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| Vijaya Lakshmi | |
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| Affiliation | Lakshmi, Sri Vaishnavism, Mahadevi, Durga |
| Abode | Vaikuntha, Manidvipa |
| Mantra | Ashtalakshmi Stotra |
| Weapons | Khanda (sword), Bow and Arrow, Trishula (Trident), Sudarshana Chakra (discus), Gada (mace), Ankusha (goad) and Shield |
| Mount | Lotus, Owl, Garuda, Lion, Elephant |
| Consort | Vishnu |
Vijaya Lakshmi (Goddess)
[edit]Vijaya Lakshmi or Jaya Lakshmi (Victorious Lakshmi) is also a manifestation seen as Durga, holds an esteemed position in Hindu worship. As a manifestation of Lakshmi, she embodies the principles of success and triumph, encouraging devotees to overcome challenges and achieve their aspirations with divine support. She is form of the goddess who bestows victory,[1] including battles,[2] along conquering hurdles in order to achieve success.[3]
She is depicted as eight-armed, dressed in blue garments, carrying the chakra, shankha, sword, shield, lotus, pasha, and other two hands expressing the abhaya mudra and the varada mudra.
Worship
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Devotees worship Vijaya Lakshmi through various rituals and prayers. Common practices include: Devotees chant hymns like the Ashtalakshmi Stotra, which praises the eight forms of Lakshmi, including Vijaya Lakshmi. Offering Flowers and Prasad (Food Offerings): Lotus flowers and sweets are commonly offered to the goddess. Lighting oil lamps is a significant ritual, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and ignorance.