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Kamala Jayanti 2025 : The goddess of wealth, serenity and fortune

In times of darkness, the God and goddesses have taken different forms to revive light. One such esteemed manifestation of the Goddess is Maa Kamalatmika. She is the one who bestows the highest state of abundance, fortune and consciousness.  Let's begin with Devi Kamala’s powerful dhyana shloka:

Kamalatmika Dhyana Shloka

• कमलात्मिका कान्ता कांचनसन्निभां
• हिमगिरिप्रख्यैश्चतुर्भिर्गजैः।
• हस्तोत्क्षिप्तहिरण्मयामृतघटैरासिच्यमानां श्रियम्॥
• विभ्राणं वरमब्जयुग्ममभयं हस्तैः किरीटोज्ज्वलां।
• क्षौमाबद्धनितम्बबिम्बललितां वन्देऽरविन्दस्थिताम्॥

Meaning :

I revere the goddess who resides on the lotus; the soul of all lotuses has the radiance of molten gold. Four elephants resembling Himalayas bathe her with golden pitchers of nectar. She holds two lotuses in her hands and bestows blessings and courage. Draped with silken garments, she glows bright with her crown.

"सर्वरूपमयी देवी सर्वं देवीमयं जगत। अतोऽहम् विश्वरूपा त्वां नमामि परमेश्वरी।”

Oh divine goddess, you are in all forms; the whole world is the form of power.

Goddess Kamala, also known as Kamalaitka, is the incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi. Devotees worship the tantrik form of Lakshmi as Kamaltmika, seeking earthly wealth, money, prosperity, and, most importantly, spiritual enlightenment. She is also considered the companion and divine power of Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu depicts creative and balancing force, while Devi symbolises purity, wealth, and spiritual awakening.

This year, Kamala Jayanti is observed on the new moon day of the Hindu calendar month Ashwin (as per amanta system, Kartik maas as per purnimanta), on Monday, October 20, 2025.

Aspects of MahaVidya and Devi Kamalatimikaa:

According to shastras and puranas, Mahavidya refers to the ten divine forms of Shakti; they are the facets of Maa Shakti’s ten tantrik swaroopas. Devotees practise their sadhana to attain all sorts of powers. Kamalatmika is the last swaroopa of shakti, representing Goddess Lakshmi, bestowing devotees with prosperity, wealth, and contentment.

Devi Bhagwatpurana, also known as Devi Gita, indicates that these Mahavidyas were manifested  by Adi Shakti in different circumstances  for higher  purposes. The ten Mahavidyas represent the fierce, spiritual, tantric, and pure forms of the goddess. There is a specified yantra and mantra for each devi. Devotees do sadhana through various mediums, and rituals to fulfil their wishes.

Kamala Jayanti – Celebration, Muhurta as per drikpanchang

Kamala Jayanti is observed alongside  Diwali. Devotees invoke Goddess Kamla’s blessings through vamacharya, i.e., the tantric path for spiritual growth, financial success, and wealth. On this day, performing pooja during muhurata is considered auspicious.

Here are the timings of Kamala Jayanti as per the Drik Panchang:

Kamala Jayanti is on Monday, October 20, 2025

• Amavasya Tithi Begins - 03:44 PM on Oct 20, 2025
• Amavasya Tithi Ends - 05:54 PM on Oct 21, 2025

According to Vedic astrology, worshipping Goddess Kamala is linked to the planet Shukra, signifying wealth, material possession, success, and luxury. Someone with an afflicted Venus in their birth chart can worship Goddess Kamala to remove financial hurdles.

Kindly note : Seeking guidance to worship any forms of Maa is highly advisable.

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Symbolism of Devi Kamalatmika Swaroop

The key elements of the iconography of Devi Kamala are as follows:

• Dwelling in lotuses:
  In the iconography, Devi Maa is depicted seated on a bloomed lotus. In this context, the lotus symbolises chakras, and her position on the bloomed lotus represents enlightenment of these energy centers .
  Interpreting the main purpose of Maa Kamalatmika’s worship is to foster spiritual growth by balancing the  chakras. Ultimately aiming at  liberation over worldly attachments..
• Attire and complexion:
  Her molten golden complexion, lush black hair wearing various ornaments, and silk red apparel reflect completeness and royalty.
• Four elephants pouring water:
  Four giant elephants are seen pouring water on the goddess, symbolising abundance.
• Abhaya mudra:
  Her four hands – two holding lotuses represent purity and prosperity, while the other two hands are in abhaya mudra, bestowing  blessings, symbolize protection from fear and negativity.

