Why did Lakshmi choose Vishnu?

According to the story when she came out of the ocean she saw Vishnu first and stood beside him. May be she was advised by her father (Samudra Dev) that Vishnu was the most powerful (Samrat) and therefore choose him as her husband.

Who married Alakshmi?

Alakshmi
Texts	Linga Purana Shri Suktam Padma Purana
Personal information
Siblings	Lakshmi
Spouse	Kali (demon)

Did Lord Vishnu love Lakshmi?

Nowadays, Hindus accept Lakshmi as the eternal consort of Vishnu, the preserver of the world. In her long history, however, the goddess has been associated with many other deities. According to Ramayana, Mahabharata and Puranas, the goddess Lakshmi first lived with the demons before the gods acquired her.

Why did Lakshmi get angry at Vishnu?

Lakshmi was fascinated by seeing that horse. She stared at him without blinking. Seeing this as his disobedience, Lord Vishnu became very angry and cursed Lakshmi that you are disobeying me because of being lost in the beauty of this horse. When Lakshmi came to know about the curse she got from Lord Vishnu’s anger.

Is Radha a form of Lakshmi?

Radha (Sanskrit: राधा, IAST: Rādhā), also called Radhika, is a Hindu goddess and a chief consort of the god Krishna….

Radha
Affiliation	Radha Krishna, Devi, Hladini shakti of Krishna, Avatar of Lakshmi
Abode	Goloka, Vrindavan, Barsana, Vaikuntha

How Lakshmi is daughter of Bhrigu?

Since knowing the future enables us to secure fortune or avoid misfortune, Bhrigu is called the father of fortune, and Lakshmi, goddess of fortune, is referred to as Bhargavi, his daughter. It is said that it is he who brought fire from the gods to the humans. One of his wives, Puloma, was once abducted by an asura.

Is Lakshmi daughter of Sage Bhrigu?

He was married to Khyati, one of the nine daughters of sage Kardama. She is more popularly known as the Daughter of Prajapati Daksha. She was the mother of Devi Lakshmi as Bhargavi. They also had two sons named Dhata and Vidhata….

Bhrigu
Parents	Brahma (father)
Spouse	Khyati, Kavyamata and Puloma