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 – 29

Previously, in shloka 25, Adi Shankara listed a few diseases and asserted that those diseases flee away at the sight of Murugan’s patra bhUti or the holy ash given on panneer leaves at Tiruchendur. This shloka 29 is also similar, where he prays to Murugan that no dangerous beings should harm us and the glory