Shri Krishna: Shri Krishna has 11 symbols on his right foot and 8 symbols on his left foot, what do they mean?

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Shri Krishna Charan Kamal: Lord Vishnu had incarnated in the form of Shri Krishna in Dwapar Yuga. The war of Mahabharata was his play, after which religion was re-established on earth. After the form of Shri Krishna gets absorbed in the eyes, one does not feel like seeing anything else. The feet of God are called lotus feet. His feet are as beautiful as a lotus. There are also mythological beliefs regarding the lotus feet of God.

The lotus’s moan is soft, cool, pure and fragrant. There are also symbols on the feet of the Lord, behind which there are many secrets. The feet of Lord Shri Krishna are away from illusion and attachment. His feet are not affected by illusion. His feet represent devotion, refuge and salvation. By reaching his feet the person becomes free from attachment and pride. There are a total of 19 symbols on the feet of Shri Krishna. There are a total of 11 symbols on his right foot and 08 symbols on his left foot. Let us know what they mean?

11 signs of the right step

• cycle: This symbol is considered to destroy the six main enemies of the devotees (lust, anger, pride, attachment, greed, jealousy).
• Umbrella: This brings an end to the material sufferings of the devotees.
• barley: It frees the devotees from the cycle of birth and death. Provides attainment of supreme abode.
• vertical line: It paves the way for the devotees to the divine supreme abode.
• Flag: Protects the devotees and ensures victory.
• Lotus: It is considered a symbol of love and purity.
• hook: Keeps the senses of the devotee under control.
• Swastika: It is considered a symbol of auspiciousness and Mars.
• Vajra: It destroys the sins of the devotees’ previous births.
• octagon: It protects the devotees from all eight directions.
• Char Jambu: The fruit is considered a symbol of the deity.

8 signs of left foot

• Sky: This tells that Shri Krishna encompasses the entire creation in the form of sky.
• shell: This is considered a symbol of victory.
• Four Kalash: It represents the nectar of the feet.
• Bow: It is considered a symbol of bravery and courage.
• Cow Hoof: Takes the devotees across the ocean of existence.
• Triangle: Keeps you safe from the three worldly heat and the trap of Maya.
• Half Moon: This tells that even the gods worship Krishna and wear his footprints.
• fish: This tells that without worshiping Krishna one cannot live a sin-free life.

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