||Om Namo Bhagavathe
Vasudevaya||
Chapter – 76 – The legend
of Lord Krishna – The legend of Varaha
Namo Namasthe Akhila Manthra Devatha Dhravyaya Sarvakrathave
Kriyathmane | Vairagya Bhakthyathma Jayanu Bhavithajjanaya
Vidhyagurave Namo Nama: ||
The Varaha carried Mother
Earth on its sharp protruding teeth was blocked by a demon Hiranyaksha. The
Varaha rip opened the demon with its sharp teeth, like lion attacks the
elephant. The Varaha placed the Mother
Earth on its protruding teeth and majestically stood before the deities and
Rishis. They eulogized the supreme Lord
Vishnu who has assumed the form of Yajjavaraha.
Rishis eulogized the
supreme Lord Yajja Varaha “ Oh! Bhagavan, who symbolizes the Veda, all-pervasive, Oh! Sookarathma, it is difficult to understand your incarnation as
Varaha, the projecting bodily hairs, skin, ears, and all those body parts
represent the various ingredients of a Yajja, Chandhass, Vedic chants, etc. an
ignorant cannot understand it. Each and
every limb of your body is the part of Yajja and the ingredients of Yajja. Oh!
Bhagavan, you are the essence of Veda and Vedantha, you represent fire
sacrifices, you are the creator of Universe and its living beings, you are
supreme Preceptor who imparts Bhakti, Gnana, Vairagya. Oh! Bhagavan, you
symbolize supreme preceptor who imparts wisdom and knowledge, we shall
repeatedly prostrate before you. Oh! Bhagavan, we shall prostrate before the
Lord Varaha who elevated the Mother Earth from the bottom of the ocean. Oh!
Bhagavan, you have performed a huge task of elevation of Mother Earth from the
bottom of the ocean in the form of Varaha, and you are the only one capable to
do it, it is difficult to understand for the ordinary souls, we shall prostrate
before that Lord Yajja Varaha. ” Soon,
the Varaha disappeared from the sight Rishis and Sages. Whoever listens or recite to this glorious manifestation of the supreme Lord Vishnu as Yajja Varaha, and contemplate upon the
supreme Lord who resides as a soul/Guhashaya with Ananyabhakthi, would attain
Paramamgathi.
The Supreme Lord Vishnu
incarnated as Yajjavaraha, the Yajja symbolizes the sacrificial rites conducted
for the welfare of the Universe and its living beings, and it is a collective
deed for the welfare of the Universe. The collective deeds in the Prapancha/Prakrithi
is the source of the wellbeing of the living creatures on the Earth, the five
essential elements such as Earth, Air, Ether, water and fire, mind, intellect
and Ahamkara is collectively called Prakrithi, which is the prime source of
life on Earth contributes to the existence
of living and non- living things. The human body undergoes constant transformation, with the collective effort of the
sense organs and internal organs. The human body absorbs vital air, water,
food, and allocates them into the various organs and this methodical
processes result in growth in human, therefore the nature of Prakrithi is a collective effort, in the sense, the human beings absorb the Pranavayu/oxygen from
the Prakrithi and exhale carbon dioxide for the plants to grow and this process
continues without any hindrance, represents Yajja/Karma. The Jeeva forgets the presence of the supreme
soul in it, who is the cause for the function of the Karma, Gnana Indhriyas, mind and
intellect; eventually get attached to worldly matters and bondage causes grief
and endless miseries. The Yajja Varaha incarnation of Lord Vishnu symbolizes the collective effort of assimilation and distribution takes place in the Prakrithi
like the ocean water vaporizes comes down as rainwater on the Earth.