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KUMARI KANDAM – Mother Land October & November 2018 | VOLUME: 1 Issue:2

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CONTENTS

1. Message from Shri Rejith Kumar

2. A Letter from the Editor

3. Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha

4. Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta

5. Shri Rejith Kumar – A Divine Instrument of

Muruga Peruman – (Revelations)

6. Significance of Om Saravana Bhavaya

Namaha

7. Murugan – The Great Protector and Healer

8. Devotee Experiences

9. Murugan Adiargal – Pamban Swamigal

10. My Experience at Sankara Mutt with Shri

Rejith Kumar

11. Reunion Island Visit

12. LMRK News (Sep-Nov) 2018

13. Upcoming Events



MESSAGE FROM SHRI REJITH KUMAR – MAYURA SIMHASANA THIRUVIZHA

My Namaste to all!

What a historic moment it was…

It was a moment to be remembered!

Lord Palani Muruga was showering His blessings on us…

The sacred mantra ‘Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha’ spread everywhere.

There were so many ardent devotees of Lord Muruga, who came participate and be a part of our program at Palani. These included our

members who had come from Chennai, Coimbatore, Kerala and Bangalore in addition to the international LMRK members.

Everyone had only one goal ‘Palani Malai’.

Everyone’s attention was about the one and only Mayura Simhasanam.

Everyone was chanting ‘Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha’.

Pooja was held at Aivar Malai. Strong divine energies were felt all through the pooja with Divinity blessing us amply.

In the evening, the Royal chariot carrying the ‘Thiru Padham’ (Holy Feet) of our beloved Muruga Peruman on the Mayura Simhasanam was taken on Giri Valam around the sacred hill of Palani.

The voices of devotees in spiritual fervour singing songs and chants which praised Lord Muruga could be heard everywhere.

The presence of Legend Shri. Gangai Amaran lent grace to the divine meeting held at Hotel Ganpath Grand.

It was the day all the LMRK members worldwide became one family…

I completely offered myself to Lord Muruga on that day…

Everything was Muruga Peruman. And Muruga Peruman only.

Thanks. Thanks to everyone!

Our Mission’s next step is going to happen in Wales with all the blessings of Lord Muruga.

OM SARAVANA BHAVAYA NAMAHA



A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

Dear Readers,

It gives us great pleasure to welcome you to the second issue of our E-Magazine KUMARI KANDAM –

OUR MOTHERLAND. The main objective of this E-Magazine is to share the divine revelations of our

beloved Muruga Peruman directly with you. Muruga Peruman in all His divine compassion has come to

protect the world and help in the spiritual evolution of Mother Earth by balancing Her energies. He has

also indicated some specific revelations through Shri Rejith, which concern the whole of humanity during

the New Muruga Yugam.

Scope of the E-Magazine

The New Muruga Yugam which started in the year 2013, is to last for the next 2000 years. According to

Muruga Peruman it will have the following three main characteristics. They are:

- The rediscovery and revival of the advanced knowledge and greatness of the Tamil civilization.

- The worship of Muruga Peruman will spread all over the world. - The Power of Siddhar science will come out and many Siddhar secrets will be revealed to help

humanity. It stands to reason that the scope of our sacred E- Magazine will be in tune with these divine revelations. The very first divine task of the LMRK Mission is the pradishta of the ‘Thiru Padham’ (Holy Feet) on the Mayura Simhasanam in Wales, United Kingdom. The pradishta took place on the 14th of November 2018 at the “Thanthondri Anjaneyar” temple in Wales. This clearly signifies that Lord Muruga has come to help us conquer the darkness within us and lead us to light, just as he had once defeated the Asura King Surapadman, and led His army to victory.

Prior to the pradishta at Wales, a Thiruvizha, honouring the Mayura Simhasanam on Indian soil was held

at Palani on the 30th of September 2018. We are bringing you special articles about the ‘Mayura Simhasanam

Thiruvizha’ and ‘Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta’ articles in this issue. We have combined the articles for the

month of October and November as the ‘Mayura Simhasanam’ issue.

We are happy to announce that the E-Magazine is coming out in four languages namely English, Tamil, Malayalam and French.

I thank the editorial team who contributed in innumerable ways in bringing out this issue.

We at the editorial team humbly submit this second issue as an offering at the feet of our beloved

Muruga Peruman, under whose guidance, protection and blessings the articles in this E-Magazine have

come to life and become a reality.


- Mrs. Sowmya Nikhil



MAYURA SIMHASANAM -

MURUGA PERUMAN’S DIVINE

ASSURANCE TO PROTECT THE

WORLD

The Muruga Yugam has begun! With the world concerned about its future and spiritual seekers all over the world ardently searching for a reprieve, Muruga Peruman chose a symbolic way to tell us that He Himself had arrived to protect the world and be at the helm of its affairs. It was through the Mayura Simhasanam. He has come to help us purify our minds and lead us into a higher consciousness by which we would live more meaningful lives. In March 2017, He revealed to Shri Rejith, his chosen divine instrument, that a Mayura Simhasanam with His ‘Thiru Padham’ (Holy Feet) placed on it should be installed at Zero Point and that this would activate powerful divine energies crucial to the New Muruga Yugam. SIGNIFICANCE OF PRADISHTA AT WALES,

UNITED KINGDOM

The first important task of LMRK is the pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam at Wales, United Kingdom. It must be noted that the time zone relevant to the New Muruga Yugam is at Zero point. According to Muruga Peruman the pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam at Zero point will unleash many beneficial miracles all over the world. The Pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam is to take place at the ‘Thanthondri Anjaneyar Temple’ at Wales on the 14th of November 2018 the very next day after the Soora Samharam day. CREATION OF THE MAYURA SIMHASANAM

The sacred work began immediately with the

preparation of three initial sketches being drawn

by Mr. Ashok from Coimbatore with the concept

being explained to him by Mr. Ramesh a

Coimbatore LMRK member. Shri Rejith prayed

on these during meditation and the design and

model of the Mayura Simhasanam was chosen

and finalized by Muruga Peruman Himself.

Once the permission for the design was given; a

team from Kumbakonam M/s Sundara Vadivel &

Co, with great love and devotion crafted the

Mayura Simhasanam and the ‘Thiru Padham’

(Holy Feet) with intricate symbols relevant to

Lord Muruga and Lord Lakshmi Narshimar’s

association with Kumari Kandam and planet

Mars respectively. A holder was also crafted in

the Mayura Simhasanam to hold the ‘VEL’.

It is important to know that the Mayura

Simhasanam will be at Zero Point for the next

2000 years during the period of the New Muruga

Yugam.

MAYURA SIMHASANAM THIRUVIZHA

Shri Rejith decided to hold a grand function to

honour the Mayura Simhasanam on Indian soil

at Palani on the 30th of September 2018 before

it left for Wales. The event was planned in detail

starting with a pooja at Aivar Malai followed by

the Giri Valam around the sacred Pazhani Malai.

It was then to culminate with a public function

in which Muruga devotees from all over the

world would meet and share their love and

devotion for their beloved Muruga Peruman.

The devotees from all walks of life steadfastly

worked together in planning this sacred

Thiruvizha day and night. They were constantly

blessed by Muruga Peruman while doing this

holy task who guided them with his own

inimitable presence and helped them every step

of the way to bring the Thiruvizha to fruition.



THE KUMBAKONAM JOURNEY …

DARSHAN OF THE MAYUR SIMHASANAM

FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME AND ITS

JOURNEY TO PALANI - 29/09/18.

A group of five LMRK members Mr. Prabhu, Mr.

Srinivasan, Mr. Chandran, Mr. Nirmal and Mr. Siva

Sankar from Chennai started to Kumbakonam in

the early hours of the morning so that they could

reach Kumbakonam well before noon. They could

not contain their excitement as they were going

to have the darshan of the sacred Mayura

Simhasanam for the very first time before anyone

else.

It was only the previous day they had got the

confirmation from the Kumbakonam craftsman

that the divine Mayura Simhasanam was ready for

its transportation to Palani. They had seen only a

few glimpses of the Mayura Simhasanam while it

was being made through its pictures and now that

it was ready, they couldn’t wait to go and see it

for real.

It was a fun filled ride of camaraderie where they

shared several interesting topics relating to Lord

Muruga, Siddhars, LMRK and other divine

experiences. The car sped towards Kumbakonam

as they listened to the divine songs from

Thirupugazh and that of Sri Pamban Swamigal.

When they reached Kumbakonam it was about 11

am in the morning. They got to feast their eyes on

the holy Simhasanam and sensed beautiful divine

energies emanating from it. The Simhasanam

crafts person remarked that ever since it was kept

on display the previous day, even those who

passed by seemed to be drawn to it and could not

take their eyes off it. The Mayura Simhasanam

both enchanted and enthralled them at the same

time. The Simhasanam was carefully wrapped and

placed in a mini shipment truck to transport it to

Palani.

They requested the driver to stop at Swami Malai

(the fourth Aaru Padai Veedu) of Muruga

Peruman to seek his blessings. Their plan was to

do a quick darshan and pooja of Lord Vinayagar at

the foothills and then proceed directly to

Kumbakonam. The Divine however had other

plans for them. To their surprise not even a single

priest was available at the foothills. So, they had

to climb the hill to get a priest for performing the

pooja. That is when they realized it was Lord

Muruga Himself who was inviting them to have

their darshan of Him and get his blessings before

heading for Palani.

They had a very good darshan of the Lord of

Swami Malai in all His divine splendour. Feeling

amply blessed they requested one of the priests

from the Lord’s sanctum at the temple to

accompany them to the foothills and perform a

pooja for the Mayura Simhasanam. They

explained to him the significance of the Mayura

Simhasanam and on seeing it the priest felt

enthralled and conveyed his happiness to hear

about the Thiruvizha being held for it. The priest

then conducted a pooja for the Mayura

Simhasanam and left feeling blessed at the divine

opportunity being given to him to partake in its

sacred journey.

Mr. Siddharthan, a Palani LMRK member called

and requested Mr. Prabhu to stop by and take the

darshan of a Siddhar who lived near the Swami

Malai temple. Their car and the mini truck

carrying the Mayura Simhasanam stopped at a

small house where the Siddhar was present.

Sachidananda Shanmuganandha Prakasam

Siddhar was seen at the entrance of his home

where they found a few devotees gathered

around him and praying. Mr. Prabhu took the

Thiruvadi and sat near the Siddhar, who on seeing



it gave a beatific smile. The Siddhar distributed his

picture to all the devotees present there. One of

his disciples, remarked that this has never

happened before, and that giving out his picture

was a sign of his blessing. A few other devotees

joined them in Mr. Ramesh’s car from

Kumbakonam and Mrs. Chithra a Singapore LMRK

member joined them enroute at Thanjavur. Shri

Rejith’s friend Mr. Arumugam, was continuously

calling Mr. Prabhu and enquiring eagerly as to

when they would reach Palani.

The sky grew darker as the evening approached

and they reached Palani and were greeted by a

heavy and sharp downpour of rain. They finally

reached the Chavalakara Mandapam at 8.00 PM.

CHAVALAKARA MANDAPAM AT PALANI

Mr. Arumugam with the help of his friends got the golden opportunity to carefully lift the Mayura Simhasanam and place it inside the Chavalakara Mandapam. They adorned the Mayura Simhasanam with flowers and made their obeisance to it and remarked it was looking divinely beautiful. Meanwhile news had reached them that Shri Rejith had reached Palani an hour back directly from his Reunion Island visit. The team went to meet the LMRK members from Malaysia and Singapore – Mr. Manthira, Mrs. Sarah, Mr. Balachander, Mr. Sekar, Mr. Subra and a few others at the Thiruvavinankudi temple which was about 200 meters away from the Mandapam. The LMRK members had a very good darshan at the temple. They introduced themselves as they were meeting each other in person for the first time in person. Everyone sat together in the mandapam of the temple and had their dinner. After which, the overseas members returned back to their lodging for the night. The team decided to give up their lodging for the unexpected flow of members to Palani on

Saturday. Meanwhile they received communication that Shri Rejith and Mr. Devan were waiting near the Paadha Vinayagar Temple at the Palani foothills. The team warmly received them and along with Shri Rejith reached the Mandapam. Shri Rejith was moved emotionally on seeing the Mayura Simhasanam and he bowed to it with great reverence. He closed his eyes and seemed to say a prayer mentally to himself. He then appreciated the team and expressed his happiness about the Mayura Simhasanam. The team humbly sought Shri Rejith’s permission to share the initial pictures of the Mayura Simhasanam through WhatsApp groups to the LMRK members to which he agreed. LMRK members worldwide expressed their delight in having their first glimpse of the divine Mayura Simhasanam. It was almost midnight now and Shri Rejith sat with his team to discuss about the Thiruvizha arrangements and inspite of his long travel from Reunion Island; he energised others and gave them specific directions and assigned individual responsibilities. Shri Rejith, is a person who leads through example. He went over even the smallest details of the plan with the core team to ensure everything would happen smoothly during the Thiruvizha. Shri Rejith also took care of his team by making suitable arrangements for their sleep at the hotel; as they had given up their lodging earlier for the other members. The team reached their rooms at 2.15 am to sleep, very well knowing that the grand day had already dawned and the preparation for it would begin in a few hours.



MAYURA SIMHASANAM THIRUVIZHA AT

PALANI - 30/09/18.

