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Small Charan Paduka in Pure Silver
Quick Overview Paduka also means foot prints of Hindu gods such as Vishnu, Shiva and several saints and masters that are worshipped in this symbolic form in houses and also in temples built for this purpose. One such temple is the Gaya temple dedicated to Vishnupada or Vishnu's feet. Similarly, Buddha's foot prints are worshipped under the Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya. Shri Charan Foot Print (Paduka) Designed in Pure Sterling Silver, these can be kept in puja room as a symbol of goddess Maha Laxmi feet (Charan). They symbolize the Goddess's presence and daily worship of these Padukas help to step into a life of fullness. Paduka is a compound word made up of two words namely, "pada" and "ka". In Sanskrit language, 'Pada' means: "foot" and ‘ka’ is a diminutive ending with literal meaning of "small". In Rigveda, it is quoted as representing the universe namely the Prithvi (earth), Vayu (air), Akash (sky) and the element of the realm beyond the sky. In the epic Ramayana, King Dasaratha who had
