Generously and supportively, co-workers and colleagues helped without my even having to ask them. I was busier than I have ever been at this workplace. Thank you, Gurumayi, for making these exquisite recordings available for us. When I chant with this recording or listen to it, I experience my own inner bliss. I have been singing this hymn daily for 20 years now. I feel an inner abundance of joy and energy, and the outer abundance of golden opportunities and blessings. I suddenly was aware of the constant and benevolent presence of the Devi during my entire life, guiding me sweetly and firmly toward the Guru. I felt a knot had been untied, leaving me humbled and grateful. What a purely divine experience! As I sang it this morning, the phrase, 'I am loved,' arose from deep within, and echoed through me with tenderness and compassion. Wellington, New Zealand I was describing a life situation to a fellow sevite, and he suggested I sing to Lakshmi. Singing this beautiful hymn gives me the strength to meet these occasions and the confidence to rise willingly and happily to new situations, no matter how challenging they may seem. I am finding myself called to fill new roles in seva and my work life that require a delicate balancing act. Singing to Shri Lakshmi today, I felt a daring energy rise within me. I am very grateful to be able to access this hymn so easily right here in my sunny home in New Zealand. Mexico City, Mexico My favorite part about being in residence at Gurudev Siddha Peeth was singing the Mahalakshmi Stotram and other hymns with my seva group before beginning seva. I feel connected with a long line of souls honoring the Mother of the Universe, the One that lives in yoga and that I can love with all my being. It gives me confidence in the benefits of both my spiritual practice and the learnings and challenges of daily life. Its devotional sweetness fills my heart with peace.

I am so grateful to receive the powerful energy of this hymn. This photo is available in the Siddha Yoga Bookstore.

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Recited by the music ensemble in Gurudev Siddha Peeth. Holidays such as Navaratri, when Mahalakshmi is honored, and Deepavali, when people welcome this goddess into their homes and lives, are also traditional times to recite this hymn as an expression of gratitude for her blessings of abundance, harmony, and protection. This practice supports us to recognize and nurture her divine qualities within ourselves, in our lives, and in the world around us.Р”Р„ny occasion-particularly an occasion one wishes to approach with a spirit of friendliness, generosity, and goodwill-is an excellent time to welcome the presence of Mahalakshmi through the recitation of this hymn.Р”В®vents especially suitable for this practice include birthdays, weddings, and any beginning-the start of a new year or the commencement of some new venture. Recitation of this hymn is one way that Siddha Yoga students can pay homage to Mahalakshmi and invoke her blessings. In this hymn, she is also extolled as the primordial energy, the mother of the universe. You are beautiful spouse of Madhava, sister of moon, golden, worshipped by sages and bestower of salvation.

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