Our Deities
Hanuman Ji
Embodiment of devotion, strength, courage and selfless service.
Shiv Ji
Deity of transformation, meditation and inner peace.
Radha Krishna
Divine symbols of eternal love, compassion and devotion.
Satyanarayan Ji
The Deity of Truth, invoked through holy vows and prayers to bring harmony and fulfill auspicious desires.
Durga Maa
Divine mother and protector who destroys evil and grants strength.
Bal Hanuman
The youthful form of Hanuman Ji, radiating innocence, boundless energy and divine power.
Ganesha Ji
Remover of obstacles and deity of new beginnings, wisdom and prosperity.
Kal Bhairav
Fierce guardian form of Shiv Ji, protector against evil and deity of time.
Laddu Gopal
The beloved infant form of Krishna, embodying pure joy, innocence and divine grace.
Lakshmi Maa
Avatar of wealth, fortune and abundance, blessing devotees with prosperity and grace.
Navagrah
The nine celestial bodies whose cosmic energies guide destiny, karma and life's journey.
Ram Darbar
The divine court of Shri Ram — an icon of righteousness, dharma and ideal kingship.
Ram Ji
The seventh avatar of deity Vishnu, embodiment of virtue, truth and devotion to dharma.
Sankat Nashan Ganesh
The crisis-destroying form of Ganesha Ji, invoked to remove hardship and bring relief.
Saraswati Maa
Avatar of knowledge, music, arts and learning, guiding seekers toward wisdom and creativity.
Shivling
The sacred aniconic form of Shiv Ji, representing the infinite, formless source of creation.
Surya Narayan
The sun avatar, source of light, life and cosmic energy, worshipped for health and vitality.
Lakshmi Narayan
The divine union of deity Vishnu and Lakshmi Maa, embodying eternal love, abundance and cosmic harmony.