Hindu Gods and Goddesses have always evoked deep curiosity among both Hindus and non-Hindus. From the Avatars of Shri Vishnu like Shri Krishna and Shri Ram, to the powerful forms of Shakti such as Durgadevi, and to the more benevolent Kuldevata (Family Deity), each Deity has a divine function and unique mission.
When one understands the spiritual science associated with a Deity, it naturally strengthens faith in that God or Goddess. Stronger faith nurtures bhav (spiritual emotion), and worship infused with bhav brings greater spiritual benefits to the devotee. The aim here is to provide authentic knowledge gained through spiritual practice—insights not commonly available elsewhere—that deepen understanding and enrich worship from a spiritual perspective.
The God of speech, destroyer of obstacles, bestower of wisdom and vital energy
The absolute and self-radiant three-eyed God of Dissolution, bestower of prosperity
An Avadhut, ideal of the Guru Principle, the one who takes care of departed ancestors
The complete incarnation, exponent of the Bhagavad Gita, protector and reinstator of Dharma
Foremost among devotees, omnipotent, with mastery over senses, literature & philosophy
Maryadapurushottam, Ekavachani, an ideal in all respects, the refuge of all devotees
Nourisher and sustainer of creation, Bhaktavatsal, the principle from which the world was created
Slayer of powerful demons, protector of devotees, the Divine Shakti manifest as Iccha, Kriya, & Jnan
