The powerful lord is captured in his placid serenity in this lovely bronze statue. This vivid statue has been brought to life by the renowned sculptors of exotic India. The lord is seated on a somewhat elevated platform of shisha naga, with Devi Lakshmi on his left side. Both the Lord and the Devi are dressed elegantly and have exquisite jewellery adorning their bodies. The lord's and Devi's crowns are magnificent works of art.
Lord Narasimha is carrying a conch and a sword in his upper hands, both of which are Vaishnavite symbols. His right hand is in a benediction gesture while his lower left hand adores the Devi.
This serene calamity was captured when Narasimha was beyond the control of both humans and Devas. He vowed to annihilate the entire human race after killing Hiranyakashipu. They attempted a variety of methods to appease him. Lastly, Devas’s guru Brihaspati prayed to Goddess Lakshmi to soothe Narasimha.
Goddess Lakshmi appeared before her consort and who was in a rage. She tried to regain his composure and sat on his lap. She looked inside his raging eyes and told him that the evil has been defeated and Prahalada is saved. She asked his devotee to come forward and sing a stotram to please his lord. Prahalada touched his lord’s feet and started to praise the lord slowly and steadily his anger vanished and there was a pleasing look on his face. After, he turned into his previous form as Lord Vishnu.
The world relieved a sigh of relief and thanked Lakshmi for her arrival. The appearance of Maola-Narasimha is calm and tranquil. Together these deities shower the universe with benedictions.
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