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Lakshmi

Lakshmi (Thai, Phra Mae Lakshmi) is the Hindu goddess who controls wealth, prosperity and blessings, and is the wife of Vishnu, the guardian of the god. She is a beautiful…

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Lakshmi (Thai, Phra Mae Lakshmi) is the Hindu goddess who controls wealth, prosperity and blessings, and is the wife of Vishnu, the guardian of the god. She is a beautiful, prosperous and successful person, who is with her husband in his lifetime and who is given as a source of all happiness and prosperity.

The Lady of Wealth and Beauty.

Lakshmi is a man of wealth, beauty, beauty and marriage, especially in the service of women, and prays for the success of their families, their beauty and their beauty. In Bangkok, the Lakshmi shrine on the top floor of the Gaysorn Village is a well-known holy place where the city's believers pray for wealth and love.

The Gods and the Sons.

Lakshmi, as the goddess of wealth, is considered a source of prosperity, a source of wealth, a source of wealth, a source of wealth and prosperity for the faithful, and a source of beauty, social satisfaction and good fortune. How sincere and sincere are those who pray for a prosperous, beautiful and happy life.

Images and tokens

The Lakshmi Law is a noble and beautiful goddess, in red gold dress, sitting or standing on an open lotus flower, with a flower in his arms, a gold coin in his palms, and a symbol of wealth; on both sides, the gods often bathe themselves with water (the "Lakshmi-like" symbol). The faithful are honoured with flowers, sweet supplies and cosmetics.

Appear and Collection

Lakshmi amulet and God are like the sweet, beautiful object of Thailand's world-wide vision of China, the great beauty of China, the beauty of marriage, and the best of those who pray for wealth and good life. Be of good heart, and be of good service to you.

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