Vishnu Charan Paduka - 2.5 Inches | Vishnu Padham With Plate/ Gold Polish Paduka/ Padam For Temple & Pooja
"Divine Blessings at Your Feet – Vishnu Charan Paduka for Spiritual Elevation"
♦ Also known as: Vishnu Padham, Charan Paduka, Vishnu Paduka, Replica of the sacred feet of Vishnu.
♦ Use the holy Vishnu Charan Paduka, sometimes referred to as Vishnu Padham or Charan Paduka, to invoke the divine presence of Lord Vishnu into your house. This item has great importance in Hindu ceremonies and Vaishnavite rituals because it is thought to be a symbolic depiction of Lord Vishnu's holy feet.
♦ Origins:
The Vishnu Charan Paduka may be traced back to the Ramayana, where Bharata laid Lord Rama's paduka on the throne as a representation of rule during his exile. Similarly, in Vaishnava traditions, the worship of Vishnu Padham signifies complete surrender (śaraṇāgati) to the Supreme Being, Lord Vishnu. It is believed to possess the power of Lord Vishnu's celestial footprint, which grants grace and protection.
♦ Particularly among Vaishnava adherents, the Charan Paduka is revered in temples throughout Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Karnataka. The Vishnu Paduka is revered as a holy symbol during pilgrimages to places like Badrinath and Srirangam.
♦ Applications and Uses:
During Lakshmi Pooja, Vaikunta Ekadasi, and Satyanarayana Pooja, the Vishnu Charan Paduka is often used. To welcome riches and auspiciousness into the house, followers place the charan paduka at their pooja altar or front door. For blessings and divine direction, many also maintain it in their sacred workplace or meditation areas.
♦ Preservation and Storage:
It's best to keep the vishnu padham in a dry, clean environment to ensure its long life. Stay out of direct sunlight and moisture. When not in use, the vishnu paduka is kept safe and shining by being wrapped in a gentle cotton fabric.
♦ This item is closely related to Lord Vishnu and is especially worshipped during Vaikunta Ekadasi, Diwali, and Krishna Janmashtami. It is also perfect for Thursday Guruvar Poojas, which are considered auspicious for Vishnu and his incarnations.
♦ According to Vaishnava philosophy, the Lord's padukas represent humility and the way of surrender. Bharata held Rama's padukas in the Ramayana as representative of Dharma. In the same way, having vishnu paduka in one's house represents extending an invitation for the Lord himself to live there and defend the place.
"Bring home the essence of Lord Vishnu's eternal grace — Order the sacred Vishnu Charan Paduka today and step into a life filled with peace, prosperity, and divine blessings."