The epic Thiruvizha started from a simple but a vibrant place in Palani at the Chavalakara Mandapam. The Chennai LMRK members arrived in the wee hours of the morning at 5.00 AM and were happy to see the glorious “Mayura Simhasanam and Thiruvadi” as soon as they entered. The hall reverberated with the chant of “Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha”. The Chennai group left for a special early morning darshan of Lord Pazhani Muruga and they were joined by LMRK members from Coimbatore, Bengaluru and other parts of India. They had a wonderful darshan of the Lord and reported back at the Chavalakara Mandapam. Mr. Prabhu had efficiently ensured that the early morning darshan of about 100 members from Tamil Nadu and other International LMRK members would go smoothly by reaching the Palani temple before them and making suitable arrangements. While Mr. Srinivasan ably helped some of the members to their lodging at the Devasthanam guest house so that they could get ready for the big day. Shri Rejith took care of everyone by providing them with a scrumptious and hearty breakfast. Food for the day had been arranged at the 1st floor of the mandapam. Most of the devotees including international LMRK members had assembled by 8.30 AM. The Mandapam by now wore a festive air with people sitting in groups and eating while the rest assembled in the ground floor excitedly discussing amongst themselves about the Thiruvizha. Everyone’s eyes were drawn towards the Mayura Simhasanam which had become everyone’s focus of interest. Devotees and LMRK members from around the world

gathered around it to worship it. Some of the devotees sat for a while before it and meditated. People offered their respect to the Mayura Simhasanam by offering flower garlands to adorn it. The ‘alankaram’ of the Mayura Simhasanam was done with reverence, by some of the devotees and at one point it looked as if it had received a flower Kavacham. At 9.45 AM the pooja to the Mayura Simhasanam began with the rendering of beautiful songs in Thirupugazh by Shri Simmam Kumar. Shri Simmam Kumar offered a large “Poomalai “(Garland) along with “Paamalai “(Devotional Songs). The rendering of divine songs lifted the atmosphere in the Chavalakara mandapam to one of high spiritual fervour and the devotees filled with emotion and bliss raised their voices together and chanted “Vetrivel Muruganukku Arohara!”. As scheduled at 10.00 AM the Mayura Simhasanam was lifted and placed in the mini truck for its onward journey to Aivar Malai.

AIVAR MALAI POOJA

The day was very sunny but even the inherent heat of the day could not dampen the spirits of the devotees who reverently followed the Mayura Simhasanam from behind in a cavalcade of cars and other vehicles. The procession stopped at the Vinayagar temple found at the foot hills. Mrs. Sarah Manthira heard the cries of two peacocks greeting the Mayura Simhasanam as it arrived. Here the Kerala devotees who were already waiting to see the Mayura Simhasanam eagerly came forward to welcome it. Lord Vinayaka is the remover of obstacles (Vigna haratha) so the first obeisance was made to him and the devotees sat for a while in front of his



sanctum and prayed and then stepped out to climb the mystical Aivar Malai. Aivar Malai also known as Ayirai Malai rose majestically to greet us as we climbed up the steps. The Aivar Malai is about 1400 feet above sea level. There is a pond with sweet water in the middle of hill which hints at possible inhabitation in the past. Aivar Malai has been praised by many poets in the Sangam age literature: ‘Pathitrupathu’. Another myth about this place was that it was named after the ‘Pancha Pandavas’ (five Pandava princes) who stayed here during their exile. It is interesting to note that Lord Muruga Peruman had revealed to Shri Rejith that Aivar Malai is one of the few places on earth which contain the Swastika energies. Aivar Malai gains special significance in this regard, as one of the main revelations given by Muruga Peruman is the revival of the association between Kumari Kandam and Mars. This is one such place which can facilitate that through the Swastika energies present here. The Loudspeakers playing devotional songs on Muruga Peruman along with the cries of “Vetrivel Muruganukku Aro Hara” charged the atmosphere and raised our spirits even more as we climbed our way up the hill. A group of devotees were fortunate to see a bevy of peacocks. We came across a small shrine dedicated to Draupadi Amman to whom we prayed before reaching the cave where the pooja was to be held. This cave has many inscriptions and Jain Tirthankara images. This used to be a Jain educational institution consisting of Jain preceptors and students dating back to a period between 8th – 10th century AD as written in the

inscriptions given by the Department of Archaeology, Government of Tamil Nadu 2010. We found a small Sannithi (sanctum) of Lord Hanuman here. The Mayura Simhasanam was carefully carried up the hill and placed in the cave and the LMRK members began to assemble inside the cave facing the Mayura Simhasanam before they took their seats. There was a samadhi of a saint in front of the cave with a Trishul standing near it. The beautifully decorated Mayura Simhasanam was placed in front of the cave near the saint’s samadhi. Shri Rejith placed the Vels of the LMRK members in front of the Mayura Simhasanam so that they could be blessed during the pooja at Aivar Malai. Shri Rejith started the program by giving us a rousing speech. Shri Rejith said,” This is a mission created and directed by Muruga Peruman. We cannot use our brain or technique for this. We have to follow whatever his instructions are. This is a new style. We know that there are different paths to spirituality. This is a different type of spirituality. Our mission is not to sit on one side and just sing bhajans. Our mission is going to be about doing a lot of work in this world. Everyone become active and energetic as Muruga Peruman has assigned a lot of duties for each soul. As you get the Karthigai energies and with the blessings of Muruga Peruman you will advance both at the spiritual as well at the material level. This is a historic moment, it is a historic moment which this world is going to step into. Only after ten years, you will realize how sacred it was to participate in this holy Thiruvizha. It is only to such a great Thiruvizha I am welcoming you. With Muruga Peruman’s blessings let us start the pooja. OM SARAVANA BHAVAYA NAMAHA!”.



Shri Rejith’s speech touched each one’s heart and also made us deeply realize how each one of us has his or her our own unique duties to perform in this New Muruga Yugam under the divine guidance of Muruga Peruman. We affirmed what he said by chorusing together ‘Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha’! The Sivachariar from Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple gave a talk and performed the pooja by doing the Abhisekham for the ‘Thiru Padham’ (Holy Feet) with waters from Blue Mountain, Australia. (It is significant to note that Shri Rejith had taken a ‘VEL’ with him to Blue Mountain on his Australian visit where he had done Abhisekham to it on the Soora Samharam day last year.) It is the same ‘VEL’ which is now been placed for the pooja at Aivar Malai. This was followed by a rendering of Thirupugazh and Thevaram by the Palani Temple Odhuvar (temple’s official singer). Mrs. Ramani joined the Odhuvar and sang some devotional songs. Shri Rejith asked all those assembled to meditate for some time. Aarthi was taken for the Mayura Simhasanam and Thiruneer (Holy Ash) was distributed to everyone who went forward to offer obeisance to the Mayura Simhasanam. Shri Rejith reverently took the divine ‘Thiru Padham’ (Holy Feet) in his hands and climbed up the hill further to visit the Kulanthai Velappar temple. The ‘Thiru Padham’ was taken by the temple priest and placed in the Lord’s sanctum and a pooja was performed to receive His blessings. The LMRK members and their families took the darshan of the Lord along with Shri Rejith. Then everyone climbed downwards and visited the “Vallalar Dharma Salai”. The annadhanam Seva was conducted by an ardent devotee of Muruga Peruman Shri Pollachi Siddharthan. Almost 300 devotees partook their delicious lunch at the ‘Sanmarka Sanga mandapam’. As

the devotees climbed down to the foot hills they heard the cries of peacocks. They felt thrilled to be given such a divine sign by Muruga Peruman. Some of the devotees conveyed that they had seen a bevy of peacocks on their way back to Palani.

MAYURA SIMHASANAM GIRI VALAM AT PALANI Palani was once called as Nallimalai in the ancient times. There is a story about how its name changed to Palani. Once Sage Narada brought a celestial fruit to Mount Kailash and gave it to Lord Shiva and told him to give it to any one of his children without cutting the fruit. He also suggested that there would be a competition in which whoever goes around the world first thrice would get the fruit. Lord Ganesha claimed his parents Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi to be his world and did a circumambulation around them three times and claimed the fruit. Lord Muruga went around the world on his peacock and came back to Kailash to find that the fruit had already been given to his elder brother Lord Ganesh. This angered him and renunciating everything Lord Muruga went in his ‘Aandi kolam’ (mendicant form) to stay in Nallimalai. Divine Mother Parvathi consoled her son and pacified Him by saying (Pazham-nee” in Tamil) You yourself are a ‘Pazham’(Fruit)”. Fruit here symbolically represents universal wisdom. She shared with him about how he had been born from His father Lord Shiva’s third eye and that He Himself was wisdom incarnate. It is said that “Phazham Nee” gradually became Palani. The significance of this sacred Pazhani is that Muruga Peruman himself chose this place to come and stay here. Muruga Peruman gives us darshan as Lord Dandayudhapani at Palani. The Lord in His Navapashanam form heals all his ardent devotes of their afflictions and absolves them of their Karmas. It is significant to note that



Shri Rejith’s journey began with his visions of the Bogar Siddhar Samadhi and the Navapashanam Moorthy of Muruga Peruman at Pazhani. The sky darkened as evening approached bringing with it a gentle breeze and the devotees who once again assembled at the Chavalakara Mandapam were delighted to see a royal golden coloured chariot led by a team of four horses in the front. Each horse was crafted to look very real. It was indeed a glorious sight to see the chariot holding the Mayura Simhasanam decorated with flowers, colourful lights and mirrored ornaments complete with a beautiful arch at the back. Shri Rejith stood along with the Mayura Simhasanam and held a ‘VEL’ in his hands. An Aarthi was performed by Shri Rejith to the Mayura Simhasanam before the procession started. The Giri Valam began from the Moondravathu Padaiveedu Thiruvavinankudi temple in Palani Adivaram at 6.00 PM with the royal procession of a flower festooned, colourfully lit chariot, carrying the divine Mayura Simhasanam with the ‘Thiru Padham’ (Holy Feet) of Muruga Peruman placed on it. It stopped at the ‘Patha Vinayagar’ temple to perform a pooja before it proceeded to complete the Giri Valam. A group of more than 60 people led by Mr. Bhaskaran had come from Kerala to participate in the Giri Valam with three of their giant 15 feet Kavadis to honour the Mayura Simhasanam. The Kavadi which weighs about 80 kgs needs three people to lift it. However, during the Kavadi Attam, only one person carries it on his head and dances along with burning camphor in his hands. The dancing giant peacock feathered Kavadis from Kerala, the Dhaval musicians led by Shri Marimuthu performing on stilts with a quartet of Nadaswaram musicians leading the procession was indeed a sight to behold! LMRK

members raised their voices in unison to sing and praise Muruga Peruman as they followed the royal procession with great spiritual fervour. The Giri Valam lifted the atmosphere to one of celebratory fanfare and spiritual splendour. Devotees came forward in the streets to take Aarthi and darshan of the Mayura Simhasanam with the ‘Thiru Padham’ on it. The media came forward from various channels to interview Shri Rejith for their press coverage. In the middle of the Giri Valam, Kalaimamani Shri Gangai Amaran joined the procession. Shri Rejith climbed down from the chariot and welcomed him lovingly to take the Aarthi for the ‘Thiru Padham’. The Giri Valam proceeded further and covered many other temples on the way and finally reached the Vinayagar temple from where it originally started. Rain had been forecasted but the Giri Valam was completed in 1.5 hours without any weather-related impediments due to divine grace. Thousands of people witnessed the auspicious Giri Valam event and were blessed by Muruga Peruman.

FUNCTION AT HOTEL GANPATH GRAND,

PALANI

A grand function was organised with many local as well as international dignitaries at Hotel Ganpath Grand, Palani. LMRK members who were waiting outside eagerly received the Mayura Simhasanam and placed it carefully on center stage while our chief guest music legend Kalaimamani Shri Gangai Amaran, along with other dignitaries and invitees took their respective seats. The events of the program at Ganpath Grand were compered by Mr. Nandan and they are as follows:



• Release of a 20-minute documentary titled ‘Kumari Kandam- Muruga Yugam’. It was about Shri Rejith’s journey and the LMRK mission. It was directed by Shri Prem L Premavan, produced Shri Mr. Arumugam from Australia and ably supported by other LMRK members.

• Prayer Songs were rendered by Shri Simmam Kumar from Thirupugazh.

• Shri Nandan invited the Chief guest Kalaimamani Shri Gangai Amaran and other dignitaries on the dais.

• Shri Gangai Amaran started the program by the auspicious lighting of the Kuthvillaku (Lamp).

• Inaugural address was given by Shri Gangai Amaran. He recollected how the first song composed by him started with a song on Lord Muruga. He also narrated as to how he felt immediately drawn when he heard that the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha was to take place in Palani. He was happy that the pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam was to take place in Wales of which he has fond memories.

• Welcome address was given by Shri Mangala Prabhu (International Head for Public Relations).

• It was followed by speeches from other dignitaries: Shri Arumugam, Shri Elango Navarathnam, Shri Rama Ravikumar, Shri K. Subhash Chandran and Shri Natarajan.

• LMRK members who were honoured with special mementos by Shri Gangai Amaran. They are Shri Arumugam (Palani), Shri Gokul - LMRK Chairman(Thirssur), Director Shri Prem L Premavan(Chennai), Shri Natarajan (Owner of New Tirupur Lodge, Palani), Shri Maheswaran(Palani), Shri Harihara Muthu -Owner of Hotel Ganpath Grand (Palani), Shri K. Subhash Chandran - Supreme Court Advocate & LMRK Legal Advisor- (New Delhi), Shri Elango Navarathnam (Australia), Shri Srinivasan- Head for Information

Technology (Chennai), Shri Ashok Kumar (Dubai), Shri V.C. Thanigai Nayagam (Chennai), Shri Vimalanathan (Australia), Shri Manthira (Malaysia), Smt Bhavani Latchoumy (Reunion Island), Shri Sekar (Singapore) , Shri Arumugam (Australia),Shri Rama Ravi Kumar(Palani), Shri Simmam Kumar(Chennai), Shri Devan(Chennai) ,Shri Mangala Prabhu(Chennai) and Shri Nandan (Chennai).

• Shri Harihara Muthu honoured Kalaimamani Shri Gangai Amaran with a shawl.

• Shri Vimalanathan gave a special memento of his temple ‘Kundrathu Murugan Temple’ to Shri Gangai Amaran, Shri Rejith, Shri V.C. Thanigai Nayagam, Shri Natarajan and Shri Hari Hara Muthu.

• Release of the first issue of our E-Magazine “KUMARI KANDAM – OUR MOTHERLAND” by Shri Rejith, Smt Sowmya Nikhil, Shri V.C. Thanigai Nayagam Shri S. Dathathiri, Shri Mangala Prabhu and Shri Subash Chandran. The first issue of our E-Magazine was given to all the dignitaries on the dais. It was indeed a proud moment for all of us at the Editorial team.

