"Salutations and Salutations to the sandals of my Guru,
Which attracts us, to lotus like feet of our Guru,
Which cures us, of the unwanted desires,
And which helps fulfill the desires of those who salute."
A collage of Padams and Padukas of Lord Rama, Adi Shankara, Mahaswamigal, Ramana Maharshi, Sringeri Swamigal, Pudhu Periyava, Bala Periyava, Mettur Swamigal
Here is Adi Shankara's Guru Paduka Stothram recited melodiously:
1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNDxkg1sInc
2) Lyrics and Meaning: Sanskrit and English (courtesy: www.mychinmaya.org)
3) Lyrics in Tamil (courtesy: http://www.vignanam.org)
Lord Rama (in Alangudi Hanuman Temple. courtesy: gkamesh.wordpress.com)
nearer from this location. Sri Ramar first choose this location to go to Sri Lanka. But since this
route will reach backside (otherside) of Sri Lanka, He went to Lanka via Rameswaram Sethu
Karai. Near Kodiyakarai Ramar padham is also called as Point Calimere. This forest is called
as Kodiyakadu and one can see lot of Deers and Monkey. A beautiful place everybody must
visit to have darshan of Ramar Thiruvadi!
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Adi Shankara's ivory padukas in a golden case!
The below One is the Sri Paduka of Srimad Acharyal Himself (Adi Shankara), which is present in our SriMatam only and in no other Mutt. This Paduka, covered with several layers of gold, is actually made of ivory, and has imprints of Srimad Acharyal's Padaravindam. With this same Paduka, the Bala Sanyasin (Adi Shankara) made Bharatha holy by treading across, spreading Sanathana Dharma and Advaita Siddhantha.
Adi Shankara at Pashupathinath Temple in Kathmandu. Nepal
Kanchi Mahaperiyava
Kanchi Swamigal's padukas kept during His Jayanthi celebration at Sathyamangalam Agraharam.
Sivan Sir's paduka below (Kanchi Swamigal's poorvashrama younger brother)
The above Padukas are from the Home of Sathya Gurumurthy!
Below from Erode Nagaraj's Home
This one below is from Suresh Saanu Puthiran.
This is from Sri Kamakshi Community Center in Santa Clara, California
The below are Mahaswamigal's Padhukas in a Golden Case kept at Thenambakkam (which is about 10 kms from Kanchi). Please read more about it in this link: http://vandeguruparamparaam.blogspot.com/2016/08/she-felt-ferweh-to-visit-thenambakkam.html
This page will be updated with more Padukas as and when they are obtained!
Which attracts us, to lotus like feet of our Guru,
Which cures us, of the unwanted desires,
And which helps fulfill the desires of those who salute."
A collage of Padams and Padukas of Lord Rama, Adi Shankara, Mahaswamigal, Ramana Maharshi, Sringeri Swamigal, Pudhu Periyava, Bala Periyava, Mettur Swamigal
Here is Adi Shankara's Guru Paduka Stothram recited melodiously:
1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNDxkg1sInc
2) Lyrics and Meaning: Sanskrit and English (courtesy: www.mychinmaya.org)
3) Lyrics in Tamil (courtesy: http://www.vignanam.org)
Lord Rama (in Alangudi Hanuman Temple. courtesy: gkamesh.wordpress.com)
Ramas padam at a place called Kodiyakarai, which is around 55 Km from Nagapattinam.This
is the location where Lord Sri Rama sees Sri Lanka as said in scriptures. Sri Lanka is very
nearer from this location. Sri Ramar first choose this location to go to Sri Lanka. But since this
route will reach backside (otherside) of Sri Lanka, He went to Lanka via Rameswaram Sethu
Karai. Near Kodiyakarai Ramar padham is also called as Point Calimere. This forest is called
as Kodiyakadu and one can see lot of Deers and Monkey. A beautiful place everybody must
visit to have darshan of Ramar Thiruvadi!
*****
Source: anudinam.org
Adi Shankara's ivory padukas in a golden case!
The below One is the Sri Paduka of Srimad Acharyal Himself (Adi Shankara), which is present in our SriMatam only and in no other Mutt. This Paduka, covered with several layers of gold, is actually made of ivory, and has imprints of Srimad Acharyal's Padaravindam. With this same Paduka, the Bala Sanyasin (Adi Shankara) made Bharatha holy by treading across, spreading Sanathana Dharma and Advaita Siddhantha.
The Paduka can be seen during the Deepa Namaskaram every evening.
Thanks a ton to Shri Sudarshan for this treasure. Just one look at it will erase all our sins!
Thanks a ton to Shri Sudarshan for this treasure. Just one look at it will erase all our sins!
Adi Shankara at Pashupathinath Temple in Kathmandu. Nepal
Kanchi Mahaperiyava
The Paduka with silver encasing is with Nochiam Rajalakshmi Mami.
This is a Swamigal Paduka drawing by Shri L.S. Venkatesan.
The above Paduka on the right is with Shri Rajaji Mama.
The above is Swamigal's Padukas at Marundheeswarar Temple in Thiruvanmayur, Madras
Shri Seetharaman Ramasubramanian of New Zealand was blessed with the above Padukas.
Padukas at the residence of Shri Senthil Kumar Ghanapadigal in Thiruvannamalai in Tamil Nadu.
Padukas at the home of Shri Suresh Mecheri Nagarajan.
Padukas with Smt Sumathi Agambaranathan.
The above are the Padhukas of Mahaswamigal blessed and handed over to Smt Chithra Subramanian by HH Pudhu Periyava. Please read the story behind that here
Jayendra Periyava Swamigal's pada pooja done by Bala periyava
Ramana Maharshi
HH Sri Sacchidananda Shivabhinava Nrisimha Bharati's paduka (Parameshti Guru of HH Bharathi Theertha Swamigal of Sringeri)
HH Bharathi Theertha Swamigal
Mettur Swamigal (left below) and Bala Periyava ( below right)
Kanchi Mahaswamigal's Padukas at the residence of Shivaraman Sir (below)
Kanchi Swamigal's padukas kept during His Jayanthi celebration at Sathyamangalam Agraharam.
Sivan Sir's paduka below (Kanchi Swamigal's poorvashrama younger brother)
The above Padukas are from the Home of Sathya Gurumurthy!
Below from Erode Nagaraj's Home
This one is at the Home of Yogesh Rajan Iyer.
This one below is from Suresh Saanu Puthiran.
This is from Sri Kamakshi Community Center in Santa Clara, California
The below are Mahaswamigal's Padhukas in a Golden Case kept at Thenambakkam (which is about 10 kms from Kanchi). Please read more about it in this link: http://vandeguruparamparaam.blogspot.com/2016/08/she-felt-ferweh-to-visit-thenambakkam.html
This page will be updated with more Padukas as and when they are obtained!
