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Hindu Beliefs Of Those Who Worship Lakshmi In Hindu Religion

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In Hindu religion, it is believed that those who worship Lakshmi honestly and not in selfishness, will be blessed by her, and attain fortune and achievements.

2. Lakshmi is said to be present in places where hard work, faith and courage exist.

3. Lakshmi is interpreted wearing a red costume, which symbolizes uninterrupted action , or wearing a golden costume, revealing fulfillment.

4. Lakshmi was the daughter of Sage Bhrigu, and she lived in the Ocean of Milk when the gods were banished

5.Lakshmi was reborn during the Churning of the Ocean.

6. When the gods first saw Lakshmi, they all fell in love with her. because of her beauty. Shiva wanted Lakshmi as his wife but couldn 't because he had already claimed the moon, therefore, Lakshmi

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