Born in the holy town of Tiruvannamalai, around the 15th century, he derived his name from Śrī Arunachaleswarar. The person fortunate enough to have got the divine blessing to compose the hymns was Arunagirinathar. We believed, when we prayed through Thiruppagazh, Lord Muruga readily answered because it was the Lord Himself who helped the author in composing it. Even while remaining in Kerala, we were fortunate enough to get introduced to Thiruppugazh form of worship, thanks to our Guruji, Śrī Mani Iyer, who visited us whenever he came to Palani. But we believed it was our faith on Lord Muruga reinforced by our faith on Thiruppugazh that performed this miracle. Your neighbour guided me to this temple and here I am." As I came here to take Janaki to Madras, I found the house locked. Later, we flooded him with queries, and he said: "I was looking for a job, and for various reasons, could not come or write. We could not believe our eyes! There, at a corner, was sitting the very person whose homecoming was the prime object of this bhajan. As our eyes wandered through the vast audience, they stopped at one place or rather at one person. We then decided to make a desparate appeal to Muruga by way of 41-day Thiruppugazh bhajan at the Ganapati temple. Once, my brother-in-law left my sister, Janaki, at our home and never came back. Our devotion grows only stronger every time we feel that God is putting it to test. Krishnan pays homage to the saint-composer Arunagirinathar.Ī family bhajan in a temple? I will begin at the beginning.
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