Vishwakarma : Vishwakarma means omnificient and symbolises the personification of the creative power . He is the great architect of the universe . He is the all seeing God, shaping the heaven and earth with his multiple arms . He … Read More
Ram : Rama was the seventh avatar of Vishnu, and the hero of the epic Ramayana . He was considered the perfect hero warrior . Lord Rama is one of the most commonly adored gods of Hindus and is known … Read More
Krishna : Krishna , the king of Mathura and Dwarka is the eighth avatar of Vishnu and one of the most popular and worshipped incarnations . Although he appears as a surprisingly human and lovable person, a mysterious and intricate … Read More
Varuna : Varuna is the celestial Vedic god of the sky . He is responsible for maintaining the divine order of the universe . He became the lord of the rivers and oceans, when Indra assumed more importance . In … Read More
Vayu Dev or wind : Vayu is the god of the winds . He is depicted crowned and four-armed and riding on his antelope vahana. In his upper two hands he carries a pennant (right) and club (left). His lower … Read More
Chandra : According to Indian mythology Chandra or Moon, the original Indian God of the Moon is a lovable God as well as a god of love . Pleasing to children as well as elders universally appealing to everyone whatever … Read More
Surya : Surya is Sun or Dinkara , the radiant creator of the day and one of the most important of the celestial Vedic gods . He is the eternal source of food, light, life, well being, and knowledge . … Read More
Indra : Indra , is one of the important gods of the celestial triad of Agni- Indra-Surya. In the Rig Veda he is worshipped as a rain god and appeased as a storm god . He is the son of … Read More
Agni : According to Vedic pantheon, Agni , the god of fire, is a terrestrial deity . He makes up the Vedic triad with Indra and Surya . According to the Vishnu Purana, he is Brahma ‘ s offspring . … Read More
Aditi : Aditi is the mother of celestial God like Surya (Sun), Indra, all others and the Adityas , who are the powerful sky deities . Aditi means free , unlimited and unbounded . In the Rig Veda, she is … Read More