Bhagwãn Swaminarayan is the transcendental, divine Godhead Himself.

He was the first spiritual successor of Bhagwãn Swaminarayan.

Bhagwãn Swaminarayan was known by the name of ‘Ghanshyaam’ in His childhood.

This is another name for Bhagwãn Swaminarayan.

This sacred image (murti) is made from five pure metals: 1) Gold, 2) Silver, 3) Copper, 4) Iron, and 5) Lead.

Shri Krishna is the incarnation of Vishnu, who graced the world about 5,000 years ago.

His closest devotee is Radhã.

Lord Swaminarayan, known as Neelkanth Varni in His teenage years, left home at the tender age of eleven and embarked upon a pilgrimage of India to redeem humanity

He was the second successor of Bhagwãn Swaminarayan.

He was the third successor of Bhagwãn Swaminarayan.

He established the present organization known as the Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) in the year 1907.

He was the fourth successor of Bhagwãn Swaminarayan.

He focused on children and youth development activities and also promoted spirituality and service to society.

He is the fifth successor of Bhagwãn Swaminarayan and the present Guru.

He is the inspirer of the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Bartlett, Chicago, IL.

Shri Rãm is the incarnation of Vishnu and the divine hero of the Rãmãyana scripture.

Sitã, wife, queen, and devotee of Shri Rãm, teaches fidelity, true love, ‘motherness’, faith, and other virtues of the ideal wife and devotee.

He was the leader of Shri Rãm’s army created to defeat Rãvana and rescue Sitã.

Maheshwar (Shiv) fulfills the destroyer aspect of the divine Trinity. Brahma is the creator and Vishnu is the sustainer.

Uma (Pãrvati) is the perfect devotee of Shiv and is represented as his inseparable consort.

Ganesh is the elephant-headed son of Shiv and Pãrvati, who is highly adored in Hinduism.