The eight divine facets of Ma Lakshmi are represented by Ashta Lakshmi (Ashta means eight, and Lakshmi denotes the Goddess of Wealth). The eight depictions highlight various types of riches. Beyond the obvious monetary form, wealth can take many different forms. To be truly wealthy, you require a variety of resources and riches. To satisfy all life’s requirements, one must possess physical, monetary, spiritual, and material prosperity.
Goddess Ashtalakshmi, also known as Shri, is the celestial spouse of Lord Vishnu and the deity of fortune and wealth in Hindu mythology. Goddess Lakshmi is honored in a variety of ways in Hindu mythology. The collective name for the eight manifestations of the Goddess Lakshmi that her followers venerate is Ashta Lakshmi. Obtaining the eight forms of wealth (prosperity, education, good health, strength, courage, progeny, success, and power) where goddess Lakshmi is thought to reside is the primary goal of this puja.
The northeast corner of the home is the ideal location for pooja. Therefore, the pooja performer should face either East or west if the pooja mandir, where the deities are located, faces east-west in the northeast corner.
The Shree Yantra should be put in the North-East, and its tip should face East to draw in all the beneficial energy. The Shree Yantra and the eye should be at the same level.
The supernatural force that makes dreams come true is known as Lakshmi. She is Prakriti, the ideal creation: independent, self-sufficient nature. She represents Maya, the lovely delusion and dreamlike manifestation of divinity that gives meaning to existence and makes it worthwhile to live.
While the ocean was being stirred (Samudra Manthan), the Goddess Mahalaxmi arrived atop a lotus flower. Devas were overjoyed at seeing this avatar and began reciting the Sri Suktam, a potent hymn praising Goddess Lakshmi. All of the Gandharvas bent their heads to the Goddess in this circumstance. Apsaras also greeted the Goddess, and the holy Ganges encircled her so she could take a bath in the cleanest water.