Varahi Amman Temple in Woraiyur

Varahi Amman Temple is a residence of one of Saptha Matha Varahi Amman. The temple is specifically located in Mangal Nagar in the Woraiyur locality. Devotees have to visit Trichy City in Trichy District of Tamil Nadu to reach this temple. Sri Varahi Dasaar Boopathi Swamigal is considered the founder of this temple. The sacred place is still visited by a large number of devotees; one can visit the temple from7.00 am to 10.00 am and 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm.

The Varahi Amman Temple is well-known for performing the Puja that gives relief from various obstacles in life. Visiting the temple also relieves one from the evil eye and blesses the devotee to have the wishes granted and live a comfortable life.

Here the prime Goddess is Devi Varahi, who liberates devotees from ailments like Drishti Dosha and black magic problems. The Goddess also blesses the people to live a long, healthy, and prosperous life.

Legacy of Goddess Varahi

The ancient and well-known stories of Shumbha-Nishumba, and the rich Markandeya Purana describe texts about the Goddess. According to the writing, Devi Varahi is one of the eight forms of Goddess Durga, which is the ultimate female power. These texts state that Devi Varahi appeared on Earth from the body of Lord Varaha. Goddess Varahi appears in the form of a wild boar holding a Chakra and a sword to fight evil.

She is one of the fierce forms of the female Goddess Durga as she is fond of Matrikas Dance. She is the one who drinks the blood of demons and vanquishes them forever. She is the red-skinned Goddess who has a buffalo as her ride. The Goddess is death to any evil power, evil spirits, and demons.

Benefits of Visiting the Varahi Amman Temple

Visiting the temple gives devotees relief if they are suffering from any obstacles in life that are not going away. The temple blesses the devotees that all the evil eyes become passive and the desires of the devotees come true.

Praying to the Goddess blesses a person with good health, wealth, and prosperity. He becomes free of the effects of black magic if he is suffering from it. Chanting the Varahi mantra liberated the person from any fear and let him live a courageous life where he feels strength even in weak times of life.

One who is on the edge of losing his wealth if prays to Goddess Varahi, Devi blesses him to gain the wealth of the world with safety. Regular chanting of her mantras sanctifies the devotee with fame, happiness, and liberation from any mental blockages. One who worships Goddess Varahi can’t be troubled by any evil power or black magic.

Goddess Varahi Maha Mantra

Aim Glaum aim Namo bhagavati vartali vartali varahi varahi Varaha Mukhi Varaha Mukhi (Protects feet upwards to the knees)

Aim glaum andhe andhini Namah (Protects from knees to waist)

Aim glaum rundhe rundhini Namah (Protects from waist to navel)

Aim glaum jamb he jambhini Namah (Protects from navel to heart)

Aim glaum mohe Mohini Namah (Protects from heart to neck)

Aim glaum stambhe stambhini Namah (Protects from neck to 3rd eye)

Aim glaum Sarva dushta pradushtanaam sarvesham Sarva vak Chitta chakshur mukha Gati jivha stambanam kuru kuru shegram vashyam (Protects from 3rd eye to forehead)

Aim glaum taha taha taha taha hum astraya phat (Protects from forehead to top of head)

How to Reach Varahi Amman Temple 

To reach the Varahi temple, you can take the Tiruchirapalli railway station, which is about 7 kilometers from the temple. The bus stand is 6 kilometers from the temple. If you are coming via a flight, then you would need to cover 12 kilometers to reach the venue.

Important Festivals for Varahi Amman Temple

Chithirai is a festival that is majorly celebrated in the Varahi Amman temple. Every first day of every month becomes the reason to celebrate this festival. The priest performs a special Puja and some ladies also come forward to become a part of the Puja.

Aadi month is also one important occasion that is celebrated in Amman’s temple. During this, elderly people visit the temple and perform the rituals; they pray for their children’s well-being.