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>Gaya Part I – The Akshaya Vatam and the Vishnu Padam

Posted by Anu on July 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment

> Gaya is a holy place revered by Hindus and Buddhists alike. While to Hindus, it is the footprint of Vishnu (the Vishnu Padam), the Akshaya Vatam and the chance of performing the Vedic rites not just for 3 generations of ancestors, but anyone and everyone that attracts them to Gaya, for Buddhists it is … Read more

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