Come, climb on my lap, Let the milk you drink drip on your chest, (where Lakshmi resides. like two mountains, ĕṉ alkul eṟi — get on my lap, uṉ tiru malintu — and have Your beautiful, mārvu — chest , tikaḻ mārvu — where Lakshmi resides, tekka vantu — filled with milk, vāy maṭuttu — keep Your mouth,

Typically, deities like Lakshmi Narayana, Lakshmi Narasimha, Lakshmi Hayagreeva, and Lakshmi Varaha have Lakshmi seated on their left. Here, Lakshmi is seated on the Lord's right thigh. place is surrounded by five Narasimha temples, making it one of the Pancha Narasimha Kshetrams: Lakshmi Sri Amruthagata Valli, Amrudha Valli Lakshmi Nrusimhar, Vedharājan, Vayalāli Manavālan Thiruvāli Nagarālan

You, the beloved of Lakshmi, swallowed all the seven worlds and rest on the banyan leaf. பூவை, சூட்ட வாராய் — சூட்டிட வருவாய், அத்தாணியுள் — அருகிலிருக்கும் tūmalarāl̤ — lotus born goddess Lakshmi

best among women, called her son to put kāppu on him, He is the lord of Thiruvellarai, with whom Lakshmi , cĕlvak kŏḻuntu — with whom, Lakshmi, potu amar — resides on the lotus, uyarnta acotai — Yashoda, the

praises the lord who lies on his snake bed on the beautiful milky ocean that has roaring waves with Lakshmi , aravattu — called Adiseshan, aḻakiya — and the beautiful, pāṟ kaṭaloṭum — ocean, pāvai — with Sri Lakshmi

You are the beloved of Lakshmi! O! Unique ocean! (of eternal grace and compassion) Unique Light! — o Lord of Goddess Lakshmi!, taṉik kaṭale! — o matchless divine Ocean!, taṉic cuṭare!

You are the beloved of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and you rest on the Kaveri river in Srirangam. — You are the beloved of, tiru uṭaiyāl̤ — Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, kiṭantāy!

Lakshmi Narasimhan also provides darshan alongside Him. Like Malola Narasimhan, He gives darshan along with Senju Lakshmi. Following the traditions of the hunter community, He accepts offerings of meat made to Senju Lakshmi There is a legend that Narasimha came as a hunter and married Lakshmi Devi here. Sri Senju lakshmi (Sri Amrutha valli) Prahalādhavaradhan, LakshmiNrusimman Mālola Narashimar Vada Nādu

swaying in the breeze have the color of His divine feet and of the lovely lotus eyes of beautiful Lakshmi எம்பெருமானுக்கு இருப்பிடம் malark kaṇṇum — and the blossomed eyes, tirumaṅkai — of the great mother (Sri Lakshmi

Karpaga tree that takes away people’s birth, stays in southern Azhundai (Thiruvazhundur) embracing Lakshmi on his chest.

beautiful fragrant thulasi garland in the hair of the god of the gods in the sky who embraces beautiful Lakshmi on his chest.

Embracing beautiful vine-like Lakshmi on his chest as many devotees worship his feet he stays in Thirukkannapuram தட வரை — அணைக்கப்பட்ட, அகலம் — அகலமான This is the Place of Him Who Holds the Flower-Goddess on His Chest

prayed to Maha Vishnu to grant her the same fortune as Sri Devi Thayar, to always have a place on his chest Since Tulasi supported the incarnation of Maha Lakshmi (Sri Devi), she attained great merit. Markandeya, the son of Mrikandu Maharishi, desired that Maha Lakshmi be born as his daughter and the While Markandeya was meditating on the Lord at this place, Maha Lakshmi appeared as a small child under

“O kol bee, the lord at kannapuram with a discus in his right hand, the highest light who embraces Lakshmi on his chest split open the earth when he took the form of a boar.

On his chest he keeps Lakshmi with long and sharp eyes like arrows.

He stays in Thirukannapuram embracing on his mountain-like chest the beautiful Lakshmi with arms like

He rests on Adisesha on the ocean and Lakshmi stays on his faultless chest.

, our lovely Kannan, the wealth of all wealth, carry a strong shining discus and embrace beautiful Lakshmi on your chest.

crown and his golden ornaments doesn’t go away from my mind. ” She says, “He has the long lovely-eyed Lakshmi on his mountain-like chest. ” Did she see the dear god of Kannapuram where fragrant lotus flowers bloom

intestine of that demon, sīr ār thirumārbin mĕl mālai katti — wearing that as a victorious garland on the chest which is the dwelling place for the valorous lakshmi, sem kurudhi sŏrāk kidandhānai — that demon who