Bhuvaraha Swami Temple: Are you also facing difficulty in finding property or are you repeatedly facing some kind of problems while building a house, then definitely visit the Bhuvaraha Swamy Temple of Mysore.

This temple is dedicated to Lord Varaha, the third incarnation of Lord Vishnu. According to beliefs, visiting here provides relief from disputes related to land, property and house construction related obstacles.

However, according to popular beliefs, the Varaha incarnation is associated with Rahu and carries the energy of Mars. The main deity of the temple, Bhuvarhanath Swami, is carved from a rare black stone called Krishnashila. His statue, about 14 feet high, attracts everyone’s attention.

Popular beliefs related to the temple

According to the priests of the temple, whenever there is any problem, most of the devotees come to Bhuvaraha Swamy temple for darshan. The major problems are related to property delays or frequent interruptions in construction work.

There is a special ritual in the temple named Brick Puja. After worshiping bricks in the temple, devotees use them for construction work. By doing this the problem of delay in construction work or property dispute gets resolved.

This temple of Lord Varaha is also considered helpful in resolving legal matters related to land. According to some devotees, praying here regularly brings blessings of security along with reduction in financial stress.

Abhishekam ritual associated with the temple

Apart from the brick puja ritual, the temple also involves another impressive Abhishekam ritual. In this ritual, the huge Krishnashila idol of Bhuvaranath Swami is bathed with ingredients like milk, curd, honey, lemon, sugarcane juice, Ganga water, sandalwood, turmeric and kumkum.

Temple related traditions

This temple of Vishnu incarnation Lord Varaha follows the Thenkalai tradition of Vaishnavism. Special pujas are performed in the temple on the main festivals and on the occasion of Khakar Varaha Jayanti. During these days, special types of mantras are also chanted along with fire rituals.