Sri Adi Varaha stotram (Bhudevi krutam)

Bhūdevī said:
With deep gratitude and devotion, Mother Earth (Dharaṇī) praised Lord Ādi Varāha — the divine Boar incarnation of Vishnu who lifted her from the cosmic ocean at the beginning of creation.

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• Meaning:

1. Salutations to You, O Lord of Lords, O Varaha-faced Achyuta! Your body glows like the milk ocean, with diamond-like tusks and mighty arms.
2. O Vishnu, with a thousand arms, You lifted me from the depths of the ocean at the dawn of creation. Through Your grace, I sustain all beings.
3. Adorned with countless celestial ornaments, shining with the sacred thread of sacrifice, clad in crimson robes, and decked with radiant jewels — I bow to You.
4. Your lotus feet glow like the rising sun, and Your tusk shines like the crescent moon. O mighty, valorous Lord, I bow to You.
5. Anointed with divine sandal paste, wearing golden earrings and sapphire-studded armlets — You are the very embodiment of beauty.
6. O Lord, who tore apart the demon Hiraṇyākṣa with Your thunderous tusks, whose lotus eyes and melodious voice charm the universe — I bow before You.
7. Ornament of the Vedas, omnipresent soul, noble and graceful — worshipped by Brahmā and Śiva alike — I bow to You, O wide-eyed Lord.
8. O embodiment of all knowledge, beyond all speech, infinite bliss, and master of Time itself — endless salutations to You.

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Summary:
This Sri Adi Varaha Stotram is Bhūdevī’s hymn of thanksgiving to Lord Varāha, her divine savior. It portrays the Lord as the cosmic protector, the embodiment of the Vedas, and the essence of time and creation. His form radiates strength, compassion, and beauty. Reciting this hymn grants inner peace, stability, divine protection, and the blessings of both Bhūdevī and Śrī Varāha.