Prayagraj: recognized many benefits and medicinal properties of wooden slippers, commonly known as Kadau, designer and medicinal marketer Kadau Featured among devotees and visitors in the ongoing Magh Mela. Stores selling designer Kadau are doing brisk business, with the exception of Karpwasis, seers and saints. The wearing of the Kadau was thought to aid in the pursuit of the path of spiritualism and devotion, so it was primarily seen wearing the “Kadau” by seers and saints, but its medicinal and healing properties value has found more enthusiasts in the ongoing Magmera.
Pithadhishwar swami Brahmashram Maharaj, National Chairman of Akhil Bharatiya Dandi Sanyasi Parishad said: Khadau is made from wood from a variety of trees including: Vijaysarduck and Sheesham”
Maharaj further added, “A popular form of kadaw is the acupressure kadaw, which is specifically designed for the treatment of foot-related medical conditions and overall health benefits.” Kadau features exquisitely detailed foot acupoints, ensuring many health benefits and pain relief. Today, Kadau are still placed in many prominent temples to represent deities. Even in the Ramayana, Lord Ram’s brother Bharat himself never took the throne. He went to recall the exiled Lord Ram, but when he refused, he brought his Kadaw and put him on the throne,” Maharaj added.
Khadau (wooden slippers) are traditionally worn by saints, seers and priests when visiting Kumbh, Ardh Kumbh or Magh Mela. In fact, ‘Kadau’ is made of wood and has become a truly ancient inspiration for many designers and craftsmen around the world. Seers and saints camping at Magh Mela claimed: Such planks were carved out of wood, with little or no etching. ”
The wooden slipper is said to have originated because sages and seers believed that the earth’s gravity absorbed the electric currents that flowed through the body. They also knew that wood is an electrical insulator. Therefore, in order to preserve biological potency, our ancestors made beautiful wooden slippers. On the other hand, the saints pointed out that wooden slippers made from Vijaysal wood are considered best for treating ailments, especially diabetes. Kalpwasis do kalpwas for a month and prefer to wear khadau, the oldest footwear in the country. It is also said to suppress the longing for sensual pleasures and aid in spiritual growth.
Most aharas, ashrams and mathematics have professional kashkars (carpenters) who make kadaw for seers and saints. Today, the kadau worn by sadhus, saints, priests and gurus are made of wood, silver, copper and even brass.
Pithadhishwar swami Brahmashram Maharaj, National Chairman of Akhil Bharatiya Dandi Sanyasi Parishad said: Khadau is made from wood from a variety of trees including: Vijaysarduck and Sheesham”
Maharaj further added, “A popular form of kadaw is the acupressure kadaw, which is specifically designed for the treatment of foot-related medical conditions and overall health benefits.” Kadau features exquisitely detailed foot acupoints, ensuring many health benefits and pain relief. Today, Kadau are still placed in many prominent temples to represent deities. Even in the Ramayana, Lord Ram’s brother Bharat himself never took the throne. He went to recall the exiled Lord Ram, but when he refused, he brought his Kadaw and put him on the throne,” Maharaj added.
Khadau (wooden slippers) are traditionally worn by saints, seers and priests when visiting Kumbh, Ardh Kumbh or Magh Mela. In fact, ‘Kadau’ is made of wood and has become a truly ancient inspiration for many designers and craftsmen around the world. Seers and saints camping at Magh Mela claimed: Such planks were carved out of wood, with little or no etching. ”
The wooden slipper is said to have originated because sages and seers believed that the earth’s gravity absorbed the electric currents that flowed through the body. They also knew that wood is an electrical insulator. Therefore, in order to preserve biological potency, our ancestors made beautiful wooden slippers. On the other hand, the saints pointed out that wooden slippers made from Vijaysal wood are considered best for treating ailments, especially diabetes. Kalpwasis do kalpwas for a month and prefer to wear khadau, the oldest footwear in the country. It is also said to suppress the longing for sensual pleasures and aid in spiritual growth.
Most aharas, ashrams and mathematics have professional kashkars (carpenters) who make kadaw for seers and saints. Today, the kadau worn by sadhus, saints, priests and gurus are made of wood, silver, copper and even brass.
