7 Hills Store Varahi Devi Photo - Varahi Amman Photo with Wall Hanger Frame- Large Size Frame (8 Inch X 12 Inch)

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Chant the Varahi mantras and recite the shlokas for 3, 21, or 108 times. You can use a rosary mala to keep a count of your chant/recital.

Varahi Amman is one of the Matrikas, a group of seven or eight mother goddesses in Hindu mythology, who are considered the divine embodiments of various energies and aspects of the supreme Shakti. Ashta Matrika Varahi: She is the leader of the Ashta Matrikas (eight mother-goddesses) and is worshipped for protection and removing obstacles.

Draw a small kolam in the centre using either a stencil or hand. You may also apply vermillion or turmeric to the kolam. Varahi Devi is a Hindu goddess, who is considered to be one of the Matrikas, a group of goddesses who are said to embody the different energies of the universe. She is also associated with the Hindu goddess Durga, and is often considered to be one of her forms.

Vaishnavi: Vaishnavi is the consort of Lord Vishnu and represents the nurturing and protective aspect of the divine feminine. She is often depicted with four arms, holding various weapons and symbols of Lord Vishnu.is depicted as standing, seated or dancing and wears the Karanda Mukuta (a conical crown). She is also portrayed as having There are several temples in India and other parts of the world that are dedicated to the worship of Lord Varahi Amman. Some of the most famous temples include: Varahi by Dr Haripriya Rangarajan at the National Museum Symposium: The Return of the Yogini, New Delhi, October 2013. A 9th-century Varahi temple exists at Chaurasi about 14km from Konark, Orissa, where Varahi is installed as Matysa Varahi and is worshipped by Tantric rites. [10] [28] In Varanasi, Varahi is worshipped as Patala Bhairavi. In Chennai, there is a Varahi temple in Mylapore, while a larger temple is being built near Vedanthangal. [25] Ashadha Navaratri, in the Hindu month of Ashadha (June/July), is celebrated as a nine-day festival in honour of Varahi at the Varahi shrine at Brihadeeswarar temple (a Shaiva temple), Thanjavur. The goddess is decorated with different types of alankarams (ornaments) every day, during festivals while full moon days are also considered auspicious. [14] An ancient temple of the goddess is also found at Uthirakosamangai. [29] Ashta-Varahi temple with eight forms of Varahi is situated in Salamedu near Villupuram. [30] Nepal