Lord Shiva is a principal deity of Hinduism and is widely worshipped throughout India and the world. He is associated with the paradoxical motifs of destruction abd regeneration. As per ancient Vedas, Lord Shiva is considered as the father of the complete universe. While his wife Goddess Parvathi is looked up as the mother of the universe. Therefore, together, they are considered as universal parents. The divine family of Lord Shiva, popularly known as Shiv Parivar, comprises of his wife Goddess Parvati, the two sons Lord Kartik and Lord Ganesha and Nandi, the celestial vehicle of Lord Shiva. Shiva Parivar Puja is performed in reverence t Lord Shiva and his family. Shiv Parivar is regarded as a symbol of peace, harmony and a happy family. It is beleived that praying to Lord Shiva in this form protects devotees from difficult situations and the devotee is blessed with family bliss and peace in life. Maha Shivratri is another major festival that is observed to worship Lord Shiva and seek his divine blessings.

Goddess Modheshwari is Kuldevi – chief deity of Modh community. Goddess was worshiped by great saint Matanga Mooni so is called Matangi Modheshwari also. Modheshwari mata is an aspect of the devi Parvati or. Durga. She is the clan deity of the Modh community of. Gujarat.

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Laxmi Narayan is the divine and inseparable pair of Lord Vishnu & Goddess Laxmi. Lord Narayana, also known as Vishnu, is one of the supreme gods of the Hindu panthcons. He is the god of protection and sustenance of the universe. Goddess Laxmi or Mahalaxmi is his divine wife. She is the Goddess of wealth, fortune and prosperity. Even though Lord Vishnu is beleived to sustain the entire earth, his "Shakti" or strength lies in Goddess Laxmi. Without the suspicious presence of Goddess Laxmi, he is poweless and so he is invoked with the name Laxmi - Narayana. Thus, the term "Laxmi Narayana" denotes the single divinity of Narayana with Laxmi and can be inferred as Laxmi's Narayan. Laxmi Narayan worship is a very popular form of puja and is performed during several auspicious occasions. It is performed for getting peace, happiness and bonding in one's home as well as success and prosperity in a business or place of work too.

Hanuman is a Hindu god whose shape is half-monkey, half-human. He is the most devoted follower of Prince Rama, so he features a lot in the Ramayana as well as lots of other traditional Hindu stories and artworks. Hanuman has special powers and qualities that he uses to help Rama rescue his wife Sita.

Radha-Krishna ( Sanskrit: राधा कृष्ण ) is the combined form of the Hindu god Krishna with his chief consort and shakti Radha. They are regarded as the feminine as well as the masculine realities of God, in several Krishnaite traditions of Vaishnavism. She is the goddess of love, tenderness, compassion, and devotion.

Durga is believed to unleash her divine wrath against the wicked for the liberation of the oppressed, and entails destruction to empower creation. Durga is seen as a motherly figure and often depicted as a beautiful woman, riding a lion or tiger, with many arms each carrying a weapon and often defeating demons.

The Ram Darbar depicts the most cherished figures of Hinduism, Lord Lakshman, Lord Hanuman and the ever-faithful Goddess Sita. They represent the perfect union of soul and life purpose. In addition, the Ram Darbar shows Laxman as an ideal companion and Lord Hanuman as the perfect devotee.

To most Vaishnava Hindus, particularly the Krishnaites, Jagannath is an abstract representation of Krishna, or Vishnu, sometimes as the avatar of Krishna or Vishnu. To some Shaiva and Shakta Hindus, he is a symmetry-filled tantric form of Bhairava, a fierce manifestation of Shiva associated with annihilation.

Lord Jhulay Laal, meaning "The Lord of the Swing" is the prime deity (Ishta Dev) of the Sindhi community of India & Pakistan. He is believed to have been born during the 10th century A.D. in the province of Sindh (erstwhile known as the land of seven rivers). As per legends, the oppressesd Hindus tired of the atrocities of the then Turkish ruler prayed to Lord Varuna (lord of the river) incessantly for 40 days; thereby prompting Lord Jhulay Laal to commerce as the incarnations of Lord Varuna to save the Sindh dwellers and bestow peace to them. Even today, Jhulay Laal comtinues to be the unifying force & the centre of all cultural activities of the Sindhi community. When Sindhu men venture out to sea, womenfolk pray to him for their safe return by offering a traditional Sindhi offering. Folks in Sindhi community greet each other with the phrase, "Jhulay Laal Bera Hee Paar" (meaning Jhulay Laal will resolve all problems), thus signifying their immense faith and adoration for their community deity, Jhulay Laal. Jhulay Laal Jayanti (birthday of Jhulay Laal) is celebrated in the Hindu month of Chaitra & is also commemorated as the Sindhi New Year.