• Vote of thanks was given by Shri Rejith where he shared how he had started his spiritual journey alone but now due to the blessings and grace of Muruga Peruman he had support from LMRK members belonging to 15 different countries. He reiterated the fact that he is not a Guru but a captain. As a captain he needs the support of the team which he is getting from everyone. Shri Rejith concluded the program that day by chanting the sacred mantra ‘Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha’ and asked us to repeat it with him 9 times.

The Mayura Simhasanam was transported carefully back to Kumbakonam via the mini shipment truck it had come in.



DARSHAN AT PALANI ARULMIGU SHRI DHANDAYUTHAPANI TEMPLE (01/10/18)

Mr. Mangala Prabhu seamlessly coordinated with Mr. Kaliappan, who is a senior officer in the Palani Devasthanam to ensure a wonderful darshan at the Palani Shri Dandayudhapani Temple on both the days. It is significant to note that the LMRK Trust had arranged the darshan for 180 of its members on both 30th and 1st,

by arranging tickets for Special Morning darshan with each ticket costing INR 150.The special darshan ensured that the LMRK members could have a 20-minute darshan in front of the main sanctum of Lord Pazhani Muruga and receive the specially blessed Thiruneer directly from the temple priests.

On 01/10/18 about 80 members from Kerala including Shri Rejith’s family along with a few members from Chennai felt amply blessed after their morning darshan at the temple. It was wonderful to see the selfless loving attitude of Shri Rejith’s family who seamlessly mingled with the LMRK members. The LMRK members all over the world became one family after the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha, united in their love for their beloved Muruga Peruman. The pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam will be an epic moment in our lives. We are indeed blessed to be co-creating history under the direction and guidance of Muruga Peruman through Shri Rejith where each soul will carry out its unique responsibilities to usher in the New Muruga Yugam.


Speech of Shri Elango Navarathnam at the Public Function, Palani. (30/09/18) A warm greeting to everyone from the Australian soil! We have built four major temples for Lord Murugan at Australia which are Kundrathu Kumaran Temple at Melbourne, Sunshine Murugan Temple, Sydney Murugan Temple and Balamurugan Temple at Perth. There is a saying that wherever there is a hill, Lord Murugan resides there as the all-powerful Deity. This is mentioned in ancient literature by Saint Nakeerar as "Kundru Thoradalum Nindrathan Panbe" which means its Lord Muruga's attribute to reside on Hills. Today we are witnessing not just an historic event. It is an epic event because the change of yugam is not considered as a part of history. History only records events spanning over a few thousand years. We are participating in something which is beyond history. This cannot be limited by referring to it as ‘history’ because this is beyond time. Our Rejith Kumar is going to establish the Mayura Simhasanam at Zero time zone. Zero time Zone indicates that a new period of time is going to start from the beginning. In English, there is only one meaning for time however in Tamil, we have two meanings to indicate time. One is "Kalam" for period and the other one is "Neram" for time. What I would like to say here is that a new period is going to start with the establishing of the Mayura Simhasanam. This is the beginning of a period and not of time. We are participating in the dawn of a new period. Everyone can sense the change which is happening at the mental and spiritual level of people in this new period. Even if they can’t realize it yet they will in the near future. I can



clearly sense the energy transformation within us. This energy shift is going to lead people to a better yugam. That is what we are referring to as ‘Muruga Yugam’. In future, we will be hearing more about the second Navapashana idol and the revival of Kumari Kandam. After this the greatness of Tamil civilization will be known. Shri Rejith had identified two out of six ‘Aaru Padai Veedu’ (army camps of Muruga Peruman) which existed in the Kumari Kandam period. The first being the Blue mountains (Australia), today we anointed the Mayura Simhasanam with the Blue mountain water. The second one is at Reunion Island. Sri Rejith shared with me that he would reveal the other four ‘Padai Veedus’ of Lord Murugan together at the same time. What we can conclude from this is that Yugam is changing. This Yuga change cannot be restricted to a ‘period’ or ‘time’. People with a rational mindset may make fun of all these things. But these things are beyond their knowledge. One person asked me, why do you believe in things which are revealed through dreams and meditation. Our Alwars, Nayanmars discovered so many things through dreams and meditation. This what we have read till today. We are all aware about the dream visions of Saint Thirunavukarasar and the directions Saint Sundara Moorthy Nayanar received through his dream visions. We cannot rationally analyse all these things. We can only analyse things related to Physics. This is beyond Physics. This kind of questioning mindset is going to change in this new Muruga Yugam. After that these atheistic thoughts will cease to exist. This is the New Yugam. We are going to witness this transformation soon. Saying this, I take leave of you. Thank you.

KAVADI ATTAM

The Kavadi Attam (dance) dates back to ancient times. Lord Shiva had once instructed Saint Agastya and entrusted him with two hillocks Shiva Giri and Shakthi Giri and had asked him to place it in Southern India. The sage left them in a forest and later asked his disciple, Idumban, to get them. Idumban slung both the hillocks Siva Giri and Shakthi Giri on his shoulders and carried it across the shoulder one on each side. When he neared Palani, he felt tired and placed the hillocks down to rest. When he wanted to resume his journey again, much to his astonishment and dismay he could not lift them! Lord Muruga who had come to reside in Palani in ‘Aandi Kolam’ as young boy (dressed as a mendicant) stood on the hillock and refused to move. This prevented Idumban from being able

to move the hillocks. A fierce battle ensued between the little boy and Idumban in which the latter was slain and later restored back to life. Idumban, the Asura disciple of Agastya belatedly

Idumban carrying Shiva Giri and Shakthi Giri



recognized that the little boy was none other than Lord Muruga Himself and beseeched His mercy. He prayed to Lord Muruga that whosoever carries their Kavadi slung across their shoulders in the way he carried the two hillocks and visits Lord Dandayudhapani of Pazhani on a vow should be blessed and that he Idumban should have the privilege of standing as a guard at the entrance of the sacred Pazhani Malai. There is a shrine for Idumban half way up the hill where pilgrims who carry the ‘Kavadi’ pay obeisance to him before going up the Pazhani Hill to take darshan of Lord Dandayudhapani.

The symbolism of carrying the Kavadi or ‘burden’ on one’s shoulder is that the devotee after several spiritual austerities surrenders his troubles to the Lord and asks Him for a reprieve. In the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha we saw a glorified version of the Kavadi. The gigantic

peacock feathered Kavadi’s which graced the Giri Valam left all those who participated in it

awestruck. To know more about this, we decided to ask the person who danced the Kavadi Attam to describe his inspiration towards this sacred art form. Mr. Anil from the editorial team has collected these details directly from him. Kavadi Attam (dance) in this special way is famous only in Thrissur. Mr. Bhaskaran who led the team of nine Kavadi dancers in the Giri Valam is 58 years old and a father of two. He resides with his family in Thanikudam, a place near Thrissur. Though he has been working in the gulf for 20 years now; he recalls how right from his childhood he used to watch the Kavadi Attam. He suddenly fell silent while speaking to Mr. Anil and then shared that his deepest desire is to pass away while dancing the Kavadi Attam for Muruga Peruman. From this we can sense how sacred the holy Kavadi Attam is for him and how ardent a devotee of Muruga Peruman he is. He shared that he observes a 21 day fast where he undergoes several spiritual austerities before he performs the Kavadi Attam. The Kavadi he uses right now is made of Red wood and has 13 steps. It is about 15 feet in height and weighs

Peeli Kavadi Attam by Shri Bhaskaran at Thanikudam, Kerala

Shri Bhaskaran carrying the Kavadi with two lamps in both his hands

Idumban Shrine at Palani



about 80 kgs. Each of these Kavadi’s cost about 1.5 - 2 Lakhs. It is called “Peeli Kavadi” as it is crafted with peacock feathers. In Thrissur it is called “Ambala Kavadi” or “Poo Kavadi”. Its old name is “Basma Kavadi”. He started dancing the Kavadi from the tender age of 12. He normally dances from 9 am to 12

pm and at night from 8.30pm to 1 am. Inspite of health issues he is adamant to dance the Kavadi till the end of his life. He individually lifts this

gigantic Kavadi on his shoulders and holds burning camphor in both his hands while dancing. When the dancing goes to a high fervour, he breaks the coconut and drinks its water. Another way he wants to perform is to be blind folded and dance with camphor in both his hands in front of Baghawathi Amman Temple in Thanikudam, Kerala. He is not doing this Kavadi dance for materialistic reasons bur rather due to his love and devotion towards it. He would like everyone to know the significance and sacredness of it.

KERALA DEVOTEES EXPERIENCES –

MAYURA SIMHASANAM THIRUVIZHA

Nearly a 140 LMRK members had come from Thrissur and Mavelikkara. Some of the devotees from Kerala have come forward to share their fond memories of their experiences on this sacred day. We are narrating these accounts as given by them. 1) Mrs. Roopa Panicker an engineer by

profession hailing from Mavelikkara (South Kerala), came to know Shri Rejith Kumar from May 2017 with divine guidance. She remarked that it was an unexpected travel or opportunity to participate in the holy Thiruvizha and to meet Shri Rejith for the first time. She found a true guide in Shri Rejith, as he used to offer her timely solutions, which gave her great solace. She felt that the atmosphere in Palani on the holy Thiruvizha day was spiritually elevated, and it helped to stimulate unconditional love at all levels - body mind and soul. She still feels bliss when she recalls the healing session, she received from Rejith ji. Even though she had gone through several healing modalities, the healing session of

Shri Bhaskaran doing the Kavadi Attam with burning camphor in his hand

Kavadi Attam dancers performing at Thanikudam, Kerala



Rejith ji was entirely different – she felt as if she had been mentally shifted to a timeless place, she could inwardly sense the healing energies balancing her chakras and cleansing the negative energy and releasing the energy blockages. He always advised her to be happy, stay positive and always trust God. She was overjoyed when Shri Rejith after a few days spoke to her over phone and told her that her aura has been cleansed and that she could now receive Muruga Peruman’s blessings directly. She was able to climb Aivar Malai, do Giri Valam with ease inspite of not having her usual back belt support. This definitely seemed a miracle to her! She strongly believes that the divine grace and blessings of Muruga Peruman made even the impossible a reality. She narrates that after the pooja and Abhisekham were completed in the Aivar Malai cave; the devotees came forward to have the darshan of the Mayura Simhasanam and get the sacred Thiruneer (Holy Ash). At this time, someone had kept a cloth in front of the Mayura Simhasanam to collect money without the knowledge of Shri Rejith. When it came to his notice, he immediately asked the person to remove it as it was not instructed by Muruga Peruman. This left a deep mental impression in her that one is to follow the divine guidance come what may. The impression which most struck her was how down to earth Shri Rejith’s entire family were. She felt Muruga Peruman was demonstrating through Shri Rejith’s family the value of staying grounded inspite of the respect and awe people have for them. She felt very happy to have met many likeminded souls and believes that there must be some past life connection to feel

such a kinship with people she had only just met. She got the benefit of deepening her knowledge about Siddhas and their importance. She met some spiritually like-minded people like Mrs. Sowmya Nikhil with whom she felt an immediate kinship, the innate sense of security she felt with Mr. and Mrs. Kollur Mookambika Swamy. She cherishes the kind heartedness of Mrs. Bhavani Latchoumy who gave her a rare opportunity to get blessings from the Madurai Meenakshi Sivachariar, and the acquaintance of Dr. Preethi a Varma Healer, Mrs. Mary and Mr. Krishna Kumar from Bengaluru. She felt the meeting of such spiritually aligned souls led to an inner transformation within her. Mrs. Roopa believes that Muruga Peruman through his chosen divine instrument Shri Rejith is transforming all souls to spiritually advanced souls.

2) Mrs. Srilatha a teacher by profession and owner of a middle school in Kerala shares, that indeed it was some past life connection which made her connect with Mrs. Roopa and her family. She had initially gone to meet Mrs. Roopa to persuade her to come with her to Tirupati but the divine had other plans in store for her. She felt she should drop the plan to go to Tirupati and found herself being drawn to the idea of accompanying Mrs. Roopa and her mother to Palani. She further shared that after her visit to Palani she found a sense of deep calm and peace despite many challenges in her life. She felt some of her beliefs had changed for the better and that she had transformed from within in a positive way after attending the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha and felt grateful for the blessings of Lord Pazhani Muruga.



3) Mr. Anil Kizhakkupuram who works as a senior service executive in a German company, travelled with a group, consisting of his sons, his nephew Mr. Vishnu and friend Mr. Muralidharan from Palakkad. He had boarded the early morning train at Palakkad at 4.30 AM and reached Palani. He then enquired with his friends the direction to reach Aivar Malai. He was advised by friends to take a bus through Udumalaipet and reach a place called Papampatti which is 3 kms away from Aivar Malai. There were no autos to transport them and to their astonishment a person suddenly approached them from behind and enquired whether they were going to Aivar Malai. When they replied in affirmative, he showed them a Kerala registered two-wheeler and asked them to use it to transport themselves to Aivar Malai and back. It was indeed a stunning experience for them as they had no idea, that this timely help would come from one of Mr. Anil’s friends with whom he had initially enquired regarding the way to Aivar Malai. He was amazed that even before he had stepped into this sacred place called Aivar Malai a miracle had happened! Aivar Malai is otherwise known as Ayirah Malai. It is named after Goddess Ayirah Devi. They were the first to reach Aivar Malai. To show their team members they had reached there they took ‘Selfies’ and sent it to the group. They were happy that they were able to guide others to reach Aivar Malai. His children ran freely up the hill to the Pillayar temple. It was almost as if they were taken to meet their family members and it was a familiar place they had always known. When they came up close to the caves, they could realize that this was the place the Pandavas (Pandava princes) had stayed during their exile. They found at one place the cave was closed perhaps to avoid people getting lost

in it. They saw the reliefs and inscriptions on the cave relating to the Siddhars and Jain saints. Mr. Anil firmly believes that this is a place frequented by Siddhars and states that it is indeed a “Siddha Bhoomi”. He concluded saying that it is indeed a blessed opportunity for him and his son to carry the Mayura Simhasanam up the Aivar Malai and then back. When the mini shipment truck carrying the Mayura Simhasanam started its journey towards Palani again after the Aivar Malai Pooja; he, as well as other LMRK members could hear the cries of the peacock which flew and alighted near the banyan tree. This made him and all those present there very happy as they took it as a divine blessing from Muruga Peruman Himself.

