In China, the boar represents the wealth of the forest. In the Celtic and Welsh version, the boar represents courage and strong warriors. The Boar too is a sacred animal of Goddess Isis (the Egyptian equivalent of Durga) and her brother is a black boar (called Seth). Goddess Ceridwin, a Celtic Mother Goddess was also called the вЂњOld White SowвЂќ.

It is in the Celtic, Japanese, Chinese, Greek, American Indian and Egyptian cultures as well. Symbolism of Vaarahi The myth of the boar is not just confined to Hindu Mythology. Varahi is especially useful in bringing relief to terminally ill patients, such as those suffering from cancer and AIDS. She can also be invoked to bring relief to others, by chanting and intending with their names and doing japa (mantra recitation) or prokshana (the actual or visualized sprinkling of energized water on the person on whose behalf you are appealing) with the Varahi Mantra. Thus Varahi can be used for effectively controlling diseases and improving oneвЂ™s quality of life. Positive use of VarahiвЂ™s powers enables us to treat various diseases and internal enemies, such as kama (lust), krodha (anger), lobha (delusion), moha (pride), mada (jealousy) and matsarya (envy), and bring them under control. Residing at the Ajna Chakra, She has vast armies at Her command (ajna), with which She can defeat any enemy.

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