Energised Copper Gaya Vishnu Padam

Energised Copper Gaya Vishnu Padam 

“Where Lord Vishnu’s foot touched the Earth, liberation itself was born.”

Experience the divine essence of devotion with our Consecrated Copper Vishnu Padam, a sacred representation of Lord Vishnu’s divine footprint (Vishnupad) from the holy land of Gaya Kshetra — the place where Bhagwan Vishnu subdued the demon Gayasura and restored cosmic balance.

According to ancient scriptures, when Lord Vishnu placed His foot upon Gayasura’s chest, the demon’s body turned into the holy city of Gaya, and His divine footprint (Vishnupad) was eternally imprinted in stone. This sacred footprint, still worshipped today at Vishnupad Temple, Gaya, carries immense purifying power and symbolizes divine protection, surrender, and liberation (moksha).

✨ Spiritual Significance

Worship of the Vishnu Padam is considered equivalent to worshiping Lord Vishnu Himself. In Vedic texts and Vaishnava traditions, the feet of the Lord (Charan Kamal) are described as the ultimate refuge for devotees seeking peace, protection, and salvation.

It is said in the Padma Purana:
“Yasya pada-saroruham bhajanti, moksha-labhah sa nirdosha bhavati”
— “He who worships the divine feet of the Lord becomes pure and attains liberation.”

🕉️ Why Copper?

Copper is one of the most sacred and sattvic metals mentioned in the Vedas. It acts as an excellent conductor of spiritual energy and is traditionally used in temples and rituals for its purifying vibrations.

A Consecrated Copper Vishnu Padam radiates positivity, balances subtle energies, and transforms your puja space into a zone of peace, protection, and prosperity.

🌿 Benefits of Keeping Vishnu Padam

• Divine Protection: Creates a spiritual shield against negativity and misfortune.
• Purification & Positivity: Purifies the aura of your home and aligns it with divine vibrations.
• Spiritual Growth: Deepens meditation, devotion, and connection to Lord Vishnu.
• Pitru Shanti & Moksha: Especially auspicious for honoring ancestors and bringing peace to departed souls (as Gaya Kshetra is known for Pind Daan).
• Emotional Stability: Brings mental peace, clarity, and calmness to those who worship it daily.
• Blessings & Prosperity: Invites grace, abundance, and protection in all aspects of life.

🙏 How to Use

1. Placement: Keep the Vishnu Padam on a clean altar in your Puja room, facing East or North. Never place it directly on the floor — use a wooden or copper stand.
2. Daily Worship: Offer flowers, tulsi leaves, incense, and light a ghee diya before it.
3. Mantra: Chant “Om Namo Narayanaya” or recite Vishnu Sahasranama daily to invoke divine blessings.
4. Abhishekam (Optional): You may perform gentle abhishekam with water or rose water once a week. Wipe it with a clean cotton cloth after drying.
5. Meditation: Sit quietly in front of the Padam for a few minutes daily and visualize divine light flowing through your life.

📜 Scriptural References

• Vishnu Purana & Vayu Purana: Mention Gaya as the sacred site of Lord Vishnu’s footprint, granting Pitru Moksha (liberation for ancestors).
• Paduka Sahasram (Vedanta Desika): Extols worship of Vishnu’s feet as the highest form of devotion.
• Bhagavata Purana: Declares the dust of the Lord’s feet as capable of destroying all sins and granting supreme bliss.

🎁 Ideal For

• Daily puja and meditation
• Ancestral remembrance and Pitru Karya rituals
• Gifting to devotees and family for divine blessings
• Placement in temples, meditation corners, or vastu enhancement

⚠️ Care Instructions

• Clean gently with soft cloth and water; avoid chemical polish or abrasive materials.
• Re-energize on auspicious days like Ekadashi, Vaikuntha Ekadashi, or Vishnu Jayanti with prayers or Tulsi offering.
• Handle with clean hands and treat with utmost reverence.
• 📖 Symbolism of the Vishnu Padam

The Vishnu Padam is not just a sacred object — it’s a symbol of surrender, reminding every devotee that true liberation begins at the Lotus Feet of the Divine. By welcoming it into your home, you invite the same grace that has sanctified Gaya for thousands of years.

Note:

The image shown is for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the product. Each piece is handmade and ritually consecrated, hence variations in texture and finish are natural.