4) Mr. Devan who works as a director in a

German company felt that though he did not have any specific experience to talk about he felt the events during the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha was very highly charged with divine energies. He also observed that many ardent devotees of Lord Muruga could meet and speak freely about their experiences and views about LMRK with one another and this had helped to create a bond among such likeminded people.

OM SARAVANA BHAVAYA NAMAH

Contributors to this special issue:

Mr. Mangala Prabhu, Mrs. Sowmya Nikhil, Mr.

Srinivasan, Mr. Datthathri.S, Mr. Anil

Kizhakkupuram, Mr. Devan, Mrs.Vinodhini. D,

Mrs. Surya Prabha, Mrs. Rani Pandian, Mrs.

Anuradha Thanigai Nayagam, Mrs. Srilatha and

Mrs. Roopa Panicker.



MAYURA SIMHASANAM

THIRUVIZHA – GLIMPSES

KUMBAKONAM

SPECIAL MORNING DARSHAN

CHAVALAKKARA MANDAPAM

First Glimpse of Mayura Simhasanam at Kumbakonam

Mayura Simhasanam ready for journey to Palani

Shri Rejith Kumar and LMRK Members after Darshan at Sri Dhandayuthapani Temple

Mayura Simhasanam at Chavalakkara Mandapam



Shri Rejith Kumar photographing the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Rejith Kumar and LMRK Members with Mayura Simhasanam

A close look at Lord Pazhani Muruga picture and Thiru

Padham

Divine Thiru Padham placed on Mayura Simhasanam radiating beauty



Shri Datthathiri offering his prayers to Mayura Simhasanam

LMRK members having their breakfast at the Chavalakara Mandapam

Mayura Simhasanam leaves the Chavalakara Mandapam for its onward journey to Aivar Malai

Mayura Simhasanam placed on a mini truck for journey to Aivar Malai



AIVAR MALAI

Aivar Malai

Mayura Simhasanam at Aivar Malai foot hills

Lord Vinayagar Sanctum at Aivar Malai foot hills

Aarthi performed for Mayura Simhasanam at Aivar Malai

Path to Aivar Malai

LMRK members carry the Mayura Simhasanam to proceed to Aivar Malai



Aivar Malai climb begins ..

Shri Rejith Kumar with Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple Sivachariar climbing the Aivar Malai

Majestic procession of Mayura Simhasanam to Aivar Malai

LMRK Members brave the heat and climb Aivar Malai

Mayura Simhasanam worshipfully welcomed at Aivar Malai

Aivar Malai cave getting prepared for Pooja



LMRK members assembling inside the Aivar Malai cave before the pooja

Preparations for pooja inside the Aivar Malai Cave

Aivar Malai Pooja

Abhisekham to Thiru Padham with Water from Blue Mountain Australia

Sivachariar performs the aarthi while the Palani Temple Odhuvar renders Tiruppugazh and Thevaram for the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Rejith Kumar performing Aarthi to the Mayura Simhasanam



Aarthi shown by Shri Rejith Kumar to the LMRK members after completion of pooja

Speech by Shri Rejith Kumar at Aivar Malai cave

Shri Rejith Kumar and LMRK members

meditating in Aivar Malai cave

Lord Kulanthai Velappar Sannidhi

Shri Rejith Kumar getting blessings of Lord Kolunthai Vellapar by placing the Thiru Padham before Him



Shri Rejith Kumar after performing pooja at Kulanthai Velappar temple

Vallalar Dharma Salai

LMRK members walking towards Sanmarga Sanga Mandapam to have their lunch after the

Aivar Malai Pooja

Annadhanam arranged by Pollachi Shri Siddharthan at the Sanmarga Sanga

Mandapam



GIRI VALAM

Golden coloured chariot getting ready to carry the Mayura Simhasanam during Giri Valam

Mayura Simhasanam at Thiru Avinankudi Temple, Palani before the Giri Valam started

Golden coloured chariot carrying the Mayura Simhasanam during the Giri Valam

Shri Rejith Kumar standing on the chariot holding the ‘VEL’ in his hands during Giri Valam

Shri Rejith Kumar performing Aarthi to the Mayura Simhasanam at the ‘Patha Vinayagar’

temple before starting the Giri Valam

Shri Rejith Kumar showing the Aarthi to those taking part in the Giri Valam



Gigantic 15 feet Kavadis lead the Giri Valam Procession

Shri Bhaskaran Carrying the majestic 15 feet Kavadi on his shoulders

Shri Bhaskaran’s group of Kavadi Attam

dancers leave the devotees awestruck with

their performance

Shri Marimuthu performs the Dhavil Kataikal

style along with his team of Nadaswaram and

Dhavil musicians

Nadaswaram and Dhavil Musicians

performing during the Giri Valam



Shri Manthira and other LMRK members accompany the chariot carrying the Mayura

Simhasanam

Devotees reverentially taking part in the Giri Valam

Press Coverage on Giri Valam

Shri Rejith Kumar addressing the Press

Shri Rejith Kumar warmly welcoming Shri Gangai Amaran as he joins the Giri Valam

Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar look on as press channels click their pictures



Shri Marimuthu came forward walking Kataikal style to welcome Shri Gangai Amaran

Shri Rejith Kumar and Shri Gangai Amaran perform the Aarthi for the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Gangai Amaran shows the Aarthi to the devotees during Giri Valam

Giri Valam of Majestic Mayura Simhasanam

Many devotees flock the streets to join the Giri Valam



PUBLIC FUNCTION AT HOTEL GANPATH GRAND

Mayura Simhasanam Arrives at Hotel Ganpath

Grand

Mayura Simhasanam placed on the dais at Ganpath Grand

Shri Rejith Kumar, Shri Mangala Prabhu and other dignitaries

Shri Gangai Amaran and other dignitaries

Invitees at the public function



Shri Nandan comperes the public function and welcomes all the dignitaries on the dais

Thiruppugazh sung by Shri Simmam Kumar

Shri Rejith Kumar praying to Muruga Peruman before starting the Public function

Lighting of the lamp by Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Shri Ram Ravi Kumar, Shri Harihara Muthu, Shri Subhas Chandra and Shri Vimalanathan (L to R)

Section of the audience watching the function



Shri Gangai Amaran gives the Inaugural Address

Welcome Address given by Shri Mangala Prabhu (International Head for Public Relations)

Speech being given by Shri Arumugam (Australia)

Speech being given by Shri Elango Navarathnam (Australia)

Speech being given by Shri Ram Ravikumar



Speech being given by Shri Natrajan

Memento received by Kalaimamani Shri Gangai Amaran from Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Arumugam (Palani) from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Gokul (Chairman -LMRK Trust) from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith

Kumar

Memento received by Shri Prem L Premavan from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Natarajan (Owner of New Tirupur Lodge) from Shri Gangai Amaran and

Shri Rejith Kumar



Memento received by Shri Harihara Muthu (Owner of Hotel Ganpath Grand) from Shri

Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Subash Chandran (LMRK Legal Advisor) from Shri Gangai Amaran and

Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Elango Navarathnam (Australia) from Shri Gangai Amaran

and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Srinivasan (Head for T Wing) from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith

Kumar

Memento received by Mr. Ashok Kumar’s Mother(Dubai) from Shri Gangai Amaran and

Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri V.C. Thanigai Nayagam from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar



Memento received by Shri Vimalanathan from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Manthira (Malaysia) from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Smt. Bhavani Latchoumy from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Sekar (Singapore) from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Arumugam (Australia) from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Simmam Kumar from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar



Memento received by Shri Rama Ravikumar from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Devan from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Mangala Prabhu from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Memento received by Shri Nandan (Film Director) from Shri Gangai Amaran and Shri Rejith Kumar

Shri Harihara Muthu honouring Shri Gangai Amaran

Shri Vimalanathan honouring our chief guest Shri Gangai Amaran



Shri Vimalanathan honouring Shri Rejith Kumar, Founder of LMRK

Shri Vimalanathan honouring Shri Natrajan of New Tirupur Lodge, Palani

Shri Vimalanathan honouring Shri Harihara Muthu owner of Hotel Ganpath Grand, Palani

Kumari Kandam - Mother land E-Maazine Release by Shri Rejith Kumar with Shri Datthathiri.S, Shri Thanigai Nayagam, Smt Sowmya Nikhil, Shri Subash Chandran and Shri Prabhu (L to R)

Shri Rejith Kumar conveying the Vote of Thanks

Shri Rejith Kumar thanking everyone at the end of the Public function



MAYURA SIMHSANAM PRADISHTA

Conception to Consecration Milestones

- 9-May-2017 - Shri Rejith explained about the LMRK mission and revealed the first duty given by Lord Muruga through a video message. The first duty was to consecrate the ‘Thiru Padham’ on the Mayura Simhasanam at Zero time zone and perform the pradishta pooja.

- 25-Oct-2017 - Shri Rejith Kumar travelled to Australia as per Muruga Peruman’s direction. Reached Blue Mountains on Soora Samharam day and performed a special pooja for the ‘VEL’ which would be kept on the Mayura Simhasanam with the ‘Thiru Padham’.

- 3-Dec-2017 – Shri Rejith shared the location of the pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam to be at ‘Thanthondri Anjaneyar Temple’, Wales.

- 4-Dec-2017 – Shri Rejith directed the LMRK Members worldwide to provide suitable models for the Mayura Simhasanam.

- 23-Dec-2017 – Shri Rejith performed a pooja at Palani with the pictures of the shortlisted models and selected the final model with Murga Peruman’s blessings. The final design was created by Ashok Kumar with the concept being explained to him by Mr. Ramesh an LMRK member from Coimbatore.

- 13-May-2018 – Order was given for the ‘Thiru Padham’ and Mayura Simhasanam at Kumbakonam after performing prayers at Swami Malai temple.

- 18-Aug-2018 - During the Volunteers Meet at Chennai, Shri Rejith directed the members to plan and organize a grand Thiruvizha for the Mayura Simhasanam at Palani on the 30th of September 2018.

- 30-Sep-2018 - A grand event "Mayura Simhasana Thiruvizha" was conducted at Palani to honour the Mayura Simhasanam.

The program included Pooja at Aivar Malai, Giri Valam at Palani hill and a Public function.

- 8-Nov-2018 - Mayura Simhasanam successfully reached Thanthondri Anjaneyar Temple at Wales from Kumbakonam.

- 14-Nov-2018 – The pradishta of the ‘Thiru Padham’ on the Mayura Simhasanam was successfully done at the Thanthondri Anjaneyar Temple, Wales on the auspicious Thiru Kalyanam day of Muruga Peruman.

Shri Rejith Kumar’s visit to Wales, United Kingdom

Wales which is known as ‘Cymru’ in Welsh is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. It is bordered by England on the east, the Irish Sea on the north and west, and the Bristol Channel on the south. It has an estimated population of more than 3 million as of 2011. The official languages spoken here are Welsh and English. Wales is known for its rugged coastline, mountainous national parks, distinctive Welsh language and Celtic culture. Wales has over 1,680 miles (2,700 km) of coastline and is largely mountainous, with its higher peaks in the north and central areas, including Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), its highest summit. The country lies within the north temperate zone and has a

changeable, maritime climate.

Snowdonia - ‘Yr Wyddfa’ in Welsh

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wales%E2%80%93England_border

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Sea

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Channel

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowdon

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperateness

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_climate



Wales is known not only for its picturesque beauty but also for its legends. To give the readers an inkling about the mysterious and mystical nature of Wales we shall briefly discuss one of its famous legend stories relating to its Snowdonia mountain.

The famous Snowdonia mountain is said to be the original home of the Welsh red dragon. Celtic King Vortigern set up his fort on the mountain in the 5th century but problems set in when it would not stay standing. The king asked his sorcerer’s for help and when they advised that sacrifice of a 'special' child, a search uncovered Myrddin Emrys.... who was in fact Merlin the world’s most famous and well known wizard.

It was Merlin who told the king that the sleeping dragons were under a lake hidden in the mountain and they were to blame for destroying the foundations of his fortress. They uncovered the hidden lake and it was as Merlin foretold: two dragons were discovered, one white and the other red. When the lake was drained, they fought with the dragons until eventually the white dragon fled and the red dragon returned quietly to his lair.

It is in this beautiful mystical country Wales, Shri Rejith was guided to perform the pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam by Muruga Peruman. Shri Rejith contacted Mrs. Vijeyalakshmi who lives about 1.5 hours away from the Thanthondri Anjaneyar temple about its whereabouts and enquired whether such a temple existed. Mrs. Vijeyalakshmi approached the temple authorities and spoke to its founder Swami Paramasivarasa about whether the Mayura Simhasanam could be placed at the temple premises.

Shri Rejith Kumar in Wales

The Snowdon Mountain group

Port Talbot, Wales

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Swami ji is an ardent Anjaneyar devotee and was directed by Lord Anjaneyar to set up the ‘Thanthondri Anjaneyar’ temple at Wales. When he sat in meditation to request for guidance; Saint Agasthiyar appeared in a vision and directed him to give permission to do the pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam at his temple. He conveyed the same to Mrs. Vijeyalakshmi who in turn conveyed the good news to Shri Rejith.

Special Events At Port Talbot, Wales

1) Seven Ray Meditation Program (13/11/18)

The Seven Ray Meditation technique is a special energy transfer technique comprising of seven steps (energy fields). The objective of this meditation is to increase the spiritual awareness of the person apart from bringing a harmony between their soul, mind and body. It was held at St Dyfrigs Hall, Port Talbot.

The special healing technique was received by Shri Rejith when he visited Kyoto under the direction of Muruga Peruman. Shri Rejith was asked to visit Kyoto and do prayers as Maha Avatar Babaji’s energies had descended there. The name “Seven Rays” was given by Muruga Peruman Himself.

The very first program to teach this meditation was held on the first day of his visit – the 13th of November 2018 in Wales, U.K. Apart from our Shri Rejith Kumar sending healing energy to

Mrs. Bhavani Latchoumy at the Seven Ray Meditation Session

Shri Rejith Kumar sending healing energy to Mrs. Jayne (Councilor of Port Talbot)

Shri Rejith Kumar sending healing energy to Ms. Elga at the Seven Ray Meditation Session



LMRK members, the councilor of Port Talbot Ms. Jayne had attended the program.

