Also called: Devpad · divine footprint · pādukā · caraṇa

Where on the hand: Palm surface.

What it looks like: A small elongated oval (the sole) with five short strokes or dots along its broader end (the toes) — the pādukā or caraṇa outline familiar from Viṣṇupāda imagery; sometimes with a small chakra or lotus drawn inside it. To draw it: an upright teardrop-oval, widest at the top, with five graduated dots or short bars arranged in a shallow arc across that wide end, and optionally one small spoked circle or petal-rosette centred within the oval.

Deep devotion toward God; the native is directed toward God whatever else happens.