Lakshmi is the consort of Vishnu and the deity of well-being. The very word “Lakshmi” is translated from Sanskrit as “Goal”. This goal is total prosperity in the spiritual and material aspects of human life. By worshiping Lakshmi, men become successful in business, and women become beautiful, attractive, and sophisticated in lovemaking.

Prosperity in the countries of Indian culture has a broader meaning than just money. These are fame, knowledge, courage, strength, victory, good children, food, happiness, pleasure, information, beauty, nature, uplifted reflection, reflection, morals, ethics, good health and longevity.

This technique of achieving prosperity is called “Lakshmi-Sadhana” – an appeal to Lakshmi. A disciple of the sage Vasishtha has given us instruction in this practice on the condition that it will be performed as it was performed by the yogi mentor Rishi Vasishtha.

On Friday evening, he would perform the purification, sit in front of the image of the Goddess Lakshmi on a yellow blanket and, facing the east, repeat the mantra:

Om Mahalakshmae Vidmahe Vishnupriyae Dhi Mahi Tanno Lakshmi Prachodayat

or

Om Shrim Mahalakshmie Swaha

Then he lit 4 lamps – (candles) – a symbol of wealth, spiritual strength, success and profit. Then, on the rosary, he repeated 21 circles (1 circle = 108 repetitions of the mantra) of the special mantra of prosperity:

Om Hrim Kamal Vasiney Pratyaksham Hrim Phat

As a result of this practice, the disciples of Sage Rishi Vasistha never encountered poverty or grief during their entire lives.