Benefits of Worshipping Goddess Varahi And Its Mantra

Goddess Vaarahi is one of the Saptamatrikas (the seven female goddesses). She has a head of a sow and represents the power of Varaha, the third avatar of Vishnu.

Varahi is the commander-in-chief of the army of Devi Lalitha Tripura Sundari, the supreme Goddess of Hinduism. She holds a staff in one of her hands and gets the name ‘Dandini’ because of this.

Amongst the Saptamatrikas, Varahi is seated fifth and is also known as ‘Panchami,’ the fifth one.

The Devotees belonging to the three important Hindu sects, Saivism, Vaishnavism, and Sakta, worship Varahi.

Legends of Varahi

There are several legends associated with Varahi. The Goddess is the commander-in-chief of Goddess Lalitha Tripura Sundari’s Army and an important companion of her along with Mathangi. She guards the Goddess, and one can receive the wholesome blessings of Devi Lalitha only if he has worshipped Varahi.

Varahi played a significant role in several combats of Devi Lalitha with the Asuras. Several Puranas praised her bravery during Devi Lalitha’s war with Shumbha-Nishumbha, Bandasura, and Rakthabeej, the three powerful demons killed by Devi Lalitha. Varahi killed several generals and relatives of the three asuras during the war.

Varahi is also known to be representing the Sakthi (power) of Varaha, an avatar of Maha Vishnu. Some also believe Varahi represents the power of Bhairava, a fierce form of Shiva.

The Appearance of Goddess Varahi

Varahi features a dark complexion and features eight hands carrying several weapons. As she is the commander-in-chief of the army of Goddess Lalitha Tripura Sundari, she possesses several weapons with her. Varahi holds Sankha (Conch), Chakra (Discuss), Dhanda (Staff), Noose, Gada (Mace), Sword, Shield, and Goad.

She uses Lion, eagle, or preta (corpse) as her mount. Some accounts depict her with a blue complexion.

Benefits of Varahi Worship

Eradication of the “evil eyes” cast upon you by others.
Shields from the dangers emanating from evil spirits.
Varahi protects her devotees from black magic and unethical occult practices.
Varahi worship offers protection against mishaps like accidents.
It Boosts your goodwill and recognition.
It increases fame and makes your words count.
Invoking Varahi frees you from fear and self-doubt
She blesses the devotees with courage and confidence.
Shields devotees from diseases and sickness.
It helps to manage enemies and emerge successfully.
Her worship bestows happiness and prosperity.
Varahi blesses her devotees with knowledge and wisdom.

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.

Once the puja is over, perform the Deepa Aradhana. Praying to Varahi for one mandala (48 days) is believed to bestow her choicest blessings upon you and help you realize your genuine wishes.

Varahi Moola Mantra

Varahi Moola Mantra is ideal for reciting 3 or 21 or 108 times in a day.

Om Aim Hreem Shreem

Aim Gloum Aim

Namo Bhagavathi

Varthali Varthali

Varahi Varahi

Varahamuki Varahamuki

Anthe Anthini Namaha

Runthe Runthini Namaha

Jambe Jambini Namaha

Mohe Mohini Namaha

Sthambe Sthambini Namaha

Sarvadusta Pradustanaam Sarvesaam

Sarva Vaak Sidha Sakchur

Mukagathi Jihwa

Stambanam kuru Kuru

Seegram Vasyam

Aim Gloum

Taha, iTaha, thaha, Thaha

Hum Astraya phat Swaha ||

Ithi Sri Maha Varahi Moola Mantra ||



Temples of Varahi

Varahi Temple, Chaurasi Orissa
Varahi Temple, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Varahi Temple, Tanjavur, Tamil Nadu (Inside the Brahadeeswara Temple Complex)
Varahi Temple, Uthirakosamangai, Tamil Nadu
Ashta-Varahi temple (eight forms of Varahi), Salamedu near Villupuram, Tamil Nadu
Varahi Temple, Sozhinganallur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
Varahi Temple, Phewa Lake, Nepal.Varahi Mantras and Shlokas

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