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Vrushahabhasur, a unique character from Hindu mythology. Born as a rākṣasa, he defied the norms of his lineage by becoming a devotee of Lord Narasiṁha Swami, an incarnation of Lord Viṣṇu. Despite his devotion, he was known for his cruelty towards sages, causing immense suffering. The sages, unable to bear his atrocities, prayed to Lord Viṣṇu for protection.

Vṛṣabhāsura’s devotion was extraordinary—each day, he would perform pūjā of Narasiṁha Śāligram and offer his own severed head as a flower of devotion, which was miraculously restored every time.

Touched by his unwavering faith, Lord Narasiṁha appeared before him. Instead of seeking salvation, Vṛṣabhāsura requested the chance to battle the Lord, wanting to witness his divine might. A fierce and mystical battle ensued, showcasing the Lord’s infinite power and Vṛṣabhāsura’s unmatched determination.

In the end, humbled and overwhelmed by the Lord’s virāṭa rūpa (cosmic form), Vṛṣabhāsura surrendered. His final wish was for the Vaikuṇṭācala Hill to be remembered in his name. Granting his request, Lord Narasiṁha blessed him with mokṣa (liberation).

This tale highlights the paradox of devotion found in unexpected places and the boundless compassion of the Divine.

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