Varahi Homam | Varahi Havan

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What is Varahi Homam?

The main objective of performing Varahi Homam is to enrich positive energy of the ruling planets and to nullify the negative effects of badly posited planets in the Jatakam (Birth-Chart). It is also a form of remedial measure which has been followed from the ancient times. Varahi Homam is a very powerful homam that protects all, who are facing evil things happening in the life.  Goddess Varahi is the right deity to address the grave problems in life like ill health, black magic, evil eye, inexplicable mishaps in life, fear in performing any task, lack of wealth and status in the society. She destroys evil forces that obstructs the progress and paralyses the enemies. Varahi is described as having a boar form, fighting demons with her tusks.

Who is Varahi Devi?

Sri Varahi is also called Dandini a Commander of forces to Goddess Chandika or Durga and part of Dasha Maha Vidyas or Sri Vidya. Varahi is said to reside in 16^th Prakaram of the divine Sri Chakram. Varahi is one of Shakti deities known as Sapta Matrikas. They are: Brahmi, Maheshwari, Kaumari, Vaishnavi, Vaarahi, Mahendri and Chamundi. She is also called Panchami as her name occurs in the fifth position of Saptamatrikas. Varahi is described in the Matsya Purana and agamas like Purva-karana and Rupamandana.

According to Varahi Tantra, Varahi has five forms: Chanda Varahi, Mahi Varahi (Bhairavi), Matsya Varahi, Swapna Varahi, and Krccha Varahi. Devi Bhagavata Purana says Varahi, with the other Matrikas, is a creation by the ‘Supreme Mother’.

Markendeya Purana praises Varahi as one who grants boons and reigns in the cardinal direction of North, in a hymn where the Matrikas are declared as the protectors of the directions. According to the ‘Shumbha-Nishumbha Vadha’ part of Devi Mahatyam from the Markandeya Puranam, Saptamatrikas appear as shaktis. Vishnudharmottara Purana describes a six-armed Varahi, holding a Dandam (staff of punishment), khetakam (shield), khadgam (sword) and Paasham (noose) in four hands and showing Abhaya and Varada Mudra in the other two. In other epics, she is described to have human body with eight arms, head of a boar and also having three eyes.  With Kurukalla, she is accorded with a status in Sri-Chakram (Lalita Tripura Sundari). While Kurukalla represents the full moon, Varahi represents the new-moon.

Benefits of Vaarahi  Havan | Homam

• Liberation from negative forces or evil spirits
• Protects from accidents
• Fame, good will, wealth and exalted status in society
• Paralyses the enemies, dispels fear, boosts courage and confidence
• Victory over enemies & all those who stand in the way of one’s progress
• Disease and ill health, peace and prosperity 

Varahi in Temples of India

Several temples dedicated to Varahi Devi as the main deity are found throughout the India.

An image of Varahi belonging to Sixth Century CE may be found in the cave temple of Rameswaram. Here, she has been depicted with a human face. Varahi (Barahi) temple believed to have been built in Ninth Century CE may be visited at Chaurasi about 14 km from Konark in Orissa (Odisha) State.

Ashadha Navaratri or Gupt Navaratri is celebrated as a nine-day festival during the Ashadhamaasam, in honour of Varahi at the Varahi Adhishthanam which forms a part of Brihadeeswarar temple in Tamil Nadu state.  In Varanasi temple, Varahi is worshipped as Patala Bhairavi.

Varahi Mantras

||कृष्ण वर्णातु वाराही महिषस्ता महोदरी |

| वरदा दण्डिनी खड्गं बिभ्रती दक्षिणेकरे |

| खेट पात्राभयान् वामे सूकरस्य लसद्भुजा ||

||ಕೃಷ್ಣ ವರ್ಣಾತು ವಾರಾಹೀ ಮಹಿಷಸ್ತಾ ಮಹೋದರೀ |

| ವರದಾ ದಣ್ಡಿನೀ ಖಡ್ಗಂ ಬಿಭ್ರತೀ ದಕ್ಷಿಣೇಕರೆ |

| ಖೇಟ ಪಾತ್ರಾಭಯಾನ್ ವಾಮೇ ಸೂಕರಸ್ಯ ಲಸದ್ಭುಜಾ ||

|| kṛṣṇa varṇAtu vArAhI mahiSastA mahOdarI |

| varadA danDinI khaḍgaṃ bibhratI dakShiNekare |
| kheTa pAtrAbhayAn vAme sUkarasyA lasadbhujA ||

Varahi Gayatri Mantra:

|| वाराही च विद्महे |

| रत्नैश्वर्यै धीमहे |

| तन्नो देवि प्रचोदयात् ||

||ವಾರಾಹಿ ಚ ವಿದ್ಮಹೆ||

||ರತ್ನೈಶ್ವರ್ಯೈ ಧೀಮಹೆ ||

||ತನ್ನೊ ದೇವಿ ಪ್ರಚೋದಯಾತ್ ||

|| VArAhi ca vidmahe |
| RatnaiShvaryai dhImahe|
|tanno dEvi prachOdayAt ||

Who should perform Varahi Homam?

Those affected by Graha Dosh as indicated by Janma Kundli or Horoscope, benefit from performing Varahi Havan or Varahi Homam.  Varahi Homam  is performed to enrich positive energy of the ruling planets and to nullify the negative effects of badly posited planets in the Jatakam (Birth-Chart). This Homam is a very powerful homam that protects all, who are facing evil things happening in the life.  Goddess Varahi is the right deity to address the grave problems in life like ill health, black magic, evil eye, inexplicable mishaps in life.

