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 Vishnu - S'rî Vishnu is the Krishna Avatar for our universe responsible for providing Lord Brahma the support required to maintain the creation. Lord Vishnu is a celestial being and His appearance is extraordinary and difficult to describe in ordinary physical plane terms. The best compromise is to make extensive use of symbology to force the mind to construct its own image based on a holistic knowledge construct that is created by the interaction of the totality of this esoteric symbology.