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- Varahi Gayatri Mantra

"Om Mahishadhwajayai Vidmahe Dandahastayai Dheemahi Tanno Varahi Prachodayat" 1008 times | Varahi Gayatri Mantra

The mantra, "Om Mahishadhwajayai Vidmahe Dandahastayai Dheemahi Tanno Varahi Prachodayat," is a powerful Sanskrit invocation known as a Gayatri mantra dedicated to Goddess Varahi. Goddess Varahi is a Hindu deity, one of the seven Matrikas (mother goddesses). She is often associated with Lord Yama, the god of death, and is depicted with the head of a boar, symbolizing fierceness and valor in combat. Varahi is revered as a warrior goddess who fights evil forces and protects devotees.

Here’s what each part of the mantra signifies:

Om: The universal sound, the original cosmic vibration from which everything originates.

Mahishadhwajayai Vidmahe: "We understand the one with the buffalo flag" – acknowledging Varahi’s power and presence.

Dandahastayai Dheemahi: "We meditate on the one who holds the staff" – symbolizing her authority and role as a punisher of evil.

Tanno Varahi Prachodayat: "May that Varahi inspire us" – a prayer for Varahi’s guidance and inspiration to lead the practitioner on the path of righteousness.

This mantra is typically used for protection, to remove negative influences, and for victory in endeavors. It invokes the divine help of Varahi for strength, power, and leadership.

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