It's here. Our Lady Lakshmi has a mobile size of 9: 19. Very beautiful legs. ð
Wallpaper image of Our Lady Lakshmi alongside Uluka Mahadevi of Fortune and Abundance under the umbrella of Liu ðŠ·
Insert a big note. The sun is not equal to the moon. The sun is to explain. The moon is to try to intervene.
The sun is like reading a map. Mu is trying to change course on the map.
Many people often mix the two, such as yesterday going to see the horoscope, and the fortune teller says that the financial year is not good to pay respect to this god. Here, the first half is reading the horoscope, and the second half is mu.
Blue doesn't work with the stars, doesn't see the horoscope, and doesn't believe in the surfer model (from which book can't remember), but essentially the elements of life are divided into two areas.
1. The surfer side is what we can develop, such as skills / knowledge / training / discipline / decision-making / courage, etc.
2. Sea and wave aspects are all things that we do not control, such as timing / opportunity / people who have met / economy / unexpected events / luck, or what some people call momentum, etc.
In this framework, we do not have to believe that the future is determined at all, but we still believe that the world has external factors that are conducive or not conducive to our actions.
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So what is this image (external factors) (in the power dimension)?
- The Blossom Gives Luck. The fresh orange and pink clairvoyance on the garment is the Rays of Shakti, the ultimate abundance energy that will never be depleted. Encourage excess and profit in life. The scarcity will be erased, replaced by an overwhelming abundance.
The golden-crowned owl is a powerful vehicle in Purana mythology. Uluka is a bird that sees in darkness, indicates the power of insight, allows us to see livelihood channels in times of greatest crisis, to see opportunities invisible to others, and to escape deception.
- Suwan Wilwa, the shade of the willows covered by the willows, acts as a natural Yantra to screen and store clairvoyant energy. The green-gold leaf stream is the representative of the wind and the earth element (Prithvi) that moves. This power prevents the wealth from leaking. What should be safely stored under her shadow.
- The end of the Baht is blessed. The naked and discarded Baht is a deep symbol of being present and ready to walk in our favor. This power is a logical attraction that will lead people, opportunities, or patrons to walk in our own way without exerting themselves or struggling hard.
- The magic of calm, obstacle, silence, and a silent image in the trance of the image. It closes the cycle of clairvoyant energy. Tantric Iconography When we make eye contact or gaze at the image, the chaos of the heart collapses. And when the mind is still, the energy of success runs towards the law of the divine energy wave.
- Relax the gesture of reclining in support of the Lord into asymmetrical Perfection, according to the text of the manology. The supernatural power from this posture will send a stream of calm suspended into the worshiper's destiny, inspiring a fate that has been rugged, violent or tense, suddenly disintegrating. The problem that was once so knotted that it will calm down as if the Mother moved the body to dispel it.
# Mu line # Moo line wallpaper # Auxiliary wallpaper # Personal belief # Our Lady Lakshmi
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