 Mantreswara in the Chapter XX of his Phaladeepika states that during the dasha of the strong lord of the 6th house one gains "aishvarya" and crushes foes, during the "dasha" of the strong lord of the 9th house a person enjoys "aishvarya", and during the "dasha" of the strong lord of the 11th house one experiences constant increase of "aishvarya".Shakti as Goddess Annapoorna fulfills the most basic physiological need of man that of food items and clothes; as Goddess Durga Shakti fulfills the needs such as shelter and safety from natural and man-made threats; as Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Saraswati Shakti fulfills the social needs such as education, social status and recognition in the society; out of the eight forms of Lakshmi, "Aishvarya Lakshmi" refers to riches and "Dhana Lakshmi", to gold and money.The sage of the Shvetashvatara Upanishad describes the all-pervading aishvarya or greatness of the Lord (Brahman) in the following words