This meditation will prove a powerful tool in the forthcoming years of the New Muruga Yugam as souls are being spiritually awakened at this period to match the ascension of our planet Mother Earth. It is aimed at helping humanity at large to embrace its Divine Oneness.

2) PRADISHTA OF THE MAYURA SIMHASANAM (14/11/18)

The sacred event of Muruga Peruman’s Thiru Kalyanam started at 10 AM (GMT) followed by the Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta at 11.30 AM on the auspicious Thiru Kalyanam day, at the Thanthondri Anjaneyar temple at Wales, United Kingdom. Swamigal Paramasivarasa very graciously hosted the program at his temple premises where the Mayura Simhasanam had been placed. The program was attended by our U. K Members Mr. Shiva (U. K), Mrs. Vijeyalakshmi (U. K), Mr. Gersone (U.K), Mrs. Sangeetha (U. K), Mr. Prakash (U. K), Mrs. Bhavani Latchoumy (Reunion Island), Mr. Ganesh (Malaysia), Mrs. Shamily Rejith Kumar (India) along with other devotees.

The Mayura Simhasanam was beautifully decorated with flowers. The golden yellow cloth placed around it enhanced its celestial gleam. The ‘Thiru Padham’ was placed on a red silk cloth and beautifully decorated with flowers and placed on a plate along with the other things necessary for the pooja right in front of the Mayura Simhasanam. Shri Rejith began the sacred pooja at 10 AM by first offering flowers to the ‘Thiru Padham’ and the ‘VELS’ which were

Shri Rejith with Mrs. Shamily Rejith Kumar, Ms. Elga, Mr. Ganesh, Mrs. Bhavani Latchoumy, Ms. Cristin, Mr. Thiruchelvam and Mr. Shiva (L to R)

Swami Paramasivarasa doing the Thiru Kalyanam of Muruga Peruman

Swami Paramasivarasa and devotees participating in the Thiru Kalyanam for Muruga Peruman



placed on a plate in front of him and then the Mayura Simhasanam. Shri Rejith offered incense to the Mayura Simhasanam and the ‘Thiru Padham’. An Aarthi was performed by Shri Rejith to venerate the Mayura Simhasanam and ‘Thiru Padham’ after which offered his prayers. Shri Rejith reverentially took the divine ‘Thiru Padham’ and placed it on the Mayura Simhasanam.

The room filled with high spiritual vibrations and those assembled chorused together: Vetri Vel Muruganuku … Arohara! Vetri Vel Muruganuku … Arohara! Pazhani Andavanuku Arohara! Arohara! Arohara! Thirchendur Muruganuku … Arohara! Thiruthani Muruganukku… Arohara! Vetri Vel Muruganuku… Arohara! Arohara! Shri Rejith then called out to invoke divine grace by calling out the divine names of Muruga Peruman and those assembled rent the air with their cries of Arohara! (Pazhani Andavanuku... Arohara! Bala Dhandayuthapanikku… Arohara!) He touched the ‘Thiru Padham’ reverentially with his hands and paid his respect to it. He next

took the special ‘VEL’ which he had taken with him to Blue Mountains for ‘VEL’ pooja reverentially in his hands and after paying respect to it placed it on the Mayura Simhasanam. The energy levels went up a notch higher now and Shri Rejith then invoked the divine grace one more time by calling out with high spiritual fervor to Muruga Peruman and those assembled responded back fervently with cries of Arohara! (Muruga Perumanuku… Arohara! Pazhani Andavanuku... Arohara! Bala Dhandayuthapanikku… Arohara! Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha!!)

It lifted the vibrations of all those assembled and united them seamlessly with Muruga Peruman who abundantly showered His blessings on them! Mayura Simhasanam at Wales

Thiru Padham of Muruga Peruman

Thiru Padham of Muruga Peruman, VEL and other pooja items kept ready for Pradishta



Shri Rejith offered his Namaskars to Muruga Peruman and made a Sashtanga Namaskaram by prostrating on the floor before the Mayura Simhasanam. Swami Paramasivarasa made his obeisance to the Mayura Simhasanam by offering it flowers and performing an Aarthi. This was followed by the others offering flowers and making their obeisance to the Mayura Simhasanam. The program concluded with Shri Rejith being honoured with a Shawl.

Shri Rejith Kumar’s Messages on The Mayura Simhasana Pradishta

We have tried to bring details about the Mayura Simhasanam in Shri Rejith’s own words extracted from the video transcripts.

Shri Rejith Kumar offering flowers to the Thiru Padham

Shri Rejith Kumar offering flowers to the VEL

Shri Rejith Kumar getting ready to offer flowers to the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Rejith Kumar offering incense to the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Rejith Kumar performing Aarthi to the Mayura Simhasanam



Shri Rejith Kumar performing Aarthi to the Thiru Padham

Shri Rejith Kumar taking the Thiru Padham in his hands for the Pradishta

Shri Rejith Kumar doing the pradishta of the Thiru Padham on the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Rejith Kumar invoking Divine grace after the Pradishta of the Thiru Padham on the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Rejith Kumar reverentially holds the VEL before doing its pradishta on the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Rejith Kumar doing the pradishta of the VEL on the Mayura Simhasanam



Shri Rejith Kumar praying and offering flowers at the Pradishta pooja

Shri Rejith Kumar thanking Muruga Peruman during the Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta

Mayura Simhasanam after the Pradishta pooja

Shri Rejith Kumar meditating with LMRK Members before the Mayura Simhasanam

Shri Rejith Kumar doing Sashtang Namskar before the Mayura Simhasanam



Shri Rejith Kumar and others meditating before the Mayura Simhasanam after the pradishta

Shri Rejith Kumar honoured at the Thanthondri Anjaneyar Temple

Shri Rejith Kumar thanking those assembled after the pradishta pooja

Shri Rejith Kumar with Swami Paramasivarasa (Founder of the Thanthondri Anjaneyar Temple) at Wales

Mrs. Bhavani Latchoumy, Swami Paramasivarasa and Shri Rejith Kumar (L to R)



Shri Rejith Kumar, Swami Paramasivarasa founder of Thanthondri Anjaneyar Temple with LMRK members after the Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta

Shri Rejith Kumar with Mr. Ganesh (Malaysia)

Shri Rejith Kumar with Mrs. Bhavani Latchoumy, Mr. Thiruchelvam, Mr. Ganesh and Mr. Shiva (L to R)

Shri Rejith Kumar with LMRK Members after Pradishta Pooja

Shri Rejith Kumar giving the message about the successful completion of the pradishta pooja

Devotees praying before the Mayura Simhasanam



Shri Rejith Kumar’s Message to LMRK members after the Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta

“Vanakkam to everyone. With Muruga Peruman’s blessings on the Thiru Kalyanam Day and with Muruga Peruman’s direction the Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta has happened at the ‘Thanthondri Anjaneyar’ temple at Wales. Everything is Muruga Peruman’s ‘Asirvatham’ and blessings! It is indeed a historic moment. It is such a time. With His blessings many things will happen. Every one pray and chant ‘Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha!’. I will send a detailed video later. Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha!” The pradishta of the Mayura Simhasanam at Wales is a new beginning for humanity at large. It is Muruga Peruman’s symbol of protection and a clear indicator that He would be at the helm of all its affairs. We humbly ask Muruga Peruman to guide us through the forthcoming life changing times and lead us to His Divine Lotus Feet.

Shri Rejith Kumar’s Visit to Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England (15/11/18)

Stonehenge is an extraordinary source for the study of prehistory, it is located in Wiltshire, England,3 Kilometers west of Amesbury. It is an icon of Britain, and is a World Heritage Site under UNESCO. They are considered the most

architecturally sophisticated and only surviving linteled stone circle in the world.

It is dated back from 3000 to 2000 BC. Two types of stone were used at Stonehenge – the larger sarsens and the smaller bluestones.

Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England

Dragon Hill, Silbury Hill and Stonehenge (Top, Middle and Bottom points)

Stonehenge Construction

Interlocking Sarsen Circle at Stonehenge.



The sarsen stones are a type of sandstone, which is found scattered naturally across southern England. Most archaeologists believe that these stones were brought from the Marlborough Downs, 20 miles (32km) away. On average the sarsen stone weigh 25 tons, with the largest stone, the Heel Stone, weighing about 30 tons. Bluestone is the term used to refer to the smaller stones at Stonehenge. These came from the Preseli Hills in south-west Wales from a distance of over 150 miles. Although they may not appear blue, they do have a bluish tinge when freshly broken or when wet. They weigh between 2 and 5 tons each.

The sarsens were erected in two concentric arrangements – an inner horseshoe and an outer circle – and the bluestones were set up between them in a double arc. How they were able to transport such heavy and huge stones over long distances still remains a mystery to the world. To fit the upright stones with the horizontal lintels, mortice holes and protruding tenons were created. The lintels were slotted together using tongue and groove joints. Stonehenge continues to have a role as a sacred place of special religious and cultural significance for many, and inspires a strong sense of awe and humility for thousands of visitors who are drawn to the site every year.

Shri Rejith Kumar’s message on the Significance of the Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta at Stonehenge (Video Extract)

“Vanakkam to everyone. I am currently at Stonehenge, England. Silbury Hill and Dragon Hill are both located nearby from this place. These were two places where I had got very important messages. I will post a video from there about these places. What I am going to speak now is about the Mayura Simhasanam Pradishta which happened yesterday. I have to tell you about all the good things which will happen with Muruga Peruman’s blessing. As you all know we started Lion Mayura Royal Kingdom on the 1st of May 2017 at Palani on Sashti Day after praying to Lord Pazhani Murugan and getting His direction. The message He gave then is our mission’s first duty. Many duties are there because Muruga Yugam has started in 2013. Lot of changes are going to happen. Kumari Kandam knowledge is going to be revealed. Tamil civilization is going to gain a huge respect. Siddhar science is going to get many followers.

Shri Rejith Kumar at Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England

Shri Rejith Kumar with Mr. Thiruchelvam (Denmark), Mr. Yuvaraj (U.K), Mr. Ganesh (Malaysia), Mr. Siva (U.K) at Stonehenge, England



In order to materialize all these, LMRK’S first duty given by Muruga Peruman is to establish Muruga Peruman’s Mayura Simhasanam with the ‘Thiru Padham’ at Zero time zone, U.K and perform pooja as the Muruga Yugam has started. It is at Zero time zone as everything starts with Zero. This is the first duty which we got. Last year in 2017, on Soora Samharam Day, as directed by Muruga Peruman, I went to Blue Mountain, Australia and performed a Vel Pooja. The reason being it is a war place. The place where the war occurred in the Kumari Kandam period was Blue Mountain, Australia. It is a place where the impression of Muruga Peruman’s Holy Feet can be found. He asked me to do the ‘VEL’ pooja there. He also directed that the pradishta of this ‘VEL’ on the Mayura Simhasanam must be done. It was like a major penance for me the last 1.5 years with Muruga Peruman’s blessings. Last year we did the VEL pooja at Blue Mountains, Australia. After that each and every step had to be taken carefully, it was such a time. Highly spiritually inclined souls will realize that this is a big thing and it is not simply a pradishta of a Simhasanam. It is a universally connected subject. Many events are going to manifest after this. When we are working on a universally connected subject, we need to be very careful. Every step has to be taken very carefully. For the last two months especially, I had to be really very careful. Last month I hardly slept, for each and every step I had to think hard and pray. Then after this on the Thiru Kalyanam Day, pradishta of our Muruga Peruman’s Mayura Simhasanam was successfully done at the ‘Thanthondri Anjaneyar’ temple at Wales. Yes, we did it! With the help of Muruga Peruman. It is a huge blessing for the mission.

The next step will be revealed by Muruga Peruman, I do not know of it at this moment. He will direct only then we will know. Only thing I can say is that this is a very important step. After this, many revelations are going to come out. This is a happy moment. I thank all those who stood by me and for the many who helped and prayed for this event. I only want to say one thing again “We did it!” with the help of Muruga Peruman. May everyone get Muruga Peruman’s blessings! Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha!”

Shri Rejith Kumar’s Visit to Silbury Hill, Avebury, England - (15/11/18)

Silbury Hill is part of the complex of Neolithic monuments around Avebury, which includes the Avebury Ring and West Kennet Long Barrow. Silbury Hill is composed mainly of chalk and extends up to 5 acres. At 39.3 meters (129 ft) high it is the largest artificial mound in Europe and is estimated to have been completed during the late Neolithic period approximately around 2400 BC. It is similar in size to some of the smaller Egyptian pyramids of the Giza Necropolis. Silbury Hill is part of the Avebury World Heritage Site, and a Site of Special

Scientific Interest.

Aerial View of Silbury Hill

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The construction displays immense technical skill and prolonged control over labour and resources. Archaeologists calculate that it took 18 million man-hours, equivalent to 500 men working for 15 years (Atkinson 1974:128) to deposit and shape 248,000 cubic meters

(324,000 cubic yards) of earth and fill. One of the legends is that it was the last resting place of King Sil. Though it looks like a pyramid it apparently contains no burial. They have not unearthed anything significant from inside the hill inspite of numerous excavations other than

clay, gravel, flint, and vegetation. Its mystery lies in its reluctance to reveal its purpose: Historians and archaeologists have puzzled for centuries over why it was built, but

excavations from the 1680s to the present day have all failed to fathom its real purpose.

Shri Rejith was directed to visit the mysterious Silbury Hill by Muruga Peruman. Let us learn

Shri Rejith Kumar meditating at Silbury Hill, U.K

Shri Rejith Kumar standing near Silbury Hill

Shri Rejith Kumar and LMRK Members meditating at Silbury Hill

Shri Rejith Kumar with Mr. Ganesh, Mr. Siva, Mr.Thiruchelvam and Mr. Yuvaraj (L to R) at Silbury Hills

Shri Rejith Kumar and Mrs. Shamily Rejith Kumar at Silbury Hill



about the significance of Silbury Hill in Shri Rejith’s own words.

