सप्तपीठ एवं निधि स्वरूप
SAPTA PEETH & NIDHI SWAROOPS
Shri Gusainji (Shri Vitthalnathji) distributed the divine swaroops of Lord Krishna among his seven sons to carry forth the sacred tradition of Pushtimarg. Each peeth represents an eternal mood (bhav) of devotion.
श्री मथुराधीशजी
Shri Mathuradhish ji
Kota, Rajasthan
Four-armed Lord of Mathura
श्री विठ्ठलनाथजी
Shri Vitthalnath ji
Nathdwara, Rajasthan
Lord with Swaminiji
श्री द्वारकाधीशजी
Shri Dwarkadhish ji
Kankroli, Rajasthan
Lord of Dwarka
श्री गोकुलनाथजी
Shri Gokulnath ji
Gokul, Vraj
Lord of Gokul
श्री गोकुलचंद्रमाजी
Shri Gokulchandrama ji
Kamvan, Rajasthan
The Moon of Gokul
श्री कल्याणरायजी
Shri Kalyanray ji
Vadodara, Gujarat
Lord of Divine Blessings
श्री मदनमोहनजी
Shri Madanmohanji
Kamvan, Rajasthan
Lord playing flute with Gopis
श्रीनाथजी
ShriNath ji
Nathdwara, Rajasthan
The Lord lifting Govardhan Hill
श्री नवनीत प्रियाजी
Shri NavneetPriya ji
Nathdwara, Rajasthan
Baby Krishna with butter
पंचम पीठ • श्रीगोकुलचंद्रमाजी हवेली, कामवन
Pancham Peeth is the fifth of the seven sacred seats established by Shri Gusainji. It is the divine abode of Shri Gokulchandramaji, who was entrusted to Shri Raghunathji, the fifth son of Shri Gusainji.
