Hence in order to attain ultimate freedom, the Moksha. Sometimes, in Hindu literature, Sri Mata is referred to the wife of Rudra, the equal of Saraswati and Lakshmi but here, the meaning is the one who is the creator of the three, Rudra, Lakshmi and Saraswati. The three names of the Divine Mother – mata, rajni and isvari refer to the three phenomena of creation, preservation and destruction of the universe due to three aspect of the supreme.
Sri-mata is the progenitor of all – whole universe, Nature, Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesa. Here Sri refers to the power of speech and Sabda-brahman. Sri means Laksmi (goddess of wealth), Saraswati (goddess of learning), prosperity, beauty, success, decorated with jewels, supreme intellect and one who can impart knowledge of vedas. Upakarana vesharachana vidyaSu Sti Vidya PradhithA Laksmi Sarawathi DhitriVarga SampaDviBhutiSoBhaSu Sri also denotes Maha Lakshmi Swarupam and Mata is Mother Hence we should praise her as the mother so that she may be induced to show mercy to us. The greatest world-mother is the only one who is capable of removing the endless misery of existence. The mother is usually called upon in times of sorrow, but our natural mothers are not able to remove the three kinds of pains, called Tapatraya. Mata : Means progenitor of all, Mata is the one from which all the beings are born. The names of great men and great things have the honorific word Sri prefixed to them like Sri Lakshmi, Sri Shiva, Sri Ganesh, etc. Śrī is one of the names of Ganesha, the Hindu god of prosperity.Īmong today’s orthodox Vaishnavas, the English word “Shree” is a revered syllable and is used to refer to the Supreme Goddess Lakshmi, the consort of the Supreme Lord Vishnu, who is also known by name Shreenivas (the One where Lakshmi resides). Sri Devi (or in short Sri, another name of Lakshmi, consort of Vishnu) is the devi (goddess) of wealth according to Hindu beliefs. When used as a title for gods, Śrī is sometimes translated into English as Lord. Sri is also frequently used as an epithet of some Hindu gods. This use may stem from the Puranic conception of prosperity. Sri is used in everyday Indian writing and speech as a polite form of address equivalent to the English “Mr.” The title is derived from śrīmān. In Sanskrit grammar, Sri has the feminine gender.
Sri has the root meaning of radiance, or diffusing light, much like the English word “illustrious”. Sri also transliterated as Shri or Shree, is a word of Sanskrit origin. Sacred Mother the Seer, the Seen and the Seeing. Mother as the creative aspect of Brahman (God Almighty) She is the embodiment of peace, knowledge (vidyaa), is praised by gods and grants every kind of wealth wished for.Sri Matre Namaha Sri Mata – The First name in Lalitha Sahasranamam. She dispels fear of the devotees who bow before Her. She is golden hued, and has lotus flowers in Her hand. The Divine Goddess is to be meditated upon as seated on the lotus with petal eyes. Shrividyam shanta murttim sakala suranutam sarva sampatpradatrim Sarvalankara yuktam satata mabhayadam bhaktanamram bhavanim Hemabham pitavastram karakalitalasad hemapadmam varangim The Divine mother is to be meditated upon as shining in a vermilion-red body, with three eyes, sporting a crown of rubies studded with the crescent moon, a face all smiles, a splendid bust, one hand holding a jewel-cup brimming with mead (honey drink), and the other twirling a red lotus.ĭhyayet padmasanastham vikasitavadanam padmapatrayatakshim Saumyam ratna ghatastha raktacharanam dhyayet paramambikam Panibhyamalipoorna ratna chashakam raktotpalam bibhratim Tara nayaka shekharam smitamukhi mapina vakshoruham Sinduraruna vigraham trinayanam manikyamauli sphurat
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