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Soundarya Lakshmi
The Goddess of Beauty:

Lakshmi is the Goddess of beauty and fertility. In this aspect she is called ‘Soundarya’ or beauty ‘Lakshmi’ or the Goddess of wealth, who blesses one with beauty. Lakshmi is always beautiful and only likes all things beautiful. Beauty is both an inward and outward concept. External beauty can never be complete without a beautiful inner nature.

To make the cosmos more fertile so that it keeps regenerating itself, Lakshmi creates attraction or ‘rijhana’ between male and female through beauty. She blesses women with the power of beauty so that they may always be attractive to their husbands.

The Story of Rati:

Lord Brahma’s daughter Rati was a very simple looking girl and it was becoming exceedingly hard for her to find a befitting suitor. In her sadness she turned to Goddess Soundarya Lakshmi, and devoted herself in her prayers. The Goddess gave Rati the knowledge of ‘solah sringar’ or sixteen ways of beautifying oneself. Armed with the knowledge, Rati, beautified herself and became one of the most beautiful woman in the three worlds.

Soon, the God of Love, Kamdev or Manmatha, Goddess Lakshmi’s son, took Rati as his beloved wife. Together, they lived a life of love, joy and splendor.

The Story of Sudama’s wife:

Sudama was a very poor Brahmin. In his childhood he was friends with Lord Krishna. Both of them received their education from the same guru and were fast friends. After they completed their education, Lord Krishna became a king and Sudama begged for alms to make both ends meet.

Sudama’s wife was a simple, hard working woman and after seeing the poverty stricken condition of her children and husband sent Sudama to meet Krishna. She gave Sudama a fistful of ‘chura’ or beaten rice as present.

Lord Krishna met Sudama with great affection and thoroughly enjoyed the delicious present Sudama had brought. He endowed Sudama with great wealth and fortunes. Happily Sudama left for home to see his wife and children.

Meanwhile, Goddess Lakshmi visited Sudama’s home and was deeply saddened to see his wife’s and children’s condition. She told Sudama’s wife that soon her husband will be coming home bringing great wealth with him.

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