📌 சந்த அமைப்பின்படி வரிகள் பிரிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளன — மெட்டுக்கேற்ப சீர் பிரிவு / Lines follow traditional chandam (rhythmic) word-breaks of the original composition.
"O Lord with six faces, born in the Saravana reeds!
Every day I praise You with the words, 'Aragara! O Shiva's Son! You who are worshipped by Vishnu (Hari), Brahma (Ayan), and the other gods!'
O valiant One!
You hurl Your spear, blazing like fire, to destroy the demons.
O Muruga!
Grant Your grace so that Your lotus-like, anklet-adorned feet may forever dwell in the hearts of Your devotees.
O Son of Goddess Parvati, the daughter of the mountain, and of Lord Shiva!
You delighted Your Father's divine ears by explaining the profound meaning and ultimate truth of the sacred Pranava mantra ("Om").
O Supreme Guru!
You revealed the highest meaning of the Pranava, becoming the exalted teacher even to Lord Shiva.
You are praised daily with joyful hearts
by all the worlds, all living beings, the celestial gods, and the great sages.
O Lord who resides in the glorious and sacred hill of Thiruthani,
where devotees worship You with love and reverence!
O Great Lord!
You dwell with Your two divine consorts—Valli, the maiden of the Kuravar tribe, and Devasena (Deivayanai)—standing on either side of You."
This hymn glorifies Lord Muruga (Skanda/Kartikeya) as the destroyer of evil, the compassionate giver of grace, the supreme Guru who explained the meaning of Pranava ("Om") even to Lord Shiva, and the Lord of Thiruthani, accompanied by Valli and Devasena.
கிருத்திகை, சஷ்டி, செவ்வாய்க்கிழமை மற்றும் முருகன் பூஜை நேரங்களில் பாடலாம். Recite on Krittika, Shashti, Tuesdays and during Murugan puja.