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Lakshmi
Dhyana verseSanskrit
पद्मासने पद्मकरे सर्वलोकैकपूजिते । नारायणप्रिये देवि सुप्रीता भव सर्वदा ॥
Transliteration
Padmāsane Padmakare Sarvalokaikapūjite, Nārāyaṇapriye Devi Suprītā Bhava Sarvadā
Translation
O Goddess seated on the lotus, lotus in hand, worshipped uniquely by all the worlds — beloved of Narayana, be ever pleased with us.
Meaning
"Padmasane" = seated on a lotus; "padmakare" = lotus-handed; "sarvalokaikapujite" = worshipped as one/foremost by all the worlds; "narayanapriye" = dear to Vishnu; "suprita bhava sarvada" is a direct plea that she remain graciously pleased always.
Source
Traditional — Lakshmi Dhyana Sloka (recited in Varalakshmi Vratam and general Lakshmi worship)
I shall carry out your word (with sincerity).
Just as in all accomplished endeavors truth shines foremost.
Peace in atmosphere… peace in waters… peace radiating within devotion.
Om, salutations to the Great Goddess Lakshmi, whose seed-sound is Shreem.