Oh! The mighty son of Lord Maheshwara, all of your six faces, smiles on us, and gives hopefulness and boldness to us. Oh! Muruga! You have shared your knowledge with Lord Brahma and destroyed the evil forces and protected the noble ones. Oh! You are the destroyer of the demons likeTarakasura and Surapadman.You always embrace your consorts Ma Valli and Devasena in an affectionate manner. Let my mind be filled up with thoughts on you, and let my sorrows turn into happiness, by reciting your wonderful names. You are decorated with fragrant flowers, and you appear similar to thousand suns, and your name and fame would never diminish, since you are the Lord of the Lords,and you are also called as Senathipathy, a great warrior god. O Lord Muruga I always praise you and meditate on you.
You are destroying the worries from the minds of those devotees who surrender themselves at your holy feet. O Lord Subramanya! Son of Lord Shiva and Shakti, you dwell in the sacred place Tiruchendur and you relieve your devotees from the chain of births, and make them to get spiritual enlightenment. You are having a beautiful face, and a shining body, who dwells in the souls of the great sages, and you are the essence of four Vedas, and the Lord of the Universe. Oh! The great son of Lord Shiva! You have beautifully seated in the wonderful peacock, and always praised by your divine attendants. Though I am not a highly knowledgeable person, but in my heart, I have been worshipping you permanently. He was praised by Lord Brahma, Indra and other Devas in order to fulfil their wishes.
Lord Muruga though appears in the form of a child, contains great powers to remove the obstacles in our life, similar to his brother Lord Vinayaka. Some of the contents present in the Subramanya Bhujangam are as follows:
While he was undergoing pilgrimage, he visited the holy place Tiruchendur, and due to the grace of Lord Muruga, divine song in praise of Lord Muruga began to pour from his mouth, and this holy poem is considered to be one of the best poems of Lord Muruga. Sri Subrahmanya Bhujangam is a famous poem written and sung by Sri Adi Sankara at Tiruchendur.
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