Astrological Services for Varahi Homam

A detailed analysis of your Horoscope chart can be done by our Astrologers to suggest the most suitable remedies or to conduct special Poojas or Homas along with Varahi Homam for specific problems.

Significance of Varahi Homam

Varahi Havan or Varahi Homam is done to negate all the evil forces and evil eye influencing your life. She will bless you with pure thoughts and a hassle free life. This Removes evil or dark negative forces and protects you and your loved ones from mishaps such as accidents. Varahi Homam will bestow wealth and status in the society. Performing Varahi homam helps gain victory over your enemies, dispel fear and bestows courage and confidence.

Varahi Homam is ideal for:

• People who suffer from evil eye, black magic and negative forces
• People who struggle with negativity in their lives
• People who are challenged with fear or facing unknown health issues

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Varahi Jap 1 – 11000 Chants

No. of Pandit for Jap – 3

Duration – 1 Day

Varahi Japa 2 – 21000 Chants

No. of Pandit for Varahi Jap – 6

Duration – 1 Day

Varahi Japa 3 – 51000 Chants

No. of Pandit for Varahi Jap – 14

Duration – 3 Days

Varahi Jap 4 – 125000 Chants

No. of Pandit for Varahi Jap – 10

Duration – 4 Days

Varahi Havan Samagri List / Varahi Homam Items

• Turmeric powder (100gm)
• Kumkum (100gm)
• Rangoli Powders (White, Green, black colors)
• Blouse piece for Kalash
• Betel leaves and betel nuts
• Coins
• Agarbathies
• Image of Ishta Devata and Griha Devata
• Sandalwood (Chandanam) powder
• Kalash thread
• Raw rice
• Coconuts (10 No.)
• Plantain leaves (5 No.)
• Cotton wicks, camphor and incense sticks
• Ghee or oil for lamps
• Honey
• Jaggery
• Dried coconut (Kopra)
• Rice about 5kg
• Rose water
• Fruits five different varieties
• Flowers and garlands
• Mango leaves tied for Toran and loose ones
• Dadhyodan for Naivedyam and distribution
• Trays and bowls for Puja Samagri
• Vibhuti
• Dry fruits
• Tender coconut
• Milk (500ml)

 Other Varahi Havan Items

Agarbatti (1 pkt), Ashtagandh (25gms), Jenau (1 roll), Akshat (200gms), Attar (1 small bottle), Barley / Jau (100gms), Camphor (Bhimsaini) (100gms), Cardamom (50gms), Cloves (50gms), Cotton Wick (20 wicks), Dhoop (1pkt), Dry fruits (250gms), Gangajal (250ml), Ghee (1kg), Haldi Akkha (200gms), Honey (1 small bottle), Jaggery (200gms), Kumkum (1 pkt), Kusha (1 bundle), Mauli (1 roll), Moong (500gms), Supari – Big (15 pcs), Wheat (1 kg), Nariyal (fresh) (3 pcs), Nariyal (dry) (1 pcs), Gulal (1 pkt), Abeer (50 gms), Khopra (1 pcs), Rose Water (1 small bottle), Sugar, Yellow Mustard (50gms), Rangoli

Red, White & Yellow Cloth, White Thread bundle, Fruits, Sweets

Havan Kit

Havan Kund – 1, Til (Black – 250gms), Til (White – 250gms), Havan Samagri (500gms), Kali Urad (50gms), Yellow Mustard (50gms), Guggul (100gms), Sticks (3 to 5kgs), Samidha Bundle (5 bundles), Navgrah Sticks (1 Bundle), Wooden Spoons for Havan (2 pcs), Wooden bowls for Havan (2 bowls), Cow Dung Cakes (2 pcs), Abeer (50gms), Jau (100gms), Ghee (1 Kg), Kusha (1 bundle), Matchbox, Lotus Seeds (100 gms), Agar (50gms), Jatamansi (50gms), Shuchi – 1, Shruva – 1, Dron (1 bundle)

Flowers

Mixed Flowers (500gms), Durva – 5Rs, Tulsi – 2 bundle, Bel Patra – 20 pcs, Rose – 6, Veni – 1, Garland – 3 different, Paan Leaves, Mango Leaves

Puja Utensils

Copper Kalash (3-5), Copper Plates (3-5), Panchpatra Set – 1, Akhand Diya – 1, Thali (3-5), Brass Bowls – 15, Spoons – 10, Cloth (Red, Yellow, Green, Black, White, Pink), Dhoti – 4, Saree – 1, Colors (Red, Green, Black, Yellow), Panch Aarti – 1, Bell – 1, Agarbatti Stand – 1, Dhoop Stand – 1, Abhishek Pot – 1

Panchamrit:

Milk, Curd, Ghee, Honey, Sugar/Jaggery

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Frequently Asked Questions about Varahi Homam

Why is Varahi Homam performed?

Varahi Homa may be performed to overcome the fears and lack of confidence; for victory over enemies and evil dark forces; acquiring wealth and prosperity.

Which day of the week is good for performing Varahi Homam?

Varahi Homam is generally performed on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Homam is generally begun after dark.

When should Varahi Homam be performed?

Days of Amaavaasya are the most preferred for Varahi Havan or Varahi Homam. Also the fifth day from Amavasya (Panchami), the eighth day from Amavasya (Ashtami) are considered good for the Havan. Similarly, Paurnami day, Panchami and Ashtami of Krishnapaksha are considered auspicious for Varahi Homam. Dashami and Dwadashi days are also considered for Homam.

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