Dīpāvalī 2026 · Live online

Śrī Lakṣmī standing upon a red lotus, holding lotuses, with elephants in the water behind her

The DharmaofAbundance

A Śrī Lakṣmī Masterclass

Sunday 8 November 2026
10 am – 12 pm ACDT
Live online via Zoom · $55

Can’t make it live? The recording will be sent to everyone who registers.

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You were never meant to chase abundance.

You were meant to live in relationship with it.

Somewhere along the way, we reduced abundance to acquisition.

More money.
More success.
More possessions.
More proof that we are worthy.

And we called this prosperity.

But the Vedic understanding of abundance is far more extraordinary.

Śrī is not simply wealth.

Śrī is the sacred intelligence through which life flourishes.

She is nourishment, beauty, prosperity, fertility, generosity and grace.

She is the Divine Mother as the abundance principle itself.

And she cannot be reduced to what sits in our bank accounts.

The feminine is abundant.

Not because she endlessly gives herself away.

But because she is the power through which life is generated, nourished, sustained and renewed.

Even the earth must be replenished.
Even the giver must receive.

This, too, is the intelligence of Śrī.

Your relationship with money is karmic.

The fear of not having enough.
The guilt of receiving.
The compulsion to accumulate.
The inability to hold what comes.

We inherit stories about money, worth and security.

And Jyotiṣa offers us a sacred language through which to investigate these patterns.

Not to become afraid of our karma.
But to become conscious of it.

Abundance has a dharma.

In the Vedic tradition, artha, material prosperity, is one of the four legitimate aims of human life.

We are not asked to reject wealth.
We are asked to understand what it is for.

To receive with gratitude.
To sustain with responsibility.
To circulate with wisdom.

This Dīpāvalī, we return to Śrī

A two-hour immersion

An invitation to explore abundance beyond manifestation, scarcity and the endless pursuit of more. To understand our money karma, examine our inherited conditioning, and establish a living, devotional relationship with Śrī Lakṣmī.

The sacred teachings of Śrī Lakṣmī

Śrī as beauty, radiance and the divine intelligence through which life is nourished and sustained.

The Vedic philosophy of wealth and dharma

The four puruṣārthas, and why artha is a legitimate aim of a spiritual life when it is guided by dharma.

Abundance karma in your Jyotiṣa birth chart

The houses of wealth and expenditure, and how the grahas colour our relationship with resources.

Contemplation, self-inquiry and guided meditation

Gentle practices to see the stories you have inherited about money and worth.

A 40-day Śrī Lakṣmī mantra sādhana

A daily devotional practice to carry the teachings home, 9 November – 18 December.

First hour

Teaching and philosophy

Second hour

Meditation and practice

Included with your place

The companion workbook

A twenty-page devotional workbook to carry these teachings beyond our time together. A place of honest self-inquiry, sacred remembrance and meaningful transformation.

iAn InvocationiiThe Essence of Śrī Lakṣmī iiiThe Dharma of AbundanceivThe Three Movements vAbundance Karma in JyotiṣaviSvādhyāya contemplations viiThe Sacred AuditviiiA Meditation on Śrī ixThe 40-day trackerxA closing blessing

Join us

The DharmaofAbundance

A Śrī Lakṣmī Masterclass

$55

Sunday 8 November 2026 · 10 am – 12 pm ACDT · Zoom
Recording included

  • Two-hour live masterclass
  • The full recording, sent to everyone who registers
  • Teachings on Śrī Lakṣmī, wealth and dharma
  • Abundance karma in your birth chart
  • Guided meditation on Śrī
  • The 20-page companion workbook
  • The 40-day Śrī Lakṣmī mantra sādhana
Reserve your place
Adelaide · ACDTSun 8 Nov, 10:00 am
Sydney · Melbourne · AEDTSun 8 Nov, 10:30 am
Brisbane · AESTSun 8 Nov, 9:30 am
Perth · AWSTSun 8 Nov, 7:30 am
London · GMTSat 7 Nov, 11:30 pm

Your teacher

Kristin Marshall

Kristin is a jyotiṣī, writer, yoga teacher and Vedic teacher. She teaches embodied Jyotiṣa from a Śākta lens: how the stars and the Goddess are felt within us, and lived through an ordinary devotional life.

The Goddess is not honoured only by what we place upon the altar. She is honoured by what we do with the life placed in our hands.

Jai Mā.

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© 2026 Kristin Marshall