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Varahi Dhyanam
Varahi Dhyanam - In sanskrit with meaning
- from Parashurama Kalpasutram - Varahi Krama
वाराही ध्यानम्
Varahi Dhyanam
Devi Varahi
पाथोरुहपीठगतां पाथोरुहमेचकां कुटिलदंष्ट्राम् ।
कपिलाक्षित्रितयां घनकुचकुम्भां प्रणत वाञ्छितवदान्याम् ।
दक्षोर्ध्वतोऽरिखङ्गां मुसलमभीतिं तदन्यतस्तद्वत् ।
शङ्खं खेटं हलवरान् करैर्दधानां स्मरामि वार्तालीम् ।
Paathoruha-Piittha-Gataam Paathoruha-Mecakaam Kuttila-Damssttraam |
Kapila-Akssi-Tritayaam Ghana-Kuca-Kumbhaam Prannata Vaan.chita-Vadaanyaam |
Daksso
[a-Uu]rdhvato-
[A]ri-Khanggaam Musalam-Abhiitim Tad-Anyatas-Tadvat |
Shangkham Khettam Hala-Varaan Karair-Dadhaanaam Smaraami Vaartaaliim |
Meaning:
1: (I meditate on Devi Varahi) Who is
abiding on a
Seat of
Lotus, Who Herself appears like a
Dark-Blue Lotus and Who has
Curved Tusks (of a Boar),
2: Whose
Triad of
Eyes are
Reddish-Brown in Colour, Whose
Breasts are
Firm and Rounded like
Pitchers; To those
Bowing to
Her with Devotion, She is a
Liberal Giver of Boons
Wished for,
3: On Her
Raised Right Arms She holds
Discus (Ari),
Sword (Khanga) and
Pestle (Mushala), and shows the
Gesture of
Fearlessness (Abhiti);
Similarly on the
other side ...
4: ... With Her Raised Left
Arms She
holds Conch (Shankha),
Club (Kheta) and
Plough (Hala), and shows the
Gesture of
Boon-giving (Vara); I
meditate on
Devi Vartali (and seek Her blessings).

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Translated by greenmesg
Bharatavarsha - The Land of Gods and Sages:
1. Stotras
2. Scriptures
3. Pilgrimages
4. Festivals
5. Saints: Ramakrishna - Vivekananda - Ramana
6. Sadhana
7. Sanskrit
8. Nature