Shiva Nataraja
Lord of the Dance, sends pulsating waves of awakening sound through matter, thereby seducing it to life from lethargy. And matter dances, appearing round about him as an aureole of fiery emanations. Dancing, he creates and sustains the manifold phenomena of the universe; dancing he destroys by fire all forms and name and gives new rest.

The dancer of creation, lord of joy and sorrow, Nataraj's dance symbolizes life's ebb and flow and the intricate balance between form and void. Surrounded by a whirling flame of cosmic energy, Nataraj stands upon the demon of spiritual ignorance.

The creator is seen as the 'unmoved mover' behind events in the cosmos, the still point round which everything must turn, simply because it holds its peace, encompassing both movement and perfect immobility. Rhythmic sound, in cosmogonic myths, is at the root of all creation; and the gods are -or God is -the formulated power through which the life-force manifests itself. Truth, being beyond sound and rhythm, is the invisible divine center round which all creation dances.

Wall Ganesha
As he is most commonly called is the most worshipped God in India, Though he may not be the most popular. Ganesha holds a unique position in the religious culture of India, a position that has no other parallel in any other religion. Any ceremony, ritual, puja, or any new undertaking has to begin with invoking the power of Ganapati first, otherwise it is regarded as futile. Hence he is worshipped almost constantly round the clock. The philosophical description about the form of Ganesha are the beautiful messages for the Today's world. Lord Ganesha's BIG HEAD inspires us to think big and think profitably; the NARROW EYES point to deep concentration needed to finish tasks in hand well and quickly; the LONG NOSE tells us to poke around inquisitively to learn more and the SMALL MOUTH reminds us to speak less and listen more.

Lord Krishna with Flute
The supreme incarnation of Vishnu, Krishna is the God supposed to be the most popular in contemporary Hinduism. He is certainly the best known abroad because of the Krishna conciousness movement, better known as Hare Krishnas.

His name literally means "Black". His name describes the hue of his skin, dark at night. His skin is described as deep blue, is explained as the result of venomous snakebite with a poison flooding his system and turning the skin the characteristic blue.

Buddha Avataar
Buddha Avataar- Reaction, Assimilation, and Reinvention in the great Tradition. It is well known that the Buddha is one of the avatars of Vishnu. His dignified hearing, his high intellectual endowments, his penetrating glance, his oratorical power, his firmness of convictions, his gentleness, kindness and liberality, and the attractiveness of character all testify to his greatness.

Among the world religious teachers Buddha alone has the glory of having rightly judged the intrinsic greatness of man's capacity to work out his salvation without extraneous aid. The worth of a truly great man consists in his raising the worth of all mankind, who is better entitled to be called truly great than the Blessed One.

In him were united the truest princely qualities with the intelligence of a sage and the passionate devotion of a martyr. Though born of an aristocratic and ruling class, the Buddha lived the life of an ordinary man, discarding the narrow distinctions of caste, rank and wealth.