Subramhanya bhujangam – 31

We are in the last leg of this work. In this shloka, Adi Shankara offers his salutations and respects to everything that is associated with Murugan. “I bow to your peacock and also to your spear (vEl); I bow to the goat and your rooster; I offer obeisance to the sea and the temple at

Subramhanya bhujangam – 16

We are in the last few shlokas of the pAdAdi kEsha varNana. This shloka is a prayer to the six heads of Murugan. The four lines of this shloka can be split into two portions. The former portion gives a glimpse about bAla murugan or the little Murugan, whereas the latter shows what lofty thing