Varahi Devi Puja

Goddess Varahi is the consort of Lord Varaha, the third incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and she emerged from his divine form. Goddess Varahi Devi represents the manifestation of Goddess Shakti and is one of the eight Matrikas, or Mother Goddesses. She is often depicted with the face of a boar and possesses eight arms, carrying Sangu, Chakram, Gadhai, Kadgam, Mushalam, Devaragam, Abayavaradam, and Ulakkai. Varahi Devi is revered as the supreme protector of her devotees and symbolizes profound knowledge. Performing Varahi Devi Puja and Homa bestows spiritual elevation, wisdom, and protection from negative influences, the evil eye, ailments, accidents, and the consequences of bad karma.  According to an episode from the Devi Mahatmya, which recounts the slaying of the Demon Raktabija, the Matrikas were created by the warrior Goddess Durga herself to aid in the battle against the Demon Army.  When the Demon Shumbha challenged Goddess Durga to a one-on-one combat, she absorbed the Matrikas back into herself.

Similarly, in the Devi Bhagwat Puran, it is mentioned that the Matrikas, including Varahi, were created by the supreme mother with a pledge to the Gods that these divine beings would come to fight the demons whenever required. In the episode narrating the annihilation of Demon Raktabija, Varahi is portrayed in the form of a boar engaged in combat with the Demons, wielding a tusk while seated upon a corpse.

Goddess Varahi is often depicted as a boar holding a sword and a discus, ready to dispel evil forces whenever the need arises. She is revered as a formidable warrior capable of paralyzing enemies, thwarting wicked forces, and combating evil energies. Her devotees are blessed with name, fame, and elevated social status. Varahi is regarded as a symbol of the profound powers of Sri Vidya, which encompasses knowledge of yogas, rituals, and devotional practices, ultimately leading her devotees towards the path of Sri Vidya. Furthermore, Goddess Varahi represents the New Moon and the radiant aspect of the Mother Goddess.

Benefit of Varahi devi puja

Varahi Devi Puja and Yagya are significant rituals in Hinduism, and they are believed to offer various benefits to devotees who perform them with devotion and sincerity. Here are some of the benefits associated with Varahi Devi Puja and Yagya:

• Protection from Negative Forces: One of the primary benefits of worshiping Varahi Devi is protection from negative energies, evil forces, and adversities. Devotees seek her blessings to shield themselves from harm and obstacles.
• Spiritual Growth: Varahi Devi is associated with wisdom and knowledge. Performing her Puja and Yagya can lead to spiritual growth, inner transformation, and a deeper connection with the divine.
• Relief from Negativity: Worshippers turn to Varahi Devi to seek relief from negativity, the evil eye, and malevolent influences. Her grace is believed to dispel negative energies and bring positivity into one’s life.
• Health and Well-being: Devotees pray to Varahi Devi for good health, healing, and overall well-being. Her blessings are sought to overcome illnesses and accidents.
• Obstacle Removal: Varahi Devi is often invoked to remove obstacles and hindrances in one’s life, whether they are related to personal or professional matters.
• Material Prosperity: Along with spiritual benefits, Varahi Devi is believed to bestow material comforts, success, and prosperity on her devotees.
• Karma Mitigation: Some believe that Varahi Devi’s grace can help mitigate the effects of bad karma and lead to a more positive and harmonious life.
• Inner Strength: Devotees seek Varahi Devi’s blessings to gain inner strength and resilience, enabling them to face life’s challenges with courage and determination.
• Divine Guidance: Through Puja and Yagya, devotees establish a deeper connection with Varahi Devi and may receive divine guidance in their lives.
• Elevation in Society: Varahi Devi is associated with high status and prestige. Her worshipers may experience an elevation in their social standing and reputation.
• Sri Vidya Knowledge: Varahi Devi is considered a symbol of the profound powers of Sri Vidya, which encompasses knowledge of yogas, rituals, and devotional services. Worshiping her can lead devotees closer to the path of Sri Vidya.
• Alignment with Lunar Phases: Varahi Devi represents the New Moon, and her worship is believed to align devotees with the positive energies associated with this lunar phase.

Varahi devi Puja Online can be done:

1. varahi devi Puja  With- 11000 chants INR: 11,500  priests: 4 Day 1
2. varahi devi Puja with – 21000 chants INR: 19,500  priests: 4 Day 2
3. varahi devi Puja  with– 51000 chants INR: 31,000  priests: 11 Day 1
4. varahi devi  Puja with – 125000 chants INR: 47,000  priests: 17 Day 1

Varahi devi  Puja Service include

Swasti Vachan, Shanti Path, Sankalp, Ganesh Sthapan, Kalash Sthapan, Goddess Varahi Sthapan, Navgrah Sthapan, Brahma Sthapan, Agni Sthapan, Invocation of all Gods and Goddesses, Navgrah Mantra Japa , Punyaha Vachan Kalash, Chhetrapal Mandal Pujan, Chatushashti Yogini Pujan, Recitation of Varahi Devi Mantra for 51,000 times, Recitation of Varahi Devi Anugrah Ashtakam, Recitation of Devi Suktam Path, Recitation of Manyu Suktam Path, Asht Maatrika Puja, Homam with Honey, Ghee, Sugar, Til, Ashtagandh, Sandalwood powder, Navgrah Samidha and then Purnahuti, Aarti and Prasad to Brahmin

Please provide your Full name, DOB, Time and Place of Birth, and Puja Sankalp. You may also include names of your family members and near and dear ones in the Puja. You can use Skype to take Sankalp or see the Priest taking Sankalp on your behalf. For More Details Email Us or Contacts Us:- +918369513699 Get Live Streaming of the Puja.

A short video of Sankalp being taken, along with Puja Photographs, Prasad and Puja Tokri will be sent after successful completion of the Puja. Puja will be held on an auspicious day and will be completed with all the required Vedic rituals. You will also be provided with the contact number of Punditji to speak with him or to listen to Sankalp being taken during the Puja.