Goddess Lakshmi is known to be the consort of the god Vishnu. Vishnu is the Preserver, one of the most prominent gods and Hinduism and a god among the holiest Trimurti. Given the high esteem of Vishnu, Lakshmi is also regarded as one of the most known goddesses in the Hindu pantheon. Likewise, she is also widely worshipped as the bringer of wealth, fortune, and success. Believers pray to her for material deliverance and eventual contentment. Legends paint her as restless, even whimsical, yet maternal—earning here the adoration as the Mother Goddess. Together with Saraswati and Parvati, they form the feminine counterpart of the Trimurti, the Tridevi.Sri Vaibhav Lakshmi Yantra is a popular item to people looking to knock a bit of luck to their household. Like other gods and deities, Lakshmi expresses herself in various forms. Vaibhav Lakshmi is one of these appearances and is believed to be the singular icon of all her notable forms.A Yantra is often described as a diagram found in homes and temples that are used for prayers or meditation.This Sri Vaibhav Lakshmi Yantra is a good piece to invite happiness and success in life. It can be used to adorn home or office puja altars above a red cloth, to signal more luck and wealth. This yantra is made from brass and Lakshmi's image and elements are etched on the surface.Goddess Lakshmi is usually represented as a woman with four arms, standing on a lotus. In this yantra, she is depicted seating but still holding the usual lotus flower on two of her arms. She is worshipped as the divine power that commands dreams into reality. Having this piece of the goddess is a way for people to ease poverty, get a bit of more fortune, and aim for a guide towards a brighter life.
