S'rî Sukta - God appears in the form of S'rî Vishnu to uphold and protect the world. All action by Lord Vishnu is performed by His S'akti Lakshmî. She is the mother aspect of creation and the nourisher of the three worlds. Her description appears in the S'rî Sukta, where she is glorified. In reality, there is no difference between Lord Vishnu (the one who holds the power of action) and Lakshmî (His S'akti who actually performs the action). Lakshmî is then the presiding deity of all Divine manifestation.

S'rî Brahma - S'rî Brahma symbolizes the aspect of the Supreme Reality that brings forth the creation, and is the Creator of the universe. His divine consort is Saraswati, the Goddess of learning and knowledge, symbolizing the reality that the universe is nothing but a knowledge construct.

Brahma is usually conceived of mythically as a bearded, four-faced, four-armed deity. In popular Vedic images, He carries a lotus in the upper right hand (symbolic of bestowing grace), a book (the Vedas) in the upper left hand, a kamandalu (water pot) in the lower left hand, and a rosary in His lower right hand.