Goddess Lakshmi is highly regarded as the Goddess of wealth, good fortune and prosperity. It is stated by wise and experienced astrologers in India that when Goddess Lakshmi had first appeared, she appeared in the attire of a bride holding a Kamal Gatte ki mala or rosary in her hand for Lord Vishnu, her husband. At that moment, her feet bore several symbols each responsible for ushering in prosperity. These symbols were fifteen in number with those on the left foot varying from those on the right.
Mentioned below were the symbols on the left foot:
• Matsya or Fish – Symbolizing prosperity, affluence and good health.
• Tilak – Symbolizing triumph, fortune and respect.
• Trikonakar mangal bindu or Triangle – Symbolizing focus and determination.
• Teer Kaman or Bow & Arrow – Apart from being the most common and favorite weapon of the Gods, it symbolizes determination and perseverance.
• Kumbha or Pot – Symbolizing accomplishment of wishes and good health.
• Chandra – Denoting light, purity and vivacity.
• Chakra Rekha – Symbolizing Soubhagya and Swasthya.
Mentioned below were the symbols on the right foot:-
• Swastika – Symbolizing Lord Ganesha and knowledge
• Chakra – Protects from evil energies and forces
• Shankh – Harbinger of energy and purity.
• Chakra – Protects from evil energies and forces
• Dhwaja or Flag – Directs to the correct path.
• Vajra – Lord Indra’s weapon. Keeps from losing focus.
• Surya – Harbinger of success and opulence.
• Kumbha – Symbolizing accomplishment of wishes and good health.
• Trishul – Symbolizing Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.
• Kamalpushpa or Lotus – Symbolizing health and prosperity.
Since then, her footprints are considered auspicious and have been established at temples, homes and offices for good fortune and a lot more.
Placing a replica of Lakshmi Charan Paduka, especially Silver Lakshmi Charan Paduka at home or office can help bring immense prosperity, affluence and riches to the habitants. Furthermore, worshipping it religiously helps intensify Goddess Lakshmi’s blessing and rids the worshipper of misery and bad luck.
• Matsya or Fish – Symbolizing prosperity, affluence and good health.
• Tilak – Symbolizing triumph, fortune and respect.
• Trikonakar mangal bindu or Triangle – Symbolizing focus and determination.
• Teer Kaman or Bow & Arrow – Apart from being the most common and favorite weapon of the Gods, it symbolizes determination and perseverance.
• Kumbha or Pot – Symbolizing accomplishment of wishes and good health.
• Chandra – Denoting light, purity and vivacity.
• Chakra Rekha – Symbolizing Soubhagya and Swasthya.
Mentioned below were the symbols on the right foot:-
• Swastika – Symbolizing Lord Ganesha and knowledge
• Chakra – Protects from evil energies and forces
• Shankh – Harbinger of energy and purity.
• Chakra – Protects from evil energies and forces
• Dhwaja or Flag – Directs to the correct path.
• Vajra – Lord Indra’s weapon. Keeps from losing focus.
• Surya – Harbinger of success and opulence.
• Kumbha – Symbolizing accomplishment of wishes and good health.
• Trishul – Symbolizing Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.
• Kamalpushpa or Lotus – Symbolizing health and prosperity.
Since then, her footprints are considered auspicious and have been established at temples, homes and offices for good fortune and a lot more.
Placing a replica of Lakshmi Charan Paduka, especially Silver Lakshmi Charan Paduka at home or office can help bring immense prosperity, affluence and riches to the habitants. Furthermore, worshipping it religiously helps intensify Goddess Lakshmi’s blessing and rids the worshipper of misery and bad luck.
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