There are differences in descriptions of Vastumandalas on the basis of the use of padas (Pada-bhoga). Brahma is provided with the 4 Padas, 9 Padas and 16 Padas in the middle of the Vastumandalas of 64 Padas, 81 Padas and 100 Padas respectively in all texts, but descriptions regarding Mitra and the padas for some other deities are different. In the Chandita or Manduka Padvinyas the padas for Mitra is provided 2 padas, 3 padas, 4 padas and 6 padas; in the Paramasayika Vastu-mandala 4 padas and 6 padas are provided and in the Vastumandalas 4 padas, 8 padas and 10 padas are given. Thus, on the basis of place utilized by Mitra devata the texts describe the 64 padas, 81 padas and 100 padas Vastumandalas as varying with numbers 4, 2 and 3 respectively. Inside the Vastumandalas the padas (cells) of deities imagined are to be created as per defined methodology. The deities are placed according to their virtues and actions. In the defined specific Pada the increment is sought relating to the virtues and actions of the deities. In the temple of Ve$kaÝeòa the presiding deity is installed on the Mitra Pada