Sri Varaha Mani the boar head pearl
The Boar Head Pearls… if you have been reading these links in order, then things are going to get really interesting from here on out.1. Description of pearl.Dark violet marble-sized sphere with uneven smooth surface. Partially translucent and apparently opaque at first glance, but when illuminated with a focused light source will emit a deep purple haze in a several-foot radius. Exceedingly non-porous surface with an almost oily water-resistant texture. Contains two points each juxtaposed at a 90 degree angle around a single-plane, which appears to be a single fiber running through the diameter. kredittkort test The initial fiber points appear like a tiny embedded grain of sand, but with careful observation under different light sources, the “grain” more closely resembles a single fiber optic strand that passes light through the gem body. Light weight and quite different in composition than an kredittkort test y of the other pearls we have come across.2. References to the pearl within sacred texts.Sri Garuda Puranam, Chapter LXIX (69)” Suta said: Pearls are found in the temples of elephants and wild boars… A boar pearl resembles the tip of its tusk in color, and is obtained kredittkorttest in certain quarters of the globe and is blissful like the boar incarnation of the divine Vishnu.”3. Theological alignment of a given pearl group (i.e. presiding deity)Highly oriented to Lord Vishnu, who at an early stage took the form of the Wild Boar, Varaha, in terrestrial form.4. Cosmological Inherents (i.e. gem of Heaven, Underworld)Planetary gem, but again these Mani are not “planetary gems” in the same sense as the terrestrial precious and semi-precious stones. Corollary research regarding variations of “planetary gem” subtleties would prove useful.5. Religious or cultural significance of given pearl variety.
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