Lakshmi (Sanskrit, lakm IAST - "happiness") is the goddess of blessings, abundance, prosperity, wealth, luck and happiness. She is the embodiment of grace, beauty and charm. They believe that her adherents will be protected from all kinds of misfortune and poverty.
Lakshmi acts not only as the goddess of prosperity, but, above all, as the loving mother of the Universe. On Vaikuntha, she represents a dazzlingly beautiful goddess who loves Narayana and plays with him in different guises. To earn the mercy of Vishnu, his devotees turn to Lakshma and thus attract the attention of Vishnu himself. She, like the loving mother of all, intercedes for any living creature that asks for her help. The Lord of the universe, Vishnu, cannot fail to yield to her, even if it is a big sinner. He frees even the ego and helps him in his spiritual evolution without punishing. The consciousness of such a person is enlightened and he becomes pious.
Vishnu (Sanskrit, viu IAST - "pervading all", "all-encompassing") is the supreme deity in Vaishnavism. In Hindu mythology, along with Brahma and Shiva, he is one of the gods of the Trimurta (triad of deities), where he performs the functions of the protector of the universe. In various branches of Hinduism, Vishnu is worshiped either directly or through his avatars, the most popular of which are Krishna and Rama. Followers of the Smarta tradition worship Vishnu as one of the five main forms of God.
Vishnu's abode is Vaikuntha and the milky ocean of primordial waters. The wife of Vishnu is the goddess Lakshma. By the will and grace of Vishnu, countless worlds are created, preserved, and destroyed. The cycle of birth and death is his divine play (lilo). Vishnu is responsible for maintaining dharma and destroying evil.
Vishnu descends to this world in the form of avatars to punish evildoers and protect virtue. The Puranas contain a description of the ten main avatars of Vishnu, nine of which have already appeared on Earth and fulfilled their mission, and the last one, the tenth avatar of Kalka, must descend at the very end of the Kali Yuga.
In Hindu iconography, Vishnu is depicted in a four-armed human form with blue, blue or black skin, yellow clothes lying on the giant multi-headed serpent Shesha in the waters of the Causal Ocean. In his four hands he holds four attributes: a lotus flower, a mace, a conch shell and a chakra. Lakshmi - Vishnu, Ayurveda Here
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