Adhyaya 88 — The Manifestation of the Matrikas and the Slaying of Raktabija
तुण्डप्रहारविध्वस्ता दंष्ट्राग्रक्षतवक्षसः ।
वाराहमूर्त्या न्यपतंश्चक्रेण च विदारिताः ॥
tuṇḍa-prahāra-vidhvastā daṃṣṭrāgra-kṣata-vakṣasaḥ /
vārāha-mūrtyā nyapataṃś cakreṇa ca vidāritāḥ //
तस्याः शूकरमुखप्रहारैर्भग्नाः, दंष्ट्राग्रैर्विद्धवक्षसः, वाराहीपुरतः पेतुः; चक्रेणापि विदारिताश्च।
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The divine adapts form to function—righteous action may take unexpected modes suited to the crisis, yet remains aligned with protection of order.
Episodic narrative within devotional scripture; not a genealogical or manvantara register.
Boar symbolism evokes the power that lifts the ‘earth’ of the mind from chaos; tusks and chakra indicate both primal force and discriminative cutting.