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...[worship]] is very old, there has been a lot of synthetic development in [[Vaishnava]] traditions in the past millennium in every dimension, [[Vedanta]], [[Bhak ...xts expound the [[Mantra Sastra]] underlying [[Vaishnava]] and the various Vaishnava [[mantra vidyas]].

...has primary and secondary beejas, represented by the main and associate [[deities]] respectively. ...major Puranic deities are combinations of the qualities of multiple Vedic deities.

...ya, derives from primary beejas and for this reason, in Madhva School of [[Vaishnava]], Anjaneya is the most important deity immediately after Vishnu. Lalita, B ...h Mantra Sastra are kind of obscure and only people who study and practice Vaishnava to a good depth will trace their links/[[origins]]. This is the reason why

...he origin of this tradition has been described in various scriptures, both Vaishnava and others. Usually in India, when saints were considered avatars, they wer [[Category: Vaishnava Deities]]

...cond is that these beejas are “krura” and for that reason, the presiding [[deities]] of [[Mantra vidyas]] containing these beejas are usually terrible forms. ...]], Mrutyunjaya Pasupata etc), [[Sakta]] (Tarakamba, Tara traya etc) and [[Vaishnava]] (Para is one of the five forms in which [[Vishnu]] is worshiped).

...s, resolving any legal problems and to gain peace and harmony. The other [[deities]] present here are Sri Vinayagar, Sri Dhakshinamurthy, Sri Maha [[Vishnu]], ...are feast to watch. Though this is a [[Shiva]] temple, the sculptures of [[Vaishnava]] concepts are given equal importance here. The entire walls of Raja Gopura

...e functions of divine, and in [[Saiva]]-[[Sakta]] parlance the presiding [[deities]] for these are Brahma, [[Vishnu]], Rudra, Isvara and Sadasiva. Here Sadasi ...rm of Isvara – described as Siva in [[Saiva]]-[[Sakta]] and as Vishnu in [[Vaishnava]].

...ich most Sikhs revere God is Satnam, which was first used by [[Vaishnavism|Vaishnava]] [[Ramanuja|Saint Ramanuja]] in his ''Satanaama [[Stotra]].'' [[Sikhism]] ...otee of God. Almost all of them has been written in Guru Granth Sahib by [[Vaishnava]] saints. Sant Kabir had said that Guru Nanak and his followers were follo

...but the Sri Kovil ( Sanctum Sanctorum), flag-staff and all the support - [[deities]] remained unaffected. The fire gutted the entire surroundings. The *Sri Ko ...aivadyam' (white offering i.e. of cooked rice) ; simultaneously, the sub-[[deities]] in the temple are attended to by associate priests. `Ganapathy [[homa]]'

...nava]], [[Sakta]], [[Ganapatya]], [[Saura]] and [[Kaumara]], which treat [[deities]] Siva, [[Vishnu]], Sakti-the mother Goddess, Ganapathi, [[Surya]] and Kuma

...ism when it is called Sarva-[[devata]] Svarupini ("''Universal Form of All Deities''.")]] ...ne Mother as the Supreme Being respectively or considering all [[Hindu]] [[deities]] as aspects of the Supreme Being or Brahm.<ref>See [[Advaita]], or imperso

...[[Sri Krishna]] and Sri Bhoothanatha, are considered as the accompanying [[deities]] of lord Rajarajeswara. ...and spiritual well being. Signifying this combination of the Shaiva and [[Vaishnava]] aspects in the shrine, twice a year, during Shivaratri and Vishnu, the Ut

...igumpha inscription also reveals that he repaired the temples of all the [[deities]].<ref>It means "Sava devayatana sanakara karako."</ref><ref> P. 144 ''Proc ...Jain family is said to be the uplifter of four doctrines (Jain, Shaiva, [[Vaishnava]], and [[Bauddha]].) He even built 21 temples to merit his ancestors up to

...along with Lord Kāmeswara, is worshiped there by lakhs of Her attendant [[deities]]. She is called Kāmakalā, the manifestation of desire due to the desire ...male forms or [[deities]] from feet to head upwards and female forms or [[deities]] from head to feet downwards. Also, the Mother’s feet are said to be the

...ther Vasudeva and the simple devotee Shrutadeva of Mithila, to celestial [[deities]] like [[Indra]] and Brahma—take great pains to announce that Krishna is ...firm faith and devotion. In the medieval [[bhakti]] period, a number of [[Vaishnava]] saints—like Haridas, the great musician, and Surdas, the celebrated poe

...han Gods: "Hermits, [[ascetics]], Brahmanas, the crowds of the Vaimanika [[deities]], the lunar mansions, and the Daityas form the first and lowest rank of th ...accused together with his sons of having wrecked havoc on the earth. The [[Vaishnava]] version to this story is that because [[Bhudevi]] (i.e., [[Prithvi|Earth]

...temples, as also the Saptamatrika group, Chandesa and other ''parivara'' [[deities]].’<ref>K R Srinivasan, Temples of South India (New Delhi: National Book ...cow of plenty) and the “wish-yielding tree”, guards [[Indra]] and other [[deities]], is holy, and has eyes that are cool with compassion and lips that are sc

...popularly called the [[Dasa]] literature, shaped by the followers of the [[Vaishnava]] tradition. ...uator and the inner-dweller yourself. O Gopala Vitthala! the Lord of the [[Deities]], only the learned know you and others do not. You yourself are the all-pe

...the presence of the attributes and distinctive characteristics of these [[deities]] and elements—all in one person. ...leventh Rudra. [[Madhvacharya]], the founder of the [[Dvaita]] school of [[Vaishnava]] philosophy, called himself the incarnation of Hanuman. ‘His [Hanuman’

...edge. literary or scientific in which he was not proficient. Of the many [[deities]] he sang about, Devanatha of Tiruvaheendrapuram is the ONLY ONE who has be ...tha Sthuthi on Lord Vijayaraghava at Tirupputkuzhi. He also composed Sri [[Vaishnava]] Dinasari, Panniru Naamam, Tiruchchinna Maalai; In Manipravala: Sampradaay