Ashtalakshmi is one of eight special forms of Hindu goddess Lakshmi. They are the eight sources of wealth, the symbol of the power of Lakshmi Devi. Astralakshmi Lakshmi is a minor variation. The word Astalakshmi "wealth" means prosperity, well-being, knowledge, energy, children and power. Ashtalakshmi is worshiped simultaneously in the temple. According to Sri Astalakshmi Sutra, Ashtalakshmi is -


Adilakshmi or Mahalakshmi - the incarnation of Lakshmi as the daughter of Lakshmi and the sage Bhrigu.

Dhanalakshmi - Lakshmi means money and gold jewelry.

Dhanalakshmi - Lakshmi, a farmer in agriculture.

Gajalakshmi - Lakshmi, a wealthy herd of cattle and elephants. According to Swami Chidananda, Gajalakshmi conferred kingship. According to Hindu mythology, Gajalakshmi Devaraj gave Indra back his lost wealth from the sea. Basudha Narayan interprets the word "Gajalakshmi" as "Gaj, meaning Lakshmi worshiped by elephants".

Santalakshmi - child prodigy Lakshmi.

Birlakshmi or Patience Lakshmi - Lakshmi who gives courage and courage during difficult times in the battlefield.

Vijayalakshmi or Jayalakshmi - Lakshmi, the winner of the victory, not only on the battlefield but also in achieving success by conquering obstacles in difficult times.

Vidyalakshmi - Lakshmi, a scholar of knowledge in the arts and sciences.


Some other forms of Lakshmi are also included in some Ashtalakshmi lists:

Aishwaryalakshmi - Aishwaryatdri Lakshmi.
Good luck - good luck.
Rajyalakshmi - who blesses the ruler.
Barlakshmi - the goddess who offers beautiful gifts.