രാഗം - രേവതി  

താളം - ആദി

ദേവത - മുരുഗൻ

രചന - സുവർണ കുമാർ

Ragam - Revathi

Thalam - Aadi

Deity - Murugan

Lyrics - Suvarna Kumar

|പല്ലവി|

കൈലാസനാഥന്റെ പുത്രനാം ദൈവമേ

ബാലസുബ്രഹ്മണ്യ കൈതൊഴുന്നേ

|അനുപല്ലവി|

പാർവ്വതീ ദേവി തൻ ശിങ്കാരവേലാ  

ശരവണ പൈതലേ കാർത്തികേയാ.

(കൈലാസനാഥന്റെ പുത്രനാം...)

|ചരണം-1|

പൊന്മയിലേറെ നീ വന്നു വിളയാടുമോ

വള്ളി സമേതനായ് വിളയാടുമോ.

ദേവസേനാധിപാ ദണ്ഡായുധപാണീ

ശക്തിരാഹരേ വേൽക്കുമരാ.

(കൈലാസനാഥന്റെ പുത്രനാം...)

|ചരണം-2|

കാഷായ വസ്ത്രം ചുറ്റി രുദ്രാക്ഷമാലയണിഞ്ഞി

പുഞ്ചിരി തൂകി നിൽക്കും വേലായുധാ

പഴണിയാണ്ടവാ, ജ്ഞാന പൊരുളെ ദേവാ

ജ്ഞാനത്തിൻ പൊൻപഴം നീയല്ലോ.

(കൈലാസനാഥന്റെ പുത്രനാം...)

|ചരണം-3|

കുമ്പിമുഖ സോദരാ കണ്മഷനാശനാ

കുമഹര സുത ശ്രീ സുബ്രഹ്മണ്യ,

അർക്കസമാനാ സുന്ദര ശ്രീകുമാരാ

വള്ളി മണാളാ ദേവാ ശ്രീഗുഹനേ

(കൈലാസനാഥന്റെ പുത്രനാം...)

|Pallavi|

Kailaasanaathante puthranaam daivame

Baalasubrahmanya kaithozhunne

|Anupallavi|

Paarvathi devi than shingaaravelaa

Sharavana paithale Karthikeya

(Kailaasanaathante puthranaam...)

|Charanam-1|

Ponmayilere nee vannu vilayaadumo

Valli samethanaay vilayaadumo

Devasenaadhipa Dandaayudhapaanee

Shakthiraahare Velkkumaraa

(Kailaasanaathante puthranaam...)

|Charanam-2|

Kaashaaya vasthram chutti rudraaksha maalayaninju

Punchiri thooki nilkkum Velaayudhaa

Pazhaniyaandavaa, jnaana porule devaa

Jnaanathin ponpazham neeyallo

(Kailaasanaathante puthranaam...)

|Charanam-3|

Kumbhimukha sodaraa kanmashanaashanaa

Kumahara sutha Sree Subrahmanya

Arkkasamaanaa sundara Sreekumaaraa

Valli manaalaa devaa Sreeguhane

(Kailaasanaathante puthranaam...)

Singer :  Suvarna Kumar

Audio reference :

Summary :  This devotional song is dedicated to Lord Murugan (addressed as Balasubrahmanya, Karthikeya, and Dandayudhapani), venerating Him in His famous form as Palani Aandavar residing at the sacred hill temple of Palani (Arulmigu Dhandayuthapani Swamy Temple in Tamil Nadu). The verses celebrate the young deity as the darling son of Lord Shiva (Kailasanatha) and Goddess Parvati, born in the Saravana lake and accompanied by His divine consort Valli. Clad in ascetic ochre robes (kashaya) and adorned with rudraksha beads, He is hailed as the supreme wielder of the Vel, the brother of elephant-faced Ganesha (Kumbhimukha sodara), and the very embodiment of the golden fruit of spiritual wisdom (Jnana Pazham). The hymn is a prayer of humble surrender, pleading with the radiant, sun-like Lord Guha to bless the devotee with His playful presence and eradicate all inner impurities and sorrows.

Pallavi : O divine Lord, beloved son of the master of Mount Kailash (Lord Shiva)! O young Balasubrahmanya, I bow down and join my hands before You in humble worship.

Anupallavi : O beautiful, adorned spear-bearer (Singaravela) of Mother Parvati! O child born in the sacred Saravana reeds, O Lord Karthikeya! (Son of Kailasanatha, I bow before You...)

Charanam-1 : Will You come mounted upon Your radiant golden peacock and sport with delight? Will You arrive accompanied by Mother Valli to play joyously? O supreme commander of the celestial armies (Devasenadhipa), wielder of the sacred staff (Dandayudhapani), wielder of the divine Shakti-spear, O Velkumara!

Charanam-2 : Wearing ascetic ochre-colored robes, adorned with holy rudraksha garlands, standing serenely with a gentle smile on Your lips, O Velayudha! O Lord of Palani (Palaniyandava), O very essence and core of transcendental spiritual knowledge, You indeed are the golden fruit of supreme wisdom!

Charanam-3 : O brother of the elephant-faced Lord Ganesha (Kumbhimukha), destroyer of all inner sins and blemishes! O Sri Subrahmanya, radiant son of the vanquisher of evil, beautiful young Kumara shining like the brilliant sun! O beloved consort of Valli, O divine Lord Sri Guha!