dohā
mātu lakṣmī kari kṛpā karo hṛdaya meṃ vāsa |
mano kāmanā siddha kara puravahu merī āsa ||
ṛddhi siddhi maṃgalaprade nata śira bāraṃbāra || ṭeka ||
jayati jayati jaya lakṣmī karo śatruna kā nāśa ||
mātu lakṣmī dāsa para karahu dayā kī kora ||

(Laxmi Chalisa in English (IAST))
Also known as Lakshmi Chalisa · Shri Laxmi Chalisa · sri laksmi calisa
The Shri Lakshmi Chalisa is a popular devotional hymn dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu deity of wealth, prosperity, and auspiciousness. Comprising forty verses, as the name 'Chalisa' implies, this text serves as a rhythmic prayer to invoke the grace of the Divine Mother. It is widely recited by devotees to overcome financial constraints, seek spiritual abundance, and foster harmony within the home. Often chanted during Diwali and on Fridays, the hymn praises the benevolence of the Goddess, guiding the practitioner toward inner and outer wealth, peace, and the removal of obstacles to a prosperous, righteous life.