Legend associated with Maa Kamala:

According to Hindu mythology, once Rishi Durvasha gifted a garland of flowers to Indradev. Lord Indra carelessly placed the garland on Airvata, his elephant, who threw it on the ground.. Feeling insulted by the garland's fall, Rishi Durvasa cursed Indradev, declaring that heaven would collapse and lose its eminence. Thereafter, Maa Lakshmi, the goddess of radiance and divine prosperity left  heaven and disappeared into the Kshirsagara (cosmic ocean).

Due to the absence of Goddess Lakshmi, heaven gradually started losing its dominance and started caving in. The divine  side started feeling weak. Meanwhile, Asura king Bali seized the opportunity, attacked heaven & sought control over it.

Indra Dev and other gods then approached Lord Vishnu, who ordered the churning of the ocean (Samudra Manthan) to bring peace between the gods and asuras. As the churning process was going on, goddess Lakshmi emerged in the form of Kamalatmika, where Lord Vishnu offered to marry her, and then she finally returned to Vaikuntha (heaven).

Spiritual Significance of Kamala Jayanti in our life:

Goddess Kamala is revered as the goddess of wealth and prosperity. Worshipping her brings wealth, luck, and wellness. However , finding contentment in life is much more essential than just material abundance. Worship of Maa Kamala plays a significant role in the spiritual enlightenment of the devotees through various ways like Mantra Jap,  Dhyaan over Maa Kamalatimka, fasting and Puja. Using these approaches, one can purify and balance  their chakras promoting inner harmony and spiritual upliftment., ultimately leading to a higher state of consciousness.

Through connection with the divine, one experiences :

• Detachment from material aspects to gain a better perspective of life.
• Harmony in life leads to spiritual awareness.
• Mindfulness - Embodies a sense of awareness.
• Inner peace - Achieved by letting go of personal desires.
• Benevolence - Invokes kindness and spirit of gratitude within us.

Shree Kamalatmika  devi  embodies true contentment that  transcends  beyond  materialistic wealth.

Popular temples:

Many popular temples are dedicated to the goddess Kamala, such as:

• Mahalakshmi Temple in Kolhapur, Maharashtra
• Padmavathi Temple – Tiruchanur, Andhra Pradesh
• Bheswamata temple in Rajgarh, Madhya Pradesh
• Kamala Shile Temple in Kundapur, Karnataka

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Conclusion

Through the sacred realms of Santana dharma we learn that the divine mother has embodied various forms to uplift mankind, Maa Kamla is one amongst them. She shows us that true wealth is achieved through inner balance and harmony.

As we celebrate Kamla Jayanti, may maa’s blessings inspire you to rise above your challenges, choose calm over chaos and align your life with higher purpose.

||ॐ श्रीं ह्रीं क्लीं ऐं कमलवासिन्यै नमः||

PS : Any mantra to fructify, must be followed with discipline, devotion and under guidance.

Frequently asked questions :

1) Is Goddess Kamla one of the Dashmahavidyas?

Goddess Kamla is the tenth form of Mahavidya, representing wealth, fortune, and spiritual enlightenment.

2) How are Lakshmi Mata and Kamla Devi different?

Devi Kamala is the incarnation of Maa Lakshmi, but their mantras and sadhanas are different from each other. Maa Kamala Devi is a tantrik form worshipped in shakta traditions, where devotees seek both material and spiritual growth but the focus lies in inner power and spiritual discipline.

In contrast, Devi Lakshmi is worshipped in temples, homes, offices for inviting fortune, prosperity and financial abundance, but the emphasis is more on external prosperity and blessings.

3) What blessings does Devi Kamla bestow upon her devotees?

Worshipping Devi Kamala removes financial hurdles and bestows devotees with wealth, fortune, wisdom, and spiritual enlightenment.

4) How are Maa Kamla and Lord Vishnu connected?

Devi Kamala is considered as an eternal companion and divine consort of Lord Vishnu. After Maa Kamala emerged from Samudra manthan, Lord Vishnu proposed marriage , to which she graciously accepted making him Kamalapati.

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