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The Three Supreme Goddesses & Their Consorts...

Writer: Rachel Patterson
Rachel Patterson
13 hours ago
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Goddess Lakshmi


Goddess Lakshmi holds one of the highest positions in Hindu tradition, representing wisdom & wealth. Her consort Lord Vishnu is a supreme being, committed to righteousness and his Dharma.


Goddess Lakshmi represents four human goals:

  • Dharma - Moral Duty & Ethical Living

  • Artha - Wealth & Prosperity

  • Kama - Healthy Desires & Emotional Fulfillment

  • Moksha/Samadhi - Liberation

  • Owl symbolizes Inner Wisdom


Placement in your home for harmony:

  • Place Lakshmi in an auspicious room in the SW area of your home

  • Within that room, Lakshmi should be placed at eye level in the S so it faces N

  • Goddess Lakshmi Mantra is especially potent during Full Moons



Goddess Parvati


Goddess Parvati is the manifestation of Shakti, the divine feminine energy of the universe. Their children are Lord Ganesha (the remover of obstacles) and God Kartikeya (God of war). Parvati is the Hindu Goddess of fertility & devotion. Her consort, Lord Shiva is the ultimate patron of Yoga and is the supreme transformer and the destroyer of all evil.


Goddess Parvati has two mudras:

  • Abhaya Mudra - Right palm outward, fingers pointing to sky symbolizing fearlessness

  • Varada Mudra - Left palm outward, fingers pointing to Earth dispensing blessings

  • Lion symbolizes courage


Placement in your home for peace:

  • Place Parvati in an auspicious room in the most NE area

  • Turn Parvati so she faces N

  • Saraswati Mantra is especially potent before sunrise and after sunset



Goddess Saraswati


Together with Goddess Lakshmi & Goddess Parvati, Goddess Saraswati forms the trinity Chief of goddesses known as Tridevi. Saraswati represents the Goddess of art, knowledge, speech and language. Her consort, Lord Brahma is a supreme being and is the Creator of the Universe.


Goddess Sarawati represents four elements of inner life:

  • Manas (Mind)

  • Buddhi (Intellect)

  • Chitta (Consciousness)

  • Ahankara (Ego)

  • Peacock/Swan symbolizes Art


Placement in home for focus:

  • Place Saraswati in an auspicious room in the most NE area

  • Turn Saraswati so she faces N and is by your study books

  • Saraswati Mantra is most auspicious just before study/exams



Keep deities clean and free from dust and stagnant energies. Avoid placing in kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms or under stairs. Leave an inch btw wall and statue to maintain energy flow.


Have a beautiful and abundant weekend.

Namaste.















 
 

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