Shri Rejith Kumar’s Message from Silbury Hill (Video Extract)

“I am currently near Silbury Hill. I have shared a revelation about this place before as per the message given to me by Muruga Peruman. This hill is in United Kingdom. As per the message given to me by Muruga Peruman Saint Agasthiyar had installed a ‘Muruga Yantra’ here in this hill long ago. As per the Government here, Silbury Hill is considered as one of the oldest man-made pyramids in the world. They consider it to be a mysterious place. Several researchers tried to dig at this place before but could not find anything. Later, the Government had declared this place to be a protected area. There is a ‘No Entry’ board here – no one can enter this place. However what Muruga Peruman has revealed to me is that it’s a very powerful place and that there is a ‘Muruga Yantra’ kept here by Maha Siddhar Agasthiyar. Dragon Hill is located nearby and it is a gateway to another world. Stonehenge is also near and it is another mysterious point. Dragon Hill, Stonehenge and Silbury Hill all these three places are located close to one another and are connected to Muruga Peruman. These are mysterious places. When I came here, the energy, I felt here is powerful. It is similar to what I feel when I am at Palani or at a powerful Murugan temple. My duty is to go to each of these energy points and release the energies for the Muruga Yugam. Please pray to Muruga Peruman. May all of you get Muruga Peruman’s blessings! Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha!”

Shri Rejith Kumar’s Visit to Dragon Hill, Uffington, England - (15/11/18)

Dragon Hill is a natural chalk hill with an artificial flat-top (situated on the scarp slope of White Horse Hill), to which clings the legend that it was on its summit that Saint George slew the dragon. A bare patch of chalk upon which no grass will grow is purported to be where the dragon's blood spilled. It has been suggested as some sort of Iron Age ritual site associated with the nearby hill-figure. It is part of the White Horse group of monuments in the care of the National Trust. The area that encloses Dragon Hill is known as the Amphitheatre. A sense of peace washes over anyone who steps into this sacred place. The ancients were more tuned in to the energy ley

lines and the undulation curve around this marvelous bowl of nature synchronizes the energy in such a way that it is not surprising that this was considered as sacred land by them. The ancients symbolically referred to the energy fields as dragon current. This is often visually represented by the Dragon. Frequently legends tell us that the slaying of the dragon is symbolic of the cycle of life and death and the revitalization of Mother Earth. Just like we souls go through a cycle of life and death and revitalize our energies so does Mother Earth. It is significant to note that the places which have

Dragon Hill, Uffington, England



legends of Dragon in Britain are high energy spots and are deemed to be sacred places.

The locals and legends mention that the key to enhance the law of attraction was to visit the energy spots and Dragon Hill at Uffington is considered as one of the most powerful energy spots in England.

Shri Rejith Kumar’s Message from Dragon Hill, England (Video Extract)

“I am currently at Dragon Hill. It is a powerful place. I have come to this place earlier. At that time Muruga Peruman directed me to go to Kathirgamam, Srilanka and get some soil from there and place it here. Actually, the soil from Kathirgamam does not belong to this world but from another world. In 2016, I was able to visit Kathirgamam and I came back here in 2017 to keep the soil and performed the prayers. (The significance of this is that the energy of Kathirgamam has been released here at Dragon Hill). This place is like a gateway to another world or dimension. There are different time zones in this Universe. Only Siddhars can connect to people from another time zone. People from different time zone are going to provide the last knowledge here and vice versa. This place is like a gateway to connect to people from other dimensions. This place looks a bit unique and is highly powerful. As I had already shared earlier Dragon Hill, Silbury Hill and Stonehenge are located near one another and are connected to each other. Murga Peruman directed me to pray at these points. I wanted to convey the significance of these places. May everyone get Muruga Peruman’s blessings!! Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha!” As per the revelations given to Shri Rejith by Muruga Peruman the sacred sites of Stonehenge, Silbury Hill and Dragon Hill are not only located close to one another but also energetically connected to one another. In this

Shri Rejith Kumar meditating on Dragon Hill, U.K

Shri Rejith Kumar and LMRK Members meditating at Dragon Hill, U.K

Shri Rejith Kumar with Mr. Ganesh, Mr. Thiruchelvam, Mr. Siva and Mr. Yuvaraj (L to R)



context it is interesting to note that the sacred science of ‘Geomancy’ was practiced in this land during the ancient times when the energies of the land were harmonized by the appropriate placement or removal of rocks, trees and even bodies of water. The ancient practice of geomancy seems to corroborate with the revelations given by Muruga Peruman to Shri Rejith relating to the construction of sacred sites at Stonehenge, Silbury Hill and Dragon Hill at high energy spots and the energy inter connectivity shared by them. The installation of the ‘Muruga Yantra’ at Silbury Hill further affirms that these sites could have been specifically built to harmonise and revitalize the energies of the land.


References:

(1) Wales Introduction - www.walesonline.co.uk

(2) Sacred site Introductions:

www.english-heritage.org.uk

(3) Dragon Hill & Geomancy: Earth Mysteries by Chris Witcombe: www.britannia.com

Contributors to this special issue:

Mr. Mangala Prabhu, Mrs. Sowmya Nikhil, Mr. Srinivasan, Mr. Datthathri.S, Mrs. Asha J, Mrs. Rani Pandian, Mrs. Vijeyalakshmi, Mrs. Anuradha Thanigai Nayagam, Mr. Anil Kizhakkupuram, Mr. Yuvaraj, Mr. Vishnu, Mr.K.R. Rajesh and Mrs.Vinodhini. D.

SHRI REJITH KUMAR – A DIVINE

INSTRUMENT OF MURUGA

PERUMAN - PART 2

In the last issue we had spoken about who Shri

Rejith is, his spiritual journey from the year 2005

till date, the places he visited under the

directions of Muruga Peruman and some of his

mystical experiences. Let us look at the

revelations Muruga Peruman has given to Shri

Rejith and his service to humanity in this issue.

Revelations of Muruga Peruman in the

New Muruga Yugam

Muruga Peruman has been giving messages and

revelations to Shri Rejith which are directly

relevant to us in the New Muruga Yugam. It is

important to know and understand these

because they signify the underlying ground work

which is being prepared to help humanity raise

its spiritual awareness and help people to

receive guidance from Muruga Peruman Himself

in this Yugam. The revelations given by Muruga

Peruman to Shri Rejith have been classified as

follows:

1. Each Siddhar has been assigned a specific

duty in the New Yugam - The New Muruga

Yugam is to last for the next two thousand

years. Muruga Peruman has revealed to Shri

Rejith; that he has arrived to protect the

world during this period with the help of

Siddhars; who have each been, assigned a

unique responsibility. For example: Nandi

Devar has been made responsible for World

Politics and Maha Avatar Babaji for World

peace. Those who are from a political

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background can benefit by worshipping

Nandi Devar and getting his blessings.

As per Shri Rejith the Jalikattu Movement in

Tamil Nadu was indicative of Nandi Devar's

commencement of duties on earth.

2. Bogar Siddhar and Lao Tsu - Muruga

Peruman has disclosed to Shri Rejith that

Bogar Siddhar and Lao Tsu are one and the

same. Shri Rejith could experience this

during his visit to Singapore. Lao Tsu is the

founder of Taoism. Taoism is based on the

Ying-Yang principle, where Lord Shiva's

energies are worshipped as the Pancha

bhootha (5 elements) and Mother Sakthi’s

energies are worshipped as Mother Tao.

3. Power of Ugra Murugan - In the year 2015,

as directed by Muruga Peruman, Shri Rejith

visited Thailand, where he received a

mystical picture of Muruga Peruman, having

very high vibrations. Sri Rejith states that

this picture will give the energy for the New

Muruga Yugam. It will benefit politicians and

people of power immensely when they have

it with them. This will be given to them only

after receiving permission from Muruga

Peruman.

4. Significance of Swastika - The Swastika

symbol is one of the most ancient symbols

in the world; with its origin from the Kumari

Kandam period. The two lines of Swastika

symbol, represent the Pleiades (Karthika)

Star energies and Saptha Rishi Mandalam

(Big Dipper) energies respectively. Both

these constellations are the most powerful

energies in the Milky Way. The balance of

both these constellations is very crucial and

significant for the Universe and this can be

found in the Swastika. This makes the

Swastika a very powerful symbol.

Shri Rejith from his experience states that

receiving the Swastika energies has helped him

relate to different time zones. Thus, making time

travel possible.

5. Northern Star Mothers - The beginning and

end of this universe is at the center point of

the Swastik. This power is known as “Lord

Nandi Devar Maha Avatar Babaji

Bogar Siddhar

Lao Tsu

Swastika Symbol



Shiva”. He pervades over the entire cosmos

in a formless state. The Siddhars consider

Lord Shiva as the Supreme Soul and Lord

Muruga as their Guru.

Lord Shiva represents the essence of the Divine

Masculine in the center point of the Swastika

and the Northern Star (Mother Adhi Parasakthi)

represents the

Divine Feminine.

The Mothers of

those children

who contributed

significantly to the

welfare of the

world have the

divine energy of

the Northern Stars

in them. The

Mother of Lord

Hanuman, Aadi Shankaracharya and the

Mothers of Divine souls who led other religions

have the Northern Star energies within them.

The children who were born of the Shiva-Sakthi

energies came from the center point of

Swastika. They spiritually uplifted the world and

led humanity.

6. Significance of the Mac Ritchie Reservoir -

Shinto shrine, Mac Ritchie Reservoir in

Singapore possesses the energies of

Swastika Center Point, Pancha bhootha and

Mother Tao. Pancha bhootha energy is Lord

Shiva's energy and Mother Tao is Divine

Mother Shakthi's energy. Shri Rejith says,

that the Shiva-Sakthi energies are fully

present here at Swastika center point, in the

Mac Ritchie Reservoir, Singapore.

During his meditation here, Shri Rejith

received healing powers and the ability to

advance people spiritually. He states that

the Mac Ritchie Reservoir would soon come

to be known as a sacred place.

7. Significance of the Australian Visit -

Muruga Peruman has revealed to Shri Rejith

Shri Rejith Kumar meditating Mother Tao at Mac Richie Reservoir

Divine Mother Anjana

Devi with Hanuman

Shri Rejith Kumar meditating at Blue Mountain

Lord Shiva Northern Star

(Adhi Parasakthi)



that Australia is an important place in the

New Muruga Yugam and has made some

disclosures in this regard. They are:

• Australia was once part of Kumari Kandam

where the epic battle between Muruga

Peruman and the Asura King Surapadman

took place. The impression of Muruga

Peruman's Holy Feet can be found here.

• Australian soil contains the power of Kumari

Kandam. The soil here has a direct

connection with the Karthika Star.

• The Karthika Star cluster energy otherwise

known as the Pleadian energies is present

especially in Blue Mountain, Australia.

• Kariong in New South Wales, was a place

where ancient Egyptians once lived. It is a

place possessing high energies which are

useful for 'Time Travel'.

• Lion Island at New South Wales, Australia,

holds information regarding Kumari

Kandam. Shri Rejith has requested the

people of Australia to go to Blue Mountain

and meditate on 'Om Saravana Bhavaya

Namaha'. He says that this will bring

progress in material as well as spiritual life.

8. Kumari Kandam and Mars Relationship -

Muruga Peruman through Shri Rejith has

conveyed several startling insights relating

to the ancient Kumari Kandam and its close

relationship with Mars. They are:

• There was life on Mars during the period

when Kumari Kandam existed on earth and that they were in contact.

• Kumari Kandam and Mars are closely related like Shiva - Sakthi energies or the Ying and Yang energies.

• Lord Lakshmi Narshimar’s blessings will be

essential for knowing secrets about Mars.

• 'Water’ can be found on Mars near a lion like

formation i.e. (hill, rock or cave).

• Humans can acclimatize to living on Mars by

using the ingredients of Dashapashanam.

The idol at Poombarai Murugan Temple is

made of Dashapashanam. This ingredient

will be helpful in for research in studying the

feasibility of living on Mars. Shri Rejith

further states that he can support and

provide further details required for the

research with the help of Muruga Peruman.

• ’Mars Day’ is to be celebrated on the 9th of

August every year by wearing clothes which

are red and blue in colour.

Shri Rejith Kumar meditating at Kariong (L) Egyptian Inscriptions at Kariong (R)

Lion Island, New South Wales, Australia



• ‘Kumari Kandam Day’ is to be celebrated on

the Soora Samaharam Day every year to

venerate our Kumari Kandam ancestors.

Other Revelations

• Muruga Yantra installed by Saint Agasthiyar is at Silbury Hills near London.

• Dragon Hill at UK is considered to be a gateway to the other world.

• The sand present in Kathirgamam, Sri Lanka, is not from earth but from outer space.

• Anjaneyar Hill is abundant with Karthika Star energy, Shri Rejith states that it will come to be known as a sacred place soon.

SERVICE TO HUMANITY

Shri Rejith was given permission by Muruga

Peruman in the year 2013, to serve humanity by:

- Healing illnesses and solving issues of other

people through prayers. He does not

prescribe any medicine but prays to Muruga

Peruman. He asks the patient to visit specific

places as per Muruga Peruman's instruction

and offer prayers. He has cured diseases like

cancer through his prayers to Muruga

Peruman. He is doing this as a service with

the blessings of Muruga Peruman and does

not charge any money.

- He resolves business related issues by

performing the Pancha bhootha Pooja.

- He helps raise spiritual vibrations by leading

weekly meditations globally, every Sunday at

(10.00 -10.15) AM (Indian Standard Time).

He guides people to directly receive the

Karthika or Pleadian energies by chanting

the sacred Mantra 'Om Saravana Bhavaya

Namaha'. This will help us to progress in our

lives in all aspects.

Shri Rejith is a true representative of Divinity

at work. He has been working tirelessly, with

a pure spirit of service; out of a deep love for

Muruga Peruman. We are indeed blessed to

work for Muruga Peruman through LMRK

and who better than Shri Rejith to show us

the way forward.


- Written By: Mrs. Sowmya Nikhil

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CHANTING OM SARAVANA BHAVAYA NAMAHA

A Mantra is that which uplifts one’s soul by

repetition. Most Mantras are prefixed with

‘OM’, the primordial sound. ‘Om’ also known as

the seed mantra signifies the four states of

human consciousness. They are: (1) the

Awakened state (2) Dream state (3) Deep sleep

state and (4) Thuriya (Pure Consciousness State).

