The current idol is carved out of one single stone. This stone is chosen from Kushewada-maati a nearby village. It is said that the stone was used to emit OM-KAR sound which has been heard by many villagers. From that hilly location this stone was brought down to the main village road and a very powerful Shri Dev Vetoba idol was carved. Once the idol was completed on a pious day along with a series of religious offerings and celebrations this idol was brought and placed by the temple priests in the Shri Vetoba's temple sanctum sanctorum as the chief deity of the Parule village.
Shri Dev Vetoba idol is created from one single solid black stone. This holy idol is magnanimous with dimensions of 7ft 6 inches in height with waist ranging to 3ft 6 inches. It is a standing on a strong solid brick, Idol is crowned with SheshNaag, ears with Rudra-Mudrikas(Shiva's' earrings), arms are blessed with snakesized mekhala (Armstrings), right hand holding upright swords has wrist bands and a solid ring. The left hand holds a holy water-placer;sacred thread around neck, stone-based flower garlands around the neck, both thighs have garland of snakes, eyes and mustache are made up of solid silver.
Shri Devi Bhavai temple resides exactly opposite to Vetoba temple. The adjustment of both idols as well as the entrance of the temples are positioned such that it feels as if Vetoba and Bhavai are looking at each other. Apart from these two main worshipped temples, Shri Dev Ravalnath temple resides at south corner of the Panchyatan complex. This temple too has ancient history associated with it. Shri Dev Ravalnath is also worshipped by subcastes that come under the Kudaldeshkar Gaud Brahmins surnames like Samant, Kondkar, Chindarkar, Kushewadkar. Apart from the chief deities temples there are many small temples residing in the Pachyatan complex.
