we worship laxmi, but we don't really really celebrate her
we celebrate durga , kali and sarwaswati
between lashmi and saraswati we move towards sarswati
we are happly outdated in this matter
there is no love lost for ram
sita and ravan are closer to our hearts
we worship laxmi, but we don't really really celebrate her
we celebrate durga , kali and sarwaswati
between lashmi and saraswati we move towards sarswati
we are happly outdated in this matter
there is no love lost for ram
sita and ravan are closer to our hearts
we worship laxmi, but we don't really really celebrate her
''Lakshmi'' is derived from the Sanskrit word Laksme, meaning "goal."
ReplyDeletetherefore, represents the goal of life, some i feel now we are at the time where everyone busy with his"goalless mission"...so its very hard ,to celebrate someone like laxmi....
one more personal experience from my childhood days , very interesting dialogue 'if you want saraswati then concentrate on her and her every like and dislikes or if you want laxmi den prepare yourself for her ...' (in bengali"lakki saraswati eksathe ashena grihe")...so with this contradiction somehow a whole generation blocked somewhere inside"KISKO LU OR KISKO CHORU"....