Thuriya state is the Consciousness that pervades

all aspects of our life and represents the Infinite

Supreme One.

‘Nama Smaran’ (Chanting of the Divine name)

and ‘Nama Sankeertan’ (Singing about Divinity)

Lord Palani Murugan Sri Lakshmi Narasimhar



are two of the easiest ways to reach God and

attain salvation.

The mantra can be chanted verbally or mentally.

This is called as ‘Japa’. As the practice evolves,

one will experience the essence of the mantra

staying within them all the time. A feeling of bliss

or contentment will pervade at all levels. This

constant awareness is Ajapa-Japa of the mantra.

Maha Mantra for Lord Muruga

According to the Kantha Puranam written by

Kachiappar Sivachariar, Lord Shiva narrated to

His beloved Divine Consort Goddess Parvathi

thus “Lord Muruga has been born of the sparks

from My Divine eyes. As He gained a definite

form in the Saravana Poigai (lake), He will be

known as ‘Saravanan’. He is none other than Me.

He will also be omnipresent. He can take any

form and He will protect all those who surrender

unto Him. My Panchakshara (Five Syllables – Na

Ma Si Va Ya) and the Taraka Mantra (Om) have

united to become Shadakshara (Om Sa Ra Va Na

Bha Va) for Him”.

Agastya Siddhar, who mastered this mantra,

revealed the significance of the mantra " Om

Saravana Bhavaya Namaha " thus:

Om – represents the infinite, that all aspects of

life are intertwined.

Sa- this syllable helps you gain the power to

attract all individuals to your side.

Ra- this syllable helps in bringing wealth and

prosperity in your life.

Va – this syllable dissolves competition, disease,

debts and your physical discomforts.

Na – this syllable stops problems before they

appear.

Bha – this syllable brings charm in the life of the

practioner.

Va - this syllable clears adverse effects from all

planets.

Ya- is suffixed to the mantra to make it

complete.

Namaha – It translates to “I salute”. (Obeisance

or Namaskar to the Devata).

It is significant to note, that in this New Muruga

Yugam, Muruga Peruman through Shri Rejith

Kumar has reiterated the importance of this

mantra. Shri Rejith leads the meditation of this

mantra globally every Sunday at (10.00-10.15)

am (Indian Standard Time). He states that the

chanting of this mantra will help us to directly

tap the Karthika Star or Pleiadean Energies.

Chanting ‘Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha’ is like

making a direct telephone call to Lord Muruga.

This will automatically invoke His grace and will

improve our lives both at a worldly as well as at

a spiritual level. It will help us to discern and

establish in our consciousness that we are all

divine beings in a human form.

Lord Muruga Peruman

Effect of chanting ‘Om Saravana Bhavaya

Namaha’




Written By: Mrs. Sowmya Nikhil

MURUGAN – The GREAT

PROTECTOR AND HEALER Lord Murugan is said to have incarnated to

protect the Devas and destroy the Asuras. Lord

Muruga is an amazing healer of the body, mind

and soul of his beloved devotees. The sincere

faith of the devotee invokes the Lord’s grace to

cure all ailments be it physical, mental,

emotional and psychological. Let us look at how,

Muruga Peruman intervened in some of his

devotee’s lives to heal, protect and ultimately

liberate them.

1. Saint Arunagirinathar was born during

the 15th century in Thiruvannamalai and

spent most of his life there. According to

the records, Arunagirinathar was

attracted towards lust and spent his

youth in pursuing an immoral life. It was

said that since he was enjoying his life in

dissipation, he began to suffer from

leprosy. People started hating him and

even avoided him. He decided to end his

life, went to the Thiruvannamalai temple

and hit his head against the pillars

begging for forgiveness. He considered

jumping to his death from the temple

tower but according to the puranas,

Muruga Peruman appeared before him

and prevented him from committing

suicide. He cured His leprosy and blessed

him to create devotional songs for the

benefit of mankind. Arunagirinathar

rendered his first song 'Mutthai tharu'

after the miraculous rescue from suicide,

at Thiruvannamalai.

2. Kumaragurupara Swamigal was born in

Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu. His parents

Shanmuga Sikamani Kavirayar and

Shivakama Sundhari Ammaiyar, did not

have a child for a long time. They

worshipped Lord Murugan of

Thiruchendur. By the grace of Lord, they

gave birth to their son Kumaraguruparar.

The child did not speak until his fifth

year. The worried parents again took

their pleading to the presence of the

Lord of Thiruchendur. They were tired of

waiting for their son to begin talking and

decided to drown themselves along with

their child if he would not speak by a

Saint Arunagirinathar being blessed by Muruga Peruman

Kumaragurupara Swamigal



particular day. The day dawned, and the

parents along with their child entered

into the sea deep enough with the waves

lapping over their heads. Suddenly, a

human form appeared with a flower in

his hand and asked the child what it was.

Astonishingly, the child began to not just

speak, but instead the child burst into a

song in praise of the Lord with the words

‘Poomevu senggamalap...’- the opening

lines of Kandhar Kalivenba.

3. Devaraya Swamigal was born in Vallur,

Tamil Nadu. His parents who did not

have a child for a long time, were blessed

with a charming male baby. His father

named him as Devarasan (later known as

Devarayan) as his looks rivaled that of

Lord Indra (King of Devas) in elegance.

During his early twenties, he went to

Bangalore and established business and

was earning huge wealth. He also learnt

Tamil literature from various scholars,

while he was living there. Suddenly, one

day, Devaraasan got unbearable pain in

his stomach. This could not be cured by

any medicinal system much to his

dismay. He then realized, that this was

something out of the ordinary; similar to

saint Thirunavukkarasar’s stomach pain;

and could get cured only through the

grace of God. He then, decided to have

the darshan of Thiruchendur Murugan;

to get a reprieve through His grace. It

was on the first day of Sashti, when he

reached in front of the merciful Lord,

that his stomach pain started reducing

slowly. Devaraya Swamigal melted at the

boundless grace of the Great Lord,

started singing the Kantha Sashti

Kavasam; with tears of happiness rolling

down his cheeks uncontrollably. He sang

one Kavasam a day about each padai

veedu and completed singing all the

Kavasams by the sixth day.

There are various instances and stories from

puranas and even in real life to show the

greatness of lord Karthikeya (Murugan). It is very

important to seek protection for ourselves at all

levels. One of the best ways to get protection is

to surrender ourselves to Muruga Peruman. It is

important to remember that our protector

Muruga Peruman is always with us.

The light of Karthikeya surrounds us.

The power of Sakthivel protects us.

The love of Kumaran enfolds us and

The presence of Vadivel watches over us.

WHEREVER WE ARE, MURUGAN IS.


Devaraya Swamigal



References:

- Life story of Arunagirinathar www.murugan.org - Aaru Padaveedu Kavachams by Devaraya

Swamigal - Kumaragurupara Swamigal – www.murugan.org

Written by: Mrs. Kanimozhi Muthukumaran

DEVOTEE EXPERIENCES

1) Oh, most Supreme One and Guru of all

Siddhars! I Pray and bow to thee!

I am an Indian. I live in Canada. I worship Bogar

Siddhar Mahan, and I chant the Shanmuga

Kavacham written by Pamban Swamigal. I

perform a special pooja for Lord

Dakshinamoorthy every Thursday. I have a small

picture of Lord Pazhani Murugan in Raja Kolam

(Lord Muruga in Kingly attire) in my pooja room.

When I do my daily prayers early morning the

picture appears to me as different images in my

vision. Since, this has been happening for the

past one and half years, I decided to browse

through the Internet to see if I could get some

information on it. Luckily, I happened to watch

Rejith ji’s program in ‘Moondravathu Kann’

program through Vendhar channel. I was

impressed and reached out to him to share

about the visions I have been experiencing

about Lord Muruga. Rejith ji expressed his

surprise and happiness and asked me look at his

website www.lionmayura.org.

Later, when I browsed through this website, to

my surprise; I was stunned to see all the images

I had in my vision earlier to be there. Rejith Ji

said it was Lord Murugan’s deed to put me in the

LMRK project and I joined Rejith ji’s Lion Mayura

Royal Kingdom.

The images that came to me as a vision while

doing my prayers were that of Lord Buddha, A

Lighted lamp, Lord Perumal and Mother Mary.

All these images had emerged from the small

Palani Murugan picture that I have.

While doing my Surya Namaskaram (Invocation

to the Sun God), the word ‘SUBRAMANIAN’

appeared in silver letters in the sky. Next, when

I was worshipping, a shining star popped up on

Bogar Mahan’s photo present in the 18 Siddhar

picture that I have. On another day, in my

prayers, I had a vision of Kanchi Maha Periava on

the Pazhani Murugan picture. I also saw a

Viswaroopa Kamadhenu image with Maha

Periava sitting on each of its parts and in the

center was the Raja Kola picture of Lord Muruga.

“Muruga” – chanting His name alone activates

my chakras. Navapashanam Moorthy of Pazhani

Muruga Peruman with the help of Siddhars are

playing a vital role in ushering in the New

Muruga Yugam. We human beings are blessed

and fortunate to be in this time period and must

work together under the guidance of Lord

Muruga to bring this to fruition.

Mrs. Karan, PRO & LMRK Member Toronto, Canada

2) Experiences During Distributing

LMRK Flyers

I went to the Bhuvaneshwari Temple at Mississauga, the only North American Temple which has the biggest Sree Maha Meru Chakra; which is placed before Goddess Bhuvaneshwari. The priests (Gurukkals) seemed to welcome me with a warm expression as I went to invite them for Lord Muruga’s Mayura Simhasana Thiruvizha. The people and temple authorities voluntarily came forward and asked me what the flyer was about.

http://www.murugan.org/

http://www.murugan.org/

http://www.lionmayura.org/



Every full moon day (Pournami), there is a special pooja involving chanting Lalitha Shasranamam and after the Pournami pooja the devotees can view the light that illuminates under the Goddess Bhuvaneshwari ‘s right eye. This has been going on for every Pournami. The entrance of the temple has Lord Murugan and His consorts Valli and Devayani. The idol faces are carved with so much care that each idol speaks to you in volumes. The priest placed the flyers at Lord Murugan ‘s feet and one flyer behind the Vel. When the pooja was performed; the priest gave us some flowers and asked us to place them at God’s feet and while doing so Lord Murugan showered the flowers from his garland on the flyers. The priest said, “Baghavanin Paripurana Utharavu” (complete directive and blessing from the Lord) and further commented that Murugan had chosen their temple to receive the invitation and that he was very much pleased. This was my first visit to this Bhuvaneshwari Temple. I stepped out of the temple with a full heart; feeling blessed. It is indeed, Lord Muruga who made me attend the Pournami Pooja which is very important for Siddhars. (Bohar Mahan worshipped Goddess Bhuvaneshwari). I next visited the Katpaga Vinayagar Temple. The Temple owner is usually very busily involved with Pooja duties. However, on that day he received me with a great smile and came towards me as if he was already aware of the Lord Muruga’s Simahasana Thiruvizha and enquired about the flyer. I explained about the Lord Muruga Perumal’s Mayura Simhasana Thiruvizha; when he at once asked the priest to do the pooja keeping the flyer at the Holy Feet of Lord Ganesh (Pillaiyar). He then took the flyer from me with a happy expression. It seemed to me that the happiness he expressed was as if he were getting the invitation from Lord Muruga

Himself. He announced about it publicly and placed it on the notice board. When I came out of the temple; a gaggle of seven geese flew very closely over my head with their voices raised. It seemed to me as if it were a blessing from the Karthika Stars (Karthigai Pengal). I had goose bumps all over me. It was a beautiful moment of epiphany for me and I have no words to describe that feeling.


Mrs. Karan,PRO & LMRK Member.

Toronto, Canada

3) Mayura Darshan

Lord Swaminathan is our family deity. We have

been observing the fast (Karthigai viratham) for

the past three generations in our family and by

His grace it will continue.

My everyday prayers contain many “slokas” and

one of them is “Kandhar Anupoothi”. Some

times when I close my eyes and chant the word

“Aadum parivel”, the vision of peacock with its

wide spread plumage, appears in my mind’s eye

and enchants me.

The Aarthi song sung during our family pooja is

“Aariru Thadanthozh Vazhga” (song invoking

Lord Muruga’s protection).

I feel that it is significant to share, that for the

past few years, I have been having a strong

feeling that Lord Muruga is going take hold of

the rule of our country directly and this will be

accomplished with the help of His brother and

aide Veerabahu, who can enforce and executes

His orders and instructions efficiently.

Shared by: Kavimani Shri Elayavan,

Editor Ilakkiya Charal, Hyderabad.

Compiled by Mrs. S. Ramani.



4) Shri Rejith’s guidance helped my son to get a place in the ‘Under-16’ Cricket team of the Kerala State Academy

With Muruga Peruman’s grace and under the guidance of Shri Rejith, Akash, a 10th standard student, and a native of Kerala got selected in the state level cricket team of Kerala Cricket Academy in the under-16 category. He had completed schooling from his 4th – 9th standard at Coimbatore, it being the native place of his mother. During his school days at Coimbatore, he showed a keen aspiration towards cricket and started playing in an ‘Under-14’ state level team in Kerala. To fulfill his ambition of becoming a state or national level player, his parents approached Shri Rejith in Thrissur, after their first meeting with him at Anuvavi Subramaniar temple, Coimbatore. They were accompanied by Mr. Ramesh, a LMRK member of Coimbatore. Based on the guidance from Shri Rejith, they prayed at Palani, Aivar Malai and Sri Adhi Sankara Mutt at Kaladi. His mother said after these prayers, her son got his admission in the 10th standard at the Cricket academy school, Thodupuzha, Kerala. He finally got selected as a special case in the ‘Under-16’ team after facing some initial challenges in the selection process; for which Shri Rejith had made a prayer. She also narrated that her mother was suffering from pain in the knees and after Shri Rejith’s healing; she was able to attend the Palani Mayura Simhasanam function along with Akash’s parents. She felt strengthened by her level of recovery and with a strong mind was able to climb Aivar Malai with ease. All these events made Akash’s mother Mrs. Dhanalakshmi continue her prayers and visit many Murugan temples like Kurunthamalai temple. She teaches Bharatha Natyam and Yoga and her husband works in the Accounts section of a pharmaceutical company.

