Pada:

Pada. Feet.

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CHARANAMRITA: water sanctified by the feet of a Deity or of a holy man

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karmendriya:

karmendriya - an action organ, e.g. the hands or feet

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dvi-pada:

dvi-pada - two feet

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Fire Walking:

Walking on red-hot coals, without pain or damage to the feet.

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padya

Fragrant water used to wash the feet of an honorable guest.

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REFLEXOLOGY - a healing system based in the manipulation of reflex points on the feet or toes. (NAD)

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KARMA-INDRIYAS: Organs of action - tongue, hands, feet, genital organ and anus.

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SKYCLAD

The witch's word for "naked." The appearance of the magician in performing rites of magic or goetia usually requires nudity, bare feet or disheveled hair. Nudity increases self-consciousness, bare feet indicate new paths, disheveled hair calls to chaos, etc.

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MENHIRS: The standing stones from Celtic countries wich are made of single stones or a circular series of stones. Menhir literally means "long stone," and surviving ones range in height from a few feet tall to as high as 64 feet tall. Brittany and England are famed for their many menhir circles.

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MENHIRS - the standing stones from Celtic countries which are made of single stones or a circular series of stones. Menhir literally means “long stones” and surviving one’s range in height from a few feet to as high as 64 feet. Brittany if famed for it many Menhir circles. (CMM)

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Jayanta:

Jayanta (Jayantha). Son of Indra. Transformed himself into a crow and pecked at Sita's feet, incurring Rama's wrath.

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karmen-driyas:

karmen-driyas (-dhriyas). Organs of action: larynx, hands, feet, anus, sex organs.

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Karma-indriyas:

Karma-indriyas: organs of action - tongue,  hands, feet, genital organ and anus.

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Vamana:

Vamana (Vaamana). Dwarf incarnation of Vishnu, who asked for three feet of land from Emperor Bali and humbled Bali's pride.

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Yamuna:

Yamuna (Yamunaa). Holy river rising in the Himalaya mountains at an elevation of 10,849 feet and flowing for 860 miles before joining the Ganga.

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Tripada (Sanskrit). "Three-footed ", fever, personified as having three feet or stages of development - cold, heat and sweat.

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THREEFOLD BLESSING - a Celtic custom in which the Triple Goddess blesses the feet, womb or genital area and head. (CMM)

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BURMESE POSITION - form of cross-legged sitting in which the feet are not placed over the thighs, but are both resting on the sitting surface. (NAD)

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ritual greeting of eight kisses between witches of opposite
genders in classical Wicca, on the feet, knees, pelvis, breast, and
lips

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ashoka

Saraca indica, blooming in early March, ashoka flowers are crimson and blossom in bunches. It is said to flower upon being touched by a beautiful woman’s feet.

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