📌 சந்த அமைப்பின்படி வரிகள் பிரிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளன — மெட்டுக்கேற்ப சீர் பிரிவு / Lines follow traditional chandam (rhythmic) word-breaks of the original composition.
O Lord Muruga,
your broad shoulders are adorned with fragrant sandal paste, musk, kumkum, and shining garlands of kadamba and champaka flowers. You ride the peacock, with your anklets and ornaments resounding beautifully, while your devotees call out to you with love and devotion.
With the rhythmic sounds of music and dance — “thindhi, mindhi, thandhanam…” — you come gracefully with compassion. Please enter my heart, remove all confusion, and bless me so that I may always praise and remember your sacred feet.
O son of Shiva, you are the one who destroyed the mighty demon Surapadman, whose forces and Lanka-like stronghold were burnt and reduced to ashes. You stood fearlessly, released your powerful arrows, and defeated your enemies like a victorious rain cloud.
O Kumaresa, you are adorned with the crescent moon, karandhai, thumbai, and kondrai flowers. You came lovingly to your devotee and blessed him with your grace.
O great Lord, after granting the position of Indra to the devas and removing their fears, you sat gloriously surrounded by the eight groups of celestial beings and blessed all.
You are the supreme Lord Muruga, the protector who removes suffering and grants grace to those who surrender to you.
கிருத்திகை, சஷ்டி, செவ்வாய்க்கிழமை மற்றும் முருகன் பூஜை நேரங்களில் பாடலாம். Recite on Krittika, Shashti, Tuesdays and during Murugan puja.