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• They represent the presence of a deity or revered spiritual figure, signifying their connection to the divine realm
• Charan Paduka are seen as a source of spiritual guidance and protection, guiding devotees along their spiritual journey.
• Devotees often bow down or touch their foreheads to the Charan Paduka as a sign of respect and devotion, seeking blessings and guidance.
• The footprints remind individuals of the humility and servitude required in the pursuit of spiritual growth and the path to self-realization.
• Charan Paduka are often placed on altars or in temples, where they are worshipped with offerings of flowers, incense, and prayers.
• In some cases, Charan Paduka are associated with specific religious stories or legends, further deepening their significance.