Shri Vishnu Varaha Incarnation

Varaha : Third Incarnation of Lord Vishnu



The summary of the story of Varaha Avatar begins with the description of

the present era,Kaliyuga, and the belief that only 5,000 years are left

until the end of this golden age. To know more about Hindu mythology

and save themselves from rebirth in the age of inhumanity, people are

diving into the stories.


Why Did Lord Vishnu Take Varaha Avatar?


According to the legends of Hindu scriptures, the demon Hiranyaksha

was responsible for sinking the earth planet to the ocean floor.To save it,

Lord vishun assumed the appearance of a wild boar (Varaha Avatar). It

is believed that the fight lasted for a millennium,which is a thousand

whole years.The Varaha Avatar then used his tusks to slay the demon

 and bring the Earth up out of the depths of the ocean. The Varaha

 Avatar is typically represented in its animal form or sometimes with the

 body of a man and the head of a boar, making it a hybrid incarnation.

He is often represented as a mighty boar who holds afloat the earth with

 one of his tusks.The hybrid half-animal-half-human incarnation of his is

shown bearing the weight of Bhuma Devi on his leg.In the Satya Yuga,

Lord Vishnu assumed the form of Varaha to rescue Earth from the

clutches of the Asuras and restore Dharma. He took the form of a boar

 to protect Prithvi, which refers to the earth.The Varaha Avatar gets its

name from the Sanskrit term for "boar" or "wild boar"

(Devanagari:,varha). In the Rig-Veda, "Varaha" is translated as "wild

 boar."


Symbolism And Teaching Of Varaha Incarnation


The third avatar of Lord Vishnu, popularly known as Varaha, the boar is
widely portrayed as half-man and half-animal. This fierce incarnation is
usually seen supporting the weight of the world on his one mighty tusk.
This avatar of Lord Vishnu is believed to be a symbol of sacrifice. The
story shows the bringing of peace amidst the chaos. It shows the
triumph of good over evil as Hiranyaksha is defeated.
Several temples in the Northeastern part of India worship Lord Varaha
during Varaha Jayanti. Varaha Jayanti falls on the third day of the
Bhadrapada month of the Hindu calendar.


Also Read :- First Incarnation of  Shri Vishnu

              Conclusion
The Varaha avatar of Lord Vishnu holds immense significance in Hindu
mythology. This boar incarnation is believed to have come to Earth to
rescue the planet from the depths of the cosmic ocean.
Through this avatar, Lord Vishnu demonstrates his unwavering
commitment to protecting the universe and upholding righteousness.
The story of Varaha serves as a reminder of the triumph of good over
evil and the ultimate victory of divine forces. This avatar continues to
inspire devotees and serves as a timeless symbol of divine intervention
and salvation

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