Goddess Lakshmi, one of the Tridevi, is revered as the bestower of wealth, fortune, and compassion, manifesting in many forms—from Bhoomi Devi (Earth) to Adi Lakshmi (primordial creator).
She embodies both material abundance and spiritual strength, appearing as Haripriya, the consort of Vishnu, and Dhanalakshmi, the goddess of prosperity.
Though she’s a familiar figure—seated on a lotus, flanked by elephants—many aspects of her remain mysterious: her connection to Tulsi, her sister from the Ocean of Milk, and her plea to Mahabali during Vishnu’s absence.
This Amar Chitra Katha collection presents 18 captivating stories of Lakshmi, drawn from ancient Puranas and regional folktales, showcasing her resplendent forms and timeless relevance.
