Jai Sriman Narayana !!
Varaha Puranam describes the Grandeur of Maya Puri - Haridwar.
Lord Varaha narrates the glory of this sacrosanct place to Lord Prithvi.
Lord Varaha narrates the glory of this sacrosanct place to Lord Prithvi.
In the city of Mayapuri there lived a Brahmin - Somasarma, who was an ardent devotee of Lord Hari. He had a desire to see Lord Hari and His Vishwaroopa with the mortal eyes. Though he knew the fact that Lord Hari's Viswaroopa could not be envisioned with the naked eyes, his yearning made him anxious . One day he went to take a holy dip in the Ganges, Somasarma experienced the pain of birth from the womb of a nishad woman. Apparently, he realised the divine powers of Lord Sri Hari.
Soma Sarma born as a nishad baby girl in his next birth and started to lead a normal life. The baby girl grew up as the years passed by and married to a young man with many children. One day the nishad woman went to take a dip in the Ganges. As soon as she plunged into the holy waters of Ganges, she got transformed into an ascetic.
The Ascetic (Somasarma) came out of the river and started to meditate. Soon there arrived a group of Sanyasins searching for him. The assembled Sanyasins informed him that they were searching for him for the last few hours. Though Somasarma memorized clearly what had happened to him in his previous births, he was utterly confused of his identity. The surrounded Sanyasins informed that he was absent only for few hours. It made Soma Sarma puzzled and he fought hardly to recognise himself. After seeing his miserable state, Lord Hari decided to remove the spell on him. The most compassionate Lord Hari inquired Somasarma whether he could visualise His divine powers, Somasarma with great respect and humbleness prostrated and praised the glory of Sri Hari. Somasarma realized and stated that nobody could visualize the divine powers of Almighty with mortal eyes.
Later on Maya Puri known as today's Haridwar. Whoever visits this sacrosanct place will be detached from the material life and be liberated.
Jai Sriman Narayana !!
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