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Varaha Jayanti 2027

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Varaha Jayanti
Varaha Jayanti marks Vishnu's third descent — a boar who dove into the cosmic ocean, fought the asura Hiranyaksha for a thousand years, and hoisted the drowned earth-goddess Bhudevi out on a single tusk. Observed on Bhadrapada Shukla Tritiya, a day before Ganesh Chaturthi.
Varaha Jayanti 2027 falls on 3rd September 2027.
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Upcoming Dates For Varaha Jayanti
3rd Sept 2027
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The Vishnu Purana reads Varaha's body as a walking sacrifice. His tusks are the yajna stakes, his teeth the offerings, his mouth the altar, his mane the Vedic hymns — the boar is yajna in motion, lifting the earth back into ritual order. Scriptures count three Varahas — Nila, Adi and Shweta — and the present cosmic age is named the Shweta Varaha Kalpa after the third. The oldest great image of this avatar still stands at Udayagiri in Madhya Pradesh: a Gupta-era panel from the 5th century, carved into Cave 5, showing a colossal boar-headed Vishnu with the goddess Bhudevi seated on his shoulder, clutching his right tusk. Britannica notes the story echoes an older creation legend in which Brahma himself took boar form to raise the earth from the primeval waters.
PRARTHANA FOR VARAHA JAYANTI
Adi Varaha Stotram
1. Adi Varaha Stotram
Varaha Mantra
2. Varaha Mantra
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