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ధనాభివృద్ధికి లక్ష్మీదేవి స్వయంగా మనకిచ్చిన కీలకం | Bilva leaves by Lakshmi devi | Nanduri Srinivas
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Lakshmi Chaturvimshati Namalu
The video presents the Lakshmi Chaturvimshati Namalu—24 names of Goddess Lakshmi—as a devotional practice believed to invite her blessings, prosperity, and help during difficulties such as financial loss or job loss.
Practices described
The speaker describes three ways devotees may follow the practice:
- At home: For 40 days, chant the 24 names at sunrise while offering bilva (maredu) leaves to an image of Lakshmi and Venkateswara, or to an image of Venkateswara with Lakshmi depicted on his chest.
- At Tirumala: During darshan of Venkateswara at Ananda Nilayam, recite the names while keeping Vyuha Lakshmi, depicted on the deity’s chest, in view. The video attributes this practice to the Varaha Purana.
- At Tiruchanoor: After bathing in Padma Sarovaram, face east and recite the names three times.
The speaker also recites the names in both name and sloka formats, and says Telugu and English PDFs are linked in the video description. The names are described as being used in the worship of Vyuha Lakshmi at Tirumala and Padmavathi at Tiruchanoor.
These are devotional beliefs and practices presented by the speaker, not guaranteed outcomes.
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Presenter: Nanduri Srinivas Source: Nanduri Srinivas – Spiritual Talks The video refers to the Varaha Purana and the Lakshmi Chaturvimshati Namalu.
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