Mother Shri Lakshmidevi inspires inner beauty – Salma Hayek
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New Delhi – The famous Hollywood actress Salma Hayek posted on a social media site, Instagram. She wrote in this post, ‘Mother Shri Lakshmidevi inspires inner beauty. When I wish to be in sync with my inner beauty, I meditate on Mother Shri Lakshmidevi and do Yoga. Mother Shri Lakshmidevi represents wealth, good luck, love, affection, happiness, and prosperity in the Hindu religion. Image of Mother Shri Lakshmidevi gives Bliss. Bliss is the sole factor for inner contentment’. She also posted a picture of Mother Shri Laksmidevi along with this post.
Hinduism always outwits others, thanks to its inherent teachings to experience the Infinite !
No need to influence or deceive or force anyone to follow its principles.
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— Sanatan Prabhat (@sanatanprabhat) October 9, 2020
1. Several famous film artists responded positively to the post of Salma Hayek. These include, Julia Roberts, Russell Brand and Miley Cyrus. Indian film artist Bipasha Basu also posted her response.
When I want to connect with my inner beauty, I start my meditation focusing on the goddess Lakshmi.
Cuando quiero conectarme con mi belleza interior, comienzo mi meditación enfocándome en la diosa Lakshmi.#innerbeauty#hinduism#lakshmi pic.twitter.com/0gfNm5HDFO— Salma Hayek (@salmahayek) October 7, 2020
2. Salma Hayek came into limelight in 2003 with the movie ‘Once Upon A Time In Mexico’.
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