This name ‘pazham nee’ (‘pazham’ means ‘fruit’, ‘nee’ means ‘you’) later became Palani.Ģ. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati came in search of Him and said “you yourself are the fruit. In this form, He actually shows the importance of detachment. When Lord Muruga came he saw the fruit in Lord Ganapati’s hand, He got angry and went and stood on top of this mountain in Thiruaaavinankudi. Lord Ganapati went around Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Shakti) and said that they are the world and won the game and took the fruit. Lord Muruga immediately took his vehicle peacock and flew around the world. Lord Shiva said that the one who can first go around the world would get the fruit. It was a very rare mango so there was a fight between Lord Ganapati and Lord Muruga to get the fruit. Palani Malai(Palani) - Once in Thirukailayam, Narada Muni brought a mango fruit to Lord Shiva. In Tamil Nadu, Lord Muruga has his existance in 6 Hills.viz.,ġ. In Lord Shanmugha we see the loftiest combination of spiritual forces, ready to combat even the most powerful evil force. It is the sixth factor of divine shakti that gave Him the supreme wisdom. Thus Lord Shanmuka was created from five divine elements(Pancha Bhootas) as well as divine shakti in the form of the Divine Mother. The Goddess Parvati, consort of Shiva, gathered the babies into Her arms and they became one beautiful child with six heads. Here lotus flowers sprang from the mud and thus the lake represents the element of earth. Mother Ganga carried these divine rays to Lake Saravana and left them in the Saravana Lake where they were transformed into six baby boys lying on lotus flowers. The fire God, Agni, (representing the element of fire) and the wind God, Vayu, (element of wind or air) carried them and dropped them into the sacred River Ganges, who is no other than the Divine Mother in the form of flowing water (element of water). Lord Shiva meditated and ejected sparks of divine fire from His third eye (representing the element of space, or akasha). Feeling compassion for the predicament of the devas (gods) who were forced to live as slaves to the asuras (demons), Lord Shiva resolved to create an all-powerful deity who would not only defeat and destroy evil but who would become a universal teacher of the highest knowledge. Thus he became known as Saravanabhava (the one born in the reeds). The divine seed of Lord Shiva created this heavenly child. Lord Muruga's divine birth took place in a lotus-pond that was enclosed by these reeds. One of the Meanings of "Saravanabhava" is a small bush that grows abundantly around lakes and marshes (called Naanal in Tamil). Shri Subramanya is the Deity who hails from Palani Hills in Tamil Nadu. In Karnataka, HE is popularly known as "Subramanya". In TamilNadu, HE is also called "Kartikeya" or "Muruga" or "ShanMugha". The temples of TamilNadu and Karnataka are known for the Glory of Shri Subramanya. This is the Favourite Mantra of Shri Subramanya and is most commonly used in South India. Now we are getting Filtered in to one particular direction or path of SUCCESS and HAPPINESS. This is one of popular mantras of Lord Subramanya, which is chanted by almost all devotees.Welcome to the World of Saravanabhava. Prapnothi bhogamakilam bhuvi yadyadishtam, This mantra is also known as Murugan Pancharatna stotram and is a six-verse prayer chanted everyday by devotees, especially on Sashti Viratham days. (For spiritual progress, prosperity and success) I offer adorations repeatedly to that Divine Kartikeya.’ He is the enchanter of the mind of Goddess Devasena. He is the one who holds the staff of intelligence, and holds the beautiful beloved of Goddess Vallii. Meaning: ‘Salutations to Lord Kartikeya, who is also known as Skanda. (For successful marriage and happiness in marriage) Meaning: ‘Adorations to Lord Subrahmanya.’
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