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Song Name - Ashtalakshmi Stotram Stotram in Telugu
Singer - Sparsha
Lyricist - Traditional
Music - Pranav N Iyengar
Music Label: Myoksha
Studio: Pranava Studios

Ashtalakshmi Stotram is a revered hymn dedicated to the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi, collectively known as the Ashtalakshmi. These eight forms represent different aspects of prosperity, wealth, and well-being, including spiritual wealth, material wealth, fertility, courage, and knowledge.

The hymn is traditionally chanted to invoke the blessings of the Goddess for prosperity in all dimensions of life. Each verse of the stotram praises one of the Ashtalakshmis, extolling their virtues and attributes, and seeking their divine grace.

The Ashtalakshmis are:

1. Adi Lakshmi (Primordial Lakshmi) - The source of all creation and the original form of Goddess Lakshmi.
2. Dhana Lakshmi (Goddess of Wealth) - Bestower of material wealth and prosperity.
3. Dhairya Lakshmi (Goddess of Courage) - Provider of strength, courage, and endurance.
4. Gaja Lakshmi (Goddess of Elephants) - Symbol of royalty, power, and abundance.
5. Santana Lakshmi (Goddess of Progeny) - Granter of children, family well-being, and continuity of lineage.
6. Vijaya Lakshmi (Goddess of Victory) - Bestower of success and victory in all endeavors.
7. Vidya Lakshmi (Goddess of Knowledge) - Source of wisdom, learning, and intellectual growth.
8. Dhanya Lakshmi (Goddess of Nourishment) - Provider of food, grains, and agricultural abundance.

The Ashtalakshmi Stotram is often recited during festivals, pujas, and special occasions to invoke the divine energies of Goddess Lakshmi in her eight forms, ensuring the devotees' lives are filled with health, wealth, happiness, and spiritual fulfillment. The stotram is composed in simple Sanskrit, making it accessible for devotees to chant and meditate upon.