So today let us know about the third incarnation of Shri Narayan!

Whose name is Varaha Avatar.

The eternal God took the body of a boar to save the earth which was submerged in the waters of destruction. It is said that one day Swayambhuva Manu folded his hands with great humility and said to his father Brahma ji, Father, you are the only one who is the one who gives birth to the living beings, you are also the one who provides life, we salute you. What less should we do so that we can serve you? Give us permission to serve. After listening to Manu’s word Brahma ji said, Son, may you be well, I am very happy with you because you have sought my permission and have shown some respect. Sons should obey their father. They should be worshipped in this form and should follow their father’s orders with respect. You follow the earth religiously and worship Shri Hari through Yagyas. Taking care of the people will be of great service to me. On this Manu said, I will definitely follow your orders later, but the earth, the abode of all living beings, is currently immersed in the net of destruction. How do I follow the earth?

Brahma ji became very worried after hearing about the condition of the earth. While he was thinking about the salvation of the earth, suddenly a baby Varaha came out of his nose and within no time he became a mountain and started roaring. Brahma ji thought it was God’s illusion. After hearing that it is God’s , he started worshipping it.

God Varaha was pleased with Brahma ji praise. He entered the water for the Welfare of the world. After some time, he came up from the abyss carrying the earth submerged in water on his beard. To create obstacles in their path, the mighty Hiranyaksha attacked them with his mace under water. Due to this his anger became as sharp as a wheel. They killed him just as lion kills an elephant.

Seeing God coming out of the water, gods like Brahma started praising him with folded hands. Pleased with this, Lord Varaha stopped the water with his hooves and established the earth on it.

We all salute God Varaha, who saves the earth