she is associated with immortality and the essence of life. In Hindu lore, she was created when the gods and demons churned a primordial ocean of milk. Their goal was to produce the elixir of immortality. Along with the elixir, they also produced the Goddess Lakshmi. Lakshmi is seen as the one who personifies royal power and conveys it upon kings. She is often depicted with a lotus and an elephant. The lotus represents purity and spiritual power; the elephant, royal authority. Lakshmi, therefore, combines royal and priestly powers.
At the beginning of the commercial year in India, Hindus give special prayers to Lakshmi to bring success in their endeavors. She is worshiped in every home on every important occasion. But Lakshmi has a deeper, esoteric significance in that she is associated with immortality and the essence of life. In Hindu lore, she was created when the gods and demons churned a primordial ocean of milk. Their goal was to produce the elixir of immortality. Along with the elixir, they also produced the Goddess Lakshmi. Lakshmi is seen as the one who personifies royal power and conveys it upon kings. She is often depicted with a lotus and an elephant. The lotus represents purity and spiritual power; the elephant, royal authority. Lakshmi, therefore, combines royal and priestly powers.
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