Varahi Temple in Hyderabad | Sri Maha Varahi Pratyangira Temple near Kothapet, Dilsukhnagar

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Varahi Temple in Hyderabad, Sri Maha Varahi Pratyangira Temple near Kothapet, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad.

There are very few Varahi Devi Temples in Hyderabad, Secunderabad and in entire Telangana. Located in Ramakrishnapuram of Kothapet near Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad, Sri Varahi Pratyangira Sahitha Sri Sharabha Saleshwara Swamy Temple is one of the iconic Varahi Devi Temples in twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad.

Sri Varahi Devi is a prominent deity in the Sakta literature and is worshipped prominently in Southern India. She is associated with Earth and all material related possessions. According to our puranas, Saptamatrukas are the seven different forms of Adi parashakthi. They always safeguard the devotees and protect them from evil forces.

Varahi devi has a humanbody and the face of a boar and the colour of the storm-cloud. As such, she is dark complexioned and wears on her head a Karanda-Makuta and is adorned with ornaments made of corals. she has six hands in four of which she carries the Danda, Khadga, Khetaka and Pasa, the two remaining hands being respectively held in the Abhaya and Varada poses. the Hala and Musala as her weapons.

Varahi Devi helps in giving financial and political power. It also helps in clearing land-related problems and helps in increasing land assets.

This Homams in this Yagnasala are carried according to the prescribed norms to give maximum benefit to devotees. Here Maa pratyangira can be seen with four hands carrying different weapons and a lion as her Vahna. She is worshipped along with Vinayaka, kalabhairva, and Sri chakra. Devotees believe that her mere glance brings peace to their minds. We request every devotee to visit our Yagnasala and gain the divine grace of Sri Maha Pratyangira Devi.

Varahi Navaratri which falls in Ashada Masam is the most celebrated temple event in this temple, while other Navaratri celebrations (Devi Sharan Navaratri, Chaitra Navaratri and Shyamala Navaratri of Magha Masam) also attract huge number of devotees.