Pralaya Varahanatha Temple

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Bhoo Varahaswamy Temple Kallahalli Mandya Karnataka South India is a famous kallahalli temple of Mandya tourism and Karnataka tourism. Bhu varaha swamy believer throng the Bhu varaha swamy temple in Mandya to get their property and house construction problems. Bhoo varahaswamy temple krishnarajpete Karnataka is visited not only by locals but also by people from nearby state.
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Bhoo Varahaswamy Temple Mysore. The ancient stone statue has a beautiful shine to it even after so many years.
Located near Mysore is the Bhoo Varahaswamy Temple also known as Bhu varahaswami, which is dedicated to the third incarnation of the Lord Vishnu or the wild Boar form, is also known as Pralaya Varaha Swami and Adi Varaha Mahishi. In this avatar Lord Vishnu appeared as a boar to rescue Goddess Bhoodevi / Mother Earth from the demon Hiranyaksha. Bhoo Varahaswamy temple is one of the unique temples of Karnataka dedicated to Mother Earth.
The temple is located in a tiny village named Kalhalli,K R Pete ,Mandya, near Mysore in Karnataka. This temple lies on the banks of the River Hemavati. The third incarnation of Vishnu is the wild boar form, better known as Varahaswamy. The idol is 18 feet in height and is made of grey stone. The idol is in a sitting position with the goddess Bhoodevi seated on his left lap. Bhoodevi idol is 3.5 feet tall. An idol of the Lord Hanuman is also sculpted under the main idol. Bhoo Varahaswamy Temple is extremely famous among the locals and it is believed that the deity has mysterious powers.
It is said that Bhoo Varahaswamy idol was installed by Sage Gautama more than 2500 years ago. It is believed that the great sage Gautama performed penance at this temple and that is why the temple has significance among the locals. It’s a monolith made of grey stone. The horns of the deity are lighter in colour and the eyes have the red tinge. But it is difficult to establish if it was carved out or if it was self formed.
There is a legend of the King Veera Ballala behind this temple. It is believed that while hunting, the King got lost in the forest and he rested under a tree. While resting, he noticed a strange thing happen, he saw a dog chasing a rabbit and after reaching a particular point, the rabbit started chasing the dog.This made the King believe that the place had certain magical powers, and he dug up the place only to find the deity of Varahaswamy hidden under the layers of earth. Post this incident, the King built a temple and used to offer prayers every day. The ancient Bhoo Varahaswamy Temple built by the Hoysala king Veera Ballala III was undiscovered and unprotected until a few years back
The village Kalhalli is located on the Bangalore -Mysore highway. The village is at a distance of 32 kms from Pandupura under the Mandya district. The nearest bus stop is at a distance of 2 kms from the village.

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Sri Bhoovarahanatha Swamy Temple (or) Sri Pralaya Varahanatha Temple, Varahanatha Kallahalli Village, Ganjigere Post, Krishnarajapet Taluk, Mandya District, KARNATAKA – 571426 Ph: 9448011535, 9449009711

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Bhoo Varaha Swamy Temple, which is popularly known as Bhuvarahanathaswami Temple and Sri Pralaya Varahanatha Temple is located in a Kallahalli Village near Bookanakere Hobli in Krishnarajapet Taluk of Mandya District on the banks of river Hemavati. This is one of the prominent places near Mysore. The temple is dedicated to the third incarnation of Lord Vishnu, the Varahaswamy or the wild Boar form.The deity is supposed to have mysterious powers.The idol is 18 feet tall, is monolith made of grey stone. The god is in a sitting pose with goddess Bhoodevi seated on his left lap. It is believed that by praying this god here solves land issues in court, gives own house to devotees.
The main moorthy of Varaha is 18 feet in height with Bhoo Devi measuring 6 feet sitting in the lap of Swamy. Swamy is seated in Sukhasana with mother earth Goddess Bhoo Devi seated in the left lap and hold a water lilly (lotus).

Sri Bhoo Varahaswamy (Kannada Devotional Song)

Sri Bhoo Devi Sametha Pralaya Varaha Swamy Temple - Lakshmi Varahanatha
Kalahalli, K.R. Pete Taluk,
Mandya Dist., Karnataka, India

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Varaha (Varāha, boar) is the avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu who takes the form of a boar to rescue goddess earth. Varaha is listed as third in the Dashavatara, the ten principal avatars of Vishnu.In a symbolic Hindu mythology, when the demon Hiranyaksha tormented the earth (personified as the goddess Bhudevi) and its inhabitants, she sinks into the primordial waters. Vishnu took the form of the Varaha, descended into the depths of the oceans to rescue her. Varaha slew the demon and retrieved the Earth from the ocean, lifting her on his tusks, and restored Bhudevi to her place in the universe.Varaha may be depicted completely as a boar or in an anthropomorphic form, with a boar's head and human body. The rescued earth lifted by Varaha is often depicted as a young woman called Bhudevi. The earth may be depicted as a mass of land balanced on his tusk.