Sundara MahaLakshmi Mantras. Divine Name Mantras

[@AgasthiarAshram]

OM. Excellent. Enjoy the bliss. And may others enjoy it too. Om Salutations to the Blissful Mother Sundara MahaLakshmi - the Adi Moola Lakshmi. OM.

[@zorrow27]

Our Guru, Dattatreya Siva Baba, also mentioned the same thing, that Sundara Mahalakshmi is very powerful during times of recession

[@AgasthiarAshram]

Jaya Jaya!

[@AgasthiarAshram]

OM. The person you are referring to is an avid reader of Sathguru Venkataraman's Siddha writings. He learnt about Mother Sundara MahaLakshmi from the Sathguru's writings just like he learnt so many other Siddha secrets from the Sathguru's magazine, books and websites. So what you have written in your comment is like repeating back to us what we had said in the first place. OM.

[@AgasthiarAshram]

OM. Sure. Please get started with these divine name mantras and the rest will be given in due time. OM.

[@saisahoj5400]

Really nice video. Mantras are great to hear. Peaceful and divine to chant these mantras and hear. Visit Ishtadevata.

[@AgasthiarAshram]

OM. This info is in our website. LOCATION: This temple is about 15 km from Chengalpattu (which is around 70 km from Chennai on the Chennai - Dindivanam highway). Some 5 km from Chengalpet is the village of Padaalam. Get to the Chengalpattu - Padaalam koottu road. From this road, the left branch leads to Thachoor. There are buses to Thachoor from Chengalpet. Arasarkoil is 8 kms off this road on the way to Thachoor. You will pass Pulipparakkovil before you reach Arasarkoil. OM

[@AgasthiarAshram]

OM. Not just during times of recession. At ALL times since She is Adi Moola Lakshmi - the Mother of all Wealth. There are people who suffer from poverty even during non-recessionary times. Mother Sri Sundara MahaLakshmi helps in those times too. This clip is not specific to the current recession. It is meant to bring to the Internet the Siddha Wisdom of Sathguru Venkataraman who made this particular form of Mother Lakshmi known to the modern world in 2005-2006. OM.

[@AgasthiarAshram]

Om. Regarding your question: "excuse me is it griha lalkshmi or graha lakshmi" - It is actually "grha lakshmi" where the "gr" = 3rd g of sanskrit + the short r vowel (not the r consonant). This "grha" is also written in English as "gruha" or "griha" or "graha". If you want to say graha lakshmi, that is fine. Om.