To get victory over enemies, Worship goddess Varaha on Varaha Jayanti
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Purpose :
In Hindu mythology, it is believed that worshiping Lord Varaha brings immense wealth, health, and happiness to the devotees. The incarnation of Lord Vishnu had conquered all evils in the form of half-human and half boar and defeated Hiranyakashipu and Hiranyaksha. Therefore, on this day devotees worship Lord Varaha and pray to get rid of all evils from their lives.
Key Puja Insights
The festival of Varaha Jayanti is performed to celebrate the birth of the third incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The deity was reborn as a boar to save the world from evil. The purpose of his rebirth was to restore religion to the earth and to protect innocent people from various evil forces like demons and evils. According to the Hindu calendar, Varaha Jayanti is celebrated on Tritiya Tithi of Shukla Paksha of Bhadrapada month. In the year 2021, Varaha Jayanti arrived on 9th September.
Benefits of puja
Following are the significant benefits of performing Varaha Jayanti:-
- It eradicates all the bad things that are coming in the devotee’s way
- Offering things to the needy on Varaha Jayanti helps in obtaining the blessings of Lord Vishnu.
- Worshiping Lord Varaha on the occasion of Varaha Jayanti helps to get rid of the negative effects of evil energies
- Worshiping Lord Varaha on Varaha Jayanti gets rid of all evils from life.
- Lord Varaha offers power to attain victory over enemies
What's Included
The festival of Varaha Jayanti is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm in different parts of India. In Mathura, there is a very old temple of Lord Varaha where the celebration takes place on a grand level.
There is another well-known temple called Bhu Varaha Swamy temple located in Tirumala that is famous for the celebration of Varaha Jayanti. On the eve of this festival, the idol of the deity is worshiped by bathing it with coconut water, milk, honey, butter, and ghee. A grand prayer is offered to Lord Varaha to seek protection from evil forces.
Important Facts
According to the Puranas, Diti gave birth to two highly powerful demons named Hiranyakashipu and Hiranyaksha. Both of them grew up as big and powerful demons and began to perform intense worship to please Lord Brahma. As a reward, they asked for unlimited powers so that no one could defeat them. Lord Brahma granted a wish thereafter which they started harassing people to gain recognition in all the three worlds. Once both of them conquered the three worlds and then they put their eyes on the kingdom of Lord Varuna, known as 'Vibhari Nagari'. Varun Dev told him that Lord Vishnu is the protector and creator of this universe and you cannot defeat him. Furious with his words, Hiranyaksha went in search of the deity to defeat him.
Meanwhile, it was known to Devrishi Narad that Lord Vishnu was reborn as Lord Varaha to eliminate all kinds of evils. Hiranyaksha and Hiranyakashipu saw the deity holding the earth with his teeth. When they saw Lord Vishnu, he started insulting them. Then Lord Vishnu defeated Hiranyaksha and killed him. Since that time, it is believed that worshiping Lord Varaha and fasting on Varaha Jayanti provides the observers with good fortune and eliminates all the bad things that are coming their way.
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