Laxmi Paduka is a rare
Lucky Charm very well
described in Vedas and
Puranas.
It is believed that
keeping this in your
Cash Box , Office , Home
or Factory etc. is very
good for Wealth. As it
symbolizes the foot
prints of Maa Maha Laxmi
Goddess of Wealth and
Prosperity.An attractive
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Item Description
Introduction:
It
is believed that Devas and Asuras performed Samudra
manthan (Churning of ocean) with the help of a
mountain on the advise of Lord Vishnu to extract
rare gifts, called Ratnas. In all 14 such ratnas
were extracted and were equally divided by the Devas
and Asuras. These ratnas were, Halahal (poison), a
horse named Uchaswah, a white elephant called
Airavat, a rare gemstone called Kaustubhmani,
parijat vriksh (tree), Panchjanya shankh, Shaag
dhanush, a holy cow called Kamdhenu, Chandrama (the
Moon), Mahapadma Nidhi, Rambha, Varuni madira, Amrit
and Dhanwantari vaidya. Goddess Lakshmi emerged as
fifteenth ratna in the bridal attire with lotus mala
in her hand for Lord Vishnu or Narayana. Everyone
hailed the Laxmi-Narayana and Goddess Laxmi set her
foot on haven. Her feet had in all 15 symbols, which
brought prosperity in haven. All gods took
impressions of Lakshmi’s feet, called Lakshmi Paduka
and installed at their places and celebrated by
lighting lamps. This marked the festival of Diwali.
The symbols and the importance of each one of them
is given below:
Left foot:
a) Teer Kaman (Bow & Arrow) – It is weapon of gods
and good to achieve one’s Lakshya or objective.
b) Matsya (Fish) – Symbolises prosperity & health.
c) Kumbha (Pot) – Symbolises good health and
fulfillment of desires.
d) Chandra – Brings light & purity in your lives.
e) Tilak – Symbolises victory, bhagya (luck) and
sanman (respect)
f) Trikonakar mangal bindu (Triangle) – Good for
achieving objective
g) Chakra rekha – Symbolises Soubhagya and Swasthya
Right foot:
a) Swastika – Symbolises Lord Ganesha and also
blessings and knowledge
b) Chakra – Saves from Devils forces
c) Shankh – Brings energy and purity in life
d) Surya – Brings success and prosperity
e) Kumbha - Symbolises good health and fulfillment
of desires
f) Dhwaja (Flag) – Gives right direction. Present on
all temples
g) Vajra – Its Lord Indra’s weapon. It does not
allow you to loose focus.
h) Kamalpushpa (Lotus) – Health, prosperity and
blessings
i) Trishul – Symbolises Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh. It
gives you strength and religious purity
It
is believed that by installing Laxmi paduka at place
of worship at home, office or at place of work,
everyone gets health, wealth and prosperity.
Shuddhikaran Vidhi:
Perform following vidhi
before installing at place of worship at home or
workplace:
Wash the Laxmi Paduka with
Panch Kavya (Mixture of milk, curds, ghee, go-mutra
& go-dhan) and then wash with water. Alternately it
can be washed with Panchamrut (Mixture of milk,
curds, ghee, honey and sugar) and then washed with
water.