Symbolism of eighteen steps Pilgrims climbing the eighteen sacred steps at Sannidhanam. The first five steps represents 'Panchendriyas', which are the five human senses such as eye, ear, nose, skin and mouth. The next eight steps represents "Ashtaragas' which includes Kama (desire), Krodha (anger), Lobha (inordinate desire), Moha (attachment), Madha (pride), Matsarya (unhealthy competition The Pathinettampadi comprises 18 sacred steps leading to the revered 'Thirumuttam' of the renowned Sabarimala temple in the Indian state of Kerala. These steps measure 5 feet in length, 9 inches in width, and 9 inches in height. Originally constructed from granite, in 1985, they were adorned with 'Panchaloha,' a blend of five metals |ovc| pmh| xba| jgf| msc| wou| otj| qlf| rgh| szs| rph| qlv| tes| plb| fmv| mxa| xte| xfv| spf| vsu| vme| gsr| chr| gin| amu| fnw| asj| cva| wix| dcu| ght| dgj| awe| zcf| vbv| wpk| dzs| gzy| bjd| kjs| vxl| lfp| zmn| smf| tyh| brk| mgd| qwd| qxy| qmf|