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Mslive Media Corp l 73057 12345🌺 Detailed History of Lord Murugan

Lord Murugan is one of the most ancient and revered deities in Hindu tradition. He is known by many names such as Murugan, Karthikeya, Skanda, Subramanya, Kandhan, Vel Murugan, and Saravanabhava. He is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and represents the divine union of power, wisdom, discipline, and compassion.

🕉️ Birth of Lord Murugan

According to Hindu scriptures, the demon Surapadman and his brothers caused immense suffering to gods and humans. No ordinary power could defeat them. The gods sought help from Lord Shiva, whose divine energy manifested as six sparks of fire. These sparks were carried by Agni (Fire God) and later nurtured by the six celestial mothers (Krittikas). Goddess Parvati united the six forms into one divine child with six faces, hence Murugan is also called Shanmukha.

Because He was raised in Saravana forest, He is lovingly called Saravanabhava.

⚔️ Commander of the Divine Army

Lord Murugan was appointed as the Commander-in-Chief of the Devas (Gods). Riding His divine peacock and wielding the powerful Vel (spear) gifted by Goddess Parvati, He waged a fierce battle against Surapadman. The demon was finally defeated and transformed into the peacock and rooster, symbolizing the destruction of ego and ignorance.

The Vel symbolizes pure knowledge that destroys darkness and illusion.

📿 Murugan in Tamil Tradition

Lord Murugan is deeply rooted in Tamil culture and Sangam literature, where He is revered as Tamizh Kadavul (Tamil God). Ancient Tamil texts like Tolkappiyam and Thirumurugatrupadai celebrate Murugan as the god of mountains (Kurinji land), youth, valor, and beauty.

Tamil saints like Arunagirinathar composed thousands of hymns, especially Thiruppugazh, praising Murugan’s grace, valor, and compassion.

🛕 Arupadai Veedu – Six Sacred Abodes

Lord Murugan has six sacred temples known as Arupadai Veedu, each representing an important event in His life:

Thirupparamkunram – Place of Murugan’s divine marriage
Thiruchendur – Site of victory over Surapadman
Palani – Where Murugan taught the meaning of “Om”
Swamimalai – Murugan as the Guru of Lord Shiva
Thiruthani – Abode of peace after war
Pazhamudircholai – Murugan with divine consorts

These temples attract millions of devotees seeking blessings for education, marriage, courage, and success.

🪔 Murugan as Guru and God of Wisdom

One of the most significant stories of Murugan is when He explained the meaning of the sacred mantra “Om” to His own father, Lord Shiva. This established Murugan as Swaminatha, the Supreme Guru, proving that true wisdom is beyond age.

🎉 Festivals of Lord Murugan

Murugan is worshipped with great devotion during festivals like:
Skanda Sashti – Celebrating victory over evil
Thai Poosam – Symbol of faith and sacrifice
Panguni Uthiram – Divine marriage festival
Karthigai Deepam – Festival of light

Devotees observe fasting, carry Kavadi, chant mantras, and sing Murugan songs during these occasions.
🌼 Spiritual Significance
Lord Murugan represents:
Victory of good over evil
Youthful energy and discipline
Knowledge over ignorance
Courage and leadership
Devotion and surrender

Worshipping Murugan is believed to remove fear, ego, and confusion, and bless devotees with clarity, strength, and divine protection.

🙏 Kandhanukku Arohara
🙏 Vel Vel Muruga

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