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Lord Shiva

According to Sanatana Dharma, Shiva is one of the Lords among the Hindi Trinity. Shankar Bhagavan is the Destroyer among the Trimurti Brhama Vishnu and Mahesh. It is his responsibility to destroy all the evil and bad prevailing in the universe. He dissolves the existing and paves the way for its regeneration.

Lord Shree Ganesha

Let’s dive into the details of the elephant-faced god who is the favorite of all and is denoted as Hindu God Ganpati Bappa

Lord Shree Hanuman

This path has led all in the right direction even the mightiest Lord Bajrangbali Hanuman is said to regain his path in life through his devotion to Lord Ram

Lord Shri Krishna

Krishna is the eighth Avatar or incarnation of Bhagavan Shri Hari Vishnu a major deity who is said to be self-aware since his birth.

Lord Shri Ram

One of the most popular Hindu deities, Bhagwan Rama, is the personification of morality and valour, qualities that are uncommon in the Bhakti Marg. Ramachandra was the seventh avatar of Bhagwan Vishnu.

Shri Shirdi Sai Baba

A way of life preached by numerous Saints and Religious Philosophers. One such renowned name would be Sai Baba

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