MAHALAKSHMI

MAHA LAKSHMI STOTRAM

Maha means great in Hindi and Lakshmi is the name of a Hindu goddess of  wealth, prosperity and fortune. She is the spouse of Lord Vishnu. She is believed to bring good luck and protection for her devotees from all kinds of misery and Wealth related disturbances. 

Goddess Maha  Lakshmi  has auspicious and divine qualities to bring good fortunes. Reciting the Maha Lakshmi Stotram will prevent poverty and lack of funds. It could be recited to attract great fortunes and good luck. It is mentioned in this Stotram that if it is read once in a day,all the sins committed gets destroyed and if it is read twice in a day, one attains abundance of wealth and prosperity. Reading this Stotram three times a day will destroy your enemies. By reciting this divine Stotram, one move closer to the goddess and gets her blessing along with abundance of happiness in life.

My Wishes For You This Year...

Happy New Year – 2013

I wish and pray to God that all your dreams come true this year…

I wish you earn as much as you want

I wish you spend as less as you want

I wish you receive gifts all round the year

I wish you achieve all your targets this year

I wish you get your dreams fulfilled this year

I wish you receive lots of happiness from your family & friends

May this year fills your heart with joy and abundance of happiness

I wish you receive huge amount of cheques in the mail every month…

And finally I wish you keep smiling the whole year…..

May God Bless You!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR

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MERRY CHRISTMAS

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU !!

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CHRISTMAS DECORATION

The Story :

Christmas is a festival celebrated across the globe to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.  Most of the people in the world believe that the birth took place in a stable that was surrounded by farm animals. As per Luke 2:7, Mary "wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger, because there wasn't any room for them in the inn" .The Shepherds from the fields in Bethlehem were told of the birth by an angel, and they were the first to see the child. It is also believed that three kings named Melchior, Caspar, and Balthazar had come to see the infant Jesus in the manger.