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Lord Shiva assumed the form of a Sarabam, characterised by both an animal and human form with four hands, eight legs, two wings, a beak of that of a falcon and fierce flaming eyes, to mollify the angry Narasimha. The two wings were Kali and Durga. Shiva embraced Narasimha in a tight hold and cooled his temper by fanning his two wings till Narasimha gradually calmed down and assumed the yoga posture. Thus Narasimha became Yoga Narasimhar and Lord Shiva as Sarabam is wordshipped as Sarabeswarar. The little boy Prahalad touched the feet of Narasimha with his head in deep devotion. At the tender touch of Prahalad the Lord was pleased. He grew calm and anger gave way to kindness. Vishnu gave his blessings to Prahalad - the true devotee. ¿Ã…¢õ† ò¡Éõ …òˆ»¡É …¤¸ŠÅåÀ ÁÁÄõ ò÷‡õ ºìà À¢É¡¸ …¡ ÀÂÅáý ¿Ã…¢õ† «‰§¼¡òÃõ µõ ¿Ã…¢õ†¡Â ¿Á µõ Á†¡§¾Å¡Â ¿Á µõ ‚Á§¾ ¿Á µõ ºì⧽ ¿Á µõ ÀﺡÉÉ¡Â ¿Á µõ «§¸¡Ã¡Â ¿Á µõ Á†¡ôÃÀ§Å ¿Á µõ Á†¢¾õ‰ðáԾ¡Â ¿Á µõ ¨¾ò¾¡ÉÅÀïƒÉ¡Â ¿Á µõ ¸Ã¡Ç¡Â ¿Á µõ òâ§Ä¡¸¡òÁ§É ¿Á µõ ¾¢ù¡ ¿Á µõ …÷Å¡Â ¿Á µõ …¥÷ˆ§Â¡¾¢§„ ¿Á µõ ňþõ‰ðá ¿Á µõ …÷ÅÂóòÃÅ¢¾¡Ã¸¡Â ¿Á µõ …¤ùÂ쾡 ¿Á µõ ¨Å…¡¸…¤ìÄ⧾¡ò¾¡Â ¿Á µõ ºñ¼Å¢ìÃÁ¡Â ¿Á µõ ‚¿¢Å¡…¡Â ¿Á µõ Á†¡¸¡Â¡Â ¿Á µõ óÕ§¸…⧽ ¿Á µõ …÷Å¡òÁ§É ¿Á µõ ¿¡É¡Å¢¾ ÀâÁÇ Àòà ҉À¡½¢ …Á÷ôÀ¡Á¢
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The gods praised Vishnu's ways. "Hiranyakashipu got boons from Lord Brahma; and Narasimha has respected all the promises. For it is now twilight, which is neither day nor night; the place is neither outside the house nor inside it, it is the threshold. Again he was killed neither on land nor in the sky, but on the lap of the god; he was killed neither by weapons nor by missiles but torn by nails; no one created by Brahma has killed him nor was he born in the wombs by ordinary course; it is Vishnu, in the form of Narasimha, who slew him. O wonder of wonders!" so they sang the praise of the Lord. But the terrible anger of Narasimha did not diminish. Even Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Vishnu's wife, was afraid to go near him.
