The presiding forms of the Divine consecrated at the Math, worshipped daily through unbroken tradition since the days of P.P. Shreemad Narayana Teertha Shreepad Vader Swamiji.
Enshrined in the sanctum of Veer Vittal Mandir, the sacred Chara-Pratishtha (movable installation) idols of Lord Shree Veer Vittal and Lord Shree Rama stand as the true spiritual core and presiding forms of the Math. Hands akimbo upon the sacred brick, they gaze eternally upon their devotees. Established by P.P. Shreemad Narayana Teerth Shreepad Vader Swamiji and personally worshipped through the unbroken lineage of Peethadhipatis for centuries, they remain the beloved witnesses to every mantra chanted, every lamp lit, and every seva rendered in this holy space.
Twelve sacred forms consecrated within the Math's precincts — each honoured in the daily worship cycle.
The sacred idol of Lord Shree Rama was presented to P.P. Shreemad Narayana Teerth Shreepad Vader Swamiji at the time of their sannyasa deeksha by P.P. Shreemad Ramachandra Teerth, the 10th Mathadipati of Shree Palimaru Math. This divine gift marked the commencement of the Math's spiritual journey.
The Panchadhatu (five-metal) idol of Lord Veer Vittal was discovered approximately 500 years ago by P.P. Shreemad Jeevottam Teerth Shreepad Vader Swamiji at Damodar Kund during their Gandaki Yatra. Recognized as a principal deity, the idol was selected by P.P. Swamiji for their personal daily worship and ceremoniously placed at the main Math. This sacred tradition has continued unhindered, with successive Peethadhish Swamijis personally performing the daily puja of Lord Veer Vittal to this day.
Shree Vasudev is worshipped as the divine source from whom all avataras proceed. His consecrated form at the Math is honoured in the daily archana as the Purna manifestation of Shree Vishnu.
Crafted in silver, this Ram Dev pratima is a treasured murti of the Math Samsthan
This resplendent form of Shree Veer Vittala wears the gold kavacha (armour), symbolising divine protection and valour.
Shree Venkatesh, enshrined in a silver pratima, represents the Lord of the Seven Hills worshipped with deep devotion by the GSB community.His presence at the Math connects Partagali to the sacred traditions.
The great Rishi Krishna Dvaipayana — compiler of the Vedas, author of the Mahabharata and the Brahma Sutras — is honoured as the Adi Guru of the Dvaita-Vaishnava sampradaya at the Math.
Shree Hayagreev, the horse-faced avatara of Shree Vishnu, is worshipped as the divine patron of learning and shastra. His pratima at the Math blesses students, scholars and all who seek the light of true knowledge.
Akhanda Shree Veer Vittal represents the unbroken, ever-present grace of the Lord at Partagali Math. This sacred pratima is honoured as the witness of continuous worship carried through the lineage of Peethadhipatis.
A second consecrated form of Shree Hayagreev at the Math, worshipped for the preservation and transmission of Vedic wisdom.
Shree Lakshmi Narayan, worshipped together as the divine couple, embodies prosperity, grace and the fullness of Vaishnava devotion.
This form of Sri Ram Dev is specially worshipped during the Ratri Pooja — the evening arati and puja that closes each day at the Math. The pratima holds a place of deep reverence in the unbroken cycle of daily worship at Partagali. Shishya Swamiji usually take this pratima with them during their sanchara while their Guru Swamiji worships deities mentioned above.