Akash and his parents are very happy for the support and guidance given by Shri Rejith. Shared by: Mrs. Dhanalakshmi Ranganathan, Coimbatore Compiled by: Dr. P. Sadagoban, PRO & Advisor of Editorial Team, Coimbatore

5) My Divine Experiences with Shri Rejith Kumar. “Kattradhanaal aaya payanenkol

vaalarivan nattraal thozha ar enin” – Thirukural

“All the learning comes to naught if one does not

know to respect the Purely Wise Ones”.

I would like to commence this article by saying

that Lord Muruga, in the forms of a Child, friend

and father, always protects His devotees whose

hearts melt with sincere devotion. I

wholeheartedly wish that we all serve together

with LMRK as a team under the guidance of Shri

Rejith Kumar and receive the divine grace.

Shri Rejith Kumar’s Introduction

I would like to share the experiences I had while meeting Shri Rejith. I had a chance to meet Shri Rejith when I travelled from Singapore to India for my Palani pilgrimage during the ‘Thaipusam’ festival last February. I was able to complete the pilgrimage successfully. After a few days of rest, I sent a short text message to Shri Rejith and he asked me to meet him in Shri Avinavi Murugan temple in Coimbatore. Accordingly, with the help of Mr. Ramesh, we reached Shri Avinavi Murugan temple on 13th of February 2018, at 10 AM in the morning. Even though we were late, Shri Rejith was waiting for us patiently and he welcomed us in a loving manner. This shows



how humble and down to earth a person Shri Rejith is. We had a wonderful darshan of Lord Avinavi Muruga Peruman by visiting the hill temple. My family and I then received Shri Rejith’s blessings. After this very special introduction, we all meditated and Shri Rejith concluded the meeting with a healing session. My family and I left the temple feeling amply blessed around 1 PM. We then visited Agasthiyar Siddhar Madam which is in the foothills, to take the darshan of Kattu Siddhar and Agasthiyar Siddhar. We also had a wonderful darshan of Lord Maruthamalai Murugan. Feeling replete with happiness we started back home. Shri Avinavi Murugan Temple is definitely a place for everyone to visit. The beauty of this place where the temple is located cannot be

merely expressed in words.

Shri Rejith Kumar's Visit to Singapore

Shri Rejith had told me earlier that he would meet me again in Singapore. And it so happened that on 15/04/18, I had another chance to meet him at the Mac Ritchie Reservoir. As a testimony to this special meeting, about 50 people participated in the meditating session and received blessings from Shri Rejith.

The experiences I had felt after this meeting were very special to me. By reading the following incidents, one can realize that Lord Muruga Peruman has himself chosen Shri Rejith as His divine instrument and with His blessings Shri Rejith has been given the ability to advance humanity both at a spiritual as well as at a material level. Shri Rejith met our members and other devotees at the Mac Ritchie reservoir where they were healed and blessed by him. When it was my turn to receive blessings, Shri Rejith asked me if I had any specific wish; without a second thought, I replied "I wish to receive Muruga Peruman’s blessings directly". He immediately gave me the blessing without saying anything. Then, Shri Rejith noted down the dates, to visit the families for Pooja and healing. He had assigned 18/04/18 as the date to visit me and my family. Then we all left the MacRitchie reservoir for our respective homes.

On the above-mentioned date, Shri Rejith visited our family for pooja and healing. The pooja went well and Shri Rejith blessed everyone in our family. That night we all felt replete with happiness.

Shri Rejith Kumar meditating with LMRK Members at the MacRitchie Reservoir

Meditating with Shri Rejith Kumar at Avinavi Murugan Temple, Coimbatore



My daily routine is to wake up from bed, and do some meditation before proceeding with my usual chores. As per my usual habit, on the very next day of the pooja, 19/04/18, at about 5.20 AM in the morning, I woke up as usual and started meditating. Soon I heard an Asariri (Divine voice) saying, "You have seen the Guru!". I could see a person's feet who was in a seated position. I could also see the glowing divine light from the feet. Words fail me when I try to express the divine beauty of what I had seen in my vision and I recall that it lasted about 7-8 seconds. I can relate to the doubts that may arise in the reader’s minds about how one could hear astral divine voices. “Is this even possible?”, a person may ask. I am fully convinced personally about such a possibility as I have already experienced such happenings and have realized the significance behind them. My faith and understanding of these were further affirmed when I read the biography of Yogi Ram Surat Kumar. I thought to myself whether I should inform Shri Rejith about this vision and affirm the vision I had experienced in the morning. I had the opportunity to share this beautiful divine vision with Shri Rejith. He carefully listened to what I had to say but however asked me not to call him as 'Guru'.

Om Saravana Bhavaya Namaha!! Written by Mr. M. Sekar, PRO & LMRK Member, Singapore

6) My Experiences during the Mayura Simhasanam Thiru Vizha at Palani

I joined LMRK in the month of August 2018 after

seeing Sri Rejith's interview in Vendhar TV

channel. Though I used to visit Palani hill at least

twice a year; I had not heard about Aivar Malai.

I came to know about Shri Rejith’s

announcement about the Mayura Simhasanam

Thiruvizha in which pooja for the Mayura

Simhasanam was to be performed at Aivar Malai

and its subsequent pradishta at the Thanthondri

Anjaneyar Temple at Wales. Based on this, I

made up my mind to attend the function to get

the new experience of visiting the Aivar Malai.

On the 30th of September we started around

6.30 am from Coimbatore for Palani. We were a

group of people who had just met one another

before the trip. We were happy to be warmly

welcomed by LMRK members at Palani and were

given a scrumptious and hearty breakfast.

Immediately after our breakfast we proceeded

to Aivar Malai and had the initial glimpse of the

two hills brought by Idumban (Shiva Giri &

Shakthi Giri). It was amazing to visualize how

Idumban must have carried these Hills like a

Kavadi.

Many devotees from various places including

Malaysia, Reunion island, United Kingdom and

other parts of India assembled at the foot hills

which was by itself a unique experience at Aivar

Malai. Since everyone were keen to take the

Simhasanam to the location where Sri Rejith use

to meditate, there was not much time to

interact with one another. After praying to Lord

Ganesha at the foot hills of Aivar Malai to

protect the pradishta of Mayura Simhasanam

from obstacles; we proceeded to climb the Aivar

Malai and halt at the location chosen by Shri

Rejith. Pooja was performed for the Vel and

Thiru Padham on the Mayura Simhasanam. I

experienced the vibration of Lord Muruga and

had gone into a deep meditative state.

I saw a few Jain reliefs nearby which belong to a

period between 9th -10th century CE. After

performing pooja, we went up the hill further

and it was a surprise to find Lord Muruga in the



form Lord Kulanthai Velappar (bala swaroopam)

as the moolavar. I have never seen this before in

any temple. After taking darshan we climbed

down the hill to have a glimpse of Sri Ramalinga

Swamigal’s “Vallalar Dharma Salai”. It is

significant to note that his direct disciples have

installed 108 Sri Ramalingam Madams all over

Tamil Nadu and had finally attained Jeeva

Samadhi here in Sri Ramalinga Swamigal

Sannithi at Aivar Malai.

A few people had gone further up to see “Uchi

Pillayar”. Had I known this earlier, I would

definitely have liked to take His darshan. After

the visit at Vallalar Dharma Salai we had our

lunch at the Sanmarga Sanga Mandapam. It was

sponsored by Shri Siddharthan of Pollachi. After

leaving the Aivar Malai a few of us including me

went up the Palani hill to have a darshan of Lord

Dhandayuthapani and in the evening we

participated in the Giri Valam of the Palani hill

along with the Mayura Simhasanam.

The gigantic Kavadi’s arranged from Kerala by

Shri Rejith Kumar were unique and colorful to

look at and it reminded me of an Ashoka tree. I

saw them for the first time; even though I have

heard about this type of Kavadi long before.

I missed the chance of attending the public

function event organized at Ganpat Grand,

Palani due to lack of time. To conclude I would

say it was a great experience. I really enjoyed the

blessings and the power of Lord Muruga and the

radiation of bhakthi from all.

Written by: Dr. P. Sadagopan. PRO & Advisor of Editorial Team LMRK. Coimbatore, India.

MY EXPERIENCES AT SANKARA MUTT WITH SHRI REJITH KUMAR Though Kanchi is the closest city to Chennai, my

visits can be easily numbered to a handful of

times. When I was living in Cuddalore, I had

made a few trips, during my school days with my

family and then later with my guru and famous

writer Shri Balakumaran. My previous visit was

with my wife and children. It has always been a

visit to the Kanchi Kamatchi Amman temple.

Each trip had some significance but my recent

visit on the 21st of September to Kanchi Mutt

with Shri Rejith is one that I will always cherish.

He asked me to accompany them on this visit

and to this I agreed without a second thought. I

felt sometimes fruitful events happen without

prior planning and this happened because of

Shri. Rejith and Mr. Prabu.

This visit was organized by Mr. Prabhu for

introducing Shri Rejith and the LMRK mission to

Sri Vijayendra Saraswathi Swamigal (Bala

Periava). I really have admiration for Mr.

Prabhu who had organized this trip so well. I felt

blessed to be with our captain Shri. Rejith, who

always made me feel that I was protected by the

Divine. The vibrations and experiences I had felt

Shri Rejith Kumar at Kanchi Mutt



from the moment I met Shri. Rejith till I departed

from the place (12.00 noon to 10.00pm); cannot

be merely explained in words.

Shri Rejith Kumar with His Holiness Sri Vijayendra Saraswathi Swamigal at Kanchi Mutt

Kanchi puram is one of the five Pancha bootha

Sthalams. Kanchi gives different experiences for

different people. Pancha Bhoota Sthalams

represent the five prime elements of nature:

land, water, air, sky, and fire. Kanchipuram

represents the earth element. This was my first

visit to Kanchi Sankara Mutt.

In the Sankara Mutt, we first cleansed ourselves

and then proceeded to worship the Margatha

Lingam (Lord Shiva) whose pooja is performed

only by the His Holiness Sankarachariyars. We

then went inside to meet Bala Periava. Though

there were a stream of devotees waiting

outside; with the help of Mr. Prabhu we could

meet Bala Periava effortlessly. As we were a

little late from the actual appointment time we

could not get the opportunity to meet Bala

Periava alone. Bala Periava was about to leave

after visiting the devotees who had come to see

him. My joy was boundless when Bala Periava

invited Mr. Prabhu to come inside and asked him

how he was even in that hurry.

Mr. Prabhu asked me to capture this wonderful

moment by giving me his cell phone; so that I

may capture separate pictures of Shri Rejith with

Bala Periava. In between us and Bala Periava

there was a small group of devotees, which

prevented me from taking a picture of Shri Rejith

and Bala Periva together. However, I was able to

capture Shri Rejith being blessed by Bala Periava

facing each other. Mr. Prabhu introduced Shri.

Rejith to Bala Periava. Bala Periava blessed us

and gave us a fruit as ‘prasad’. Next, we went to

sit in front of the Maha Periava Samadhi to

meditate for a while.

Usually, the normal practice is to keep a Shiva

lingam on the samadhi. However, we noticed

that there was a ‘Vel’ on the samadhi of Sri

Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal and I felt that

there is something significant about this. We

were all surprised when Mr. Prabu suggested

meeting Bala Periava again after his time of rest.

I mentally relaxed when I realized that we were

going to be here for one more than an hour. My

mind went inward and I began ruminating that

perhaps I was connected to this place I have

Shri Rejith Kumar receiving prasad from His Holiness Vijayendra Saraswathi Swamigal of

Kanchi Mutt



never been before because of some previous

good deeds.

Then I remembered that in the year 1986-87, my

father was the president of our village

panchayat near Cuddalore. At that time, he was

involved in the auspicious work of building a

Devi temple in our village. He had met Maha

Periava for seeking guidance about the Agama

rules and for getting help in building the temple.

I fondly recollected the memories my father

shared with us at home about the kindness of

Maha Periava and his timely help of sending

priests at the time of Kumbabisekham

(revitalizing) of the temple.

In a few moments, the hall where we were

seated had fallen silent and I was able to

experience even the slightest vibration. At that

moment, I sensed as if my father was with Maha

Periava and was blessing me.

The question I really wished to ask my father but

could never get around to asking it was “Why

should we worship Maha Periava, when he is

also a human?”. I realized here, while sitting

near his samadhi that Maha Periava is a great

repository of wisdom, who has the power to

heal us from our mental afflictions. In that

moment I surrendered to him and thought,

“Lord! Please free me from the sins of my

previous births, so I may reach your Holy Feet

and bless me to attain salvation”. I shared with

Mr. Prabhu, my father’s experience with Maha

Periava while building the temple and the help

he had received from the Sankara Mutt. In the

meantime, Mr. Prabhu who had been looking at

my pictures; appreciated it generously.

Mr. Prabhu, created another opportunity for us

to meet Bala Periava. Though devotees were

crowding all around him, Bala Periava patiently

listened to Mr. Prabhu who spoke about Shri

Rejith at least for 10 minutes. He blessed Shri

Rejith and the LMRK mission whole heartedly.

He also invited Shri Rejith to come again and visit

him. I was feeling a little conscious that I was

taking photographs continuously, when Bala

Periava suddenly turned towards me and gently

smiled as if to say have you taken enough

pictures. I discerned it was time for me to stop

taking pictures and so I did.

I would like to make a mention about Mr.

Chandra here. I have never met him before but I

felt that he is a person whom anyone will like

immediately. Feeling replete with happiness, we

started for Chennai.

I am really glad to have accompanied Shri. Rejith

on this trip, as this was purely planned by Lord

Muruga Himself! My journey always begins with

questions and ends with answers. I still have

some questions within me but I have faith that

Muruga Peruman will answer these.

“Eru mayil eri vilaiyadum mukam ondre.

Eeesarudan nyaana mozhi pesum mukam ondre.

Koorum adiyaargal vinai theerkum mukam ondre.

Kundruruva velvaangi nindra mukam ondre.

Maarupadu soorarai vadaitha mukam ondre.

Valliyai manam punara vandha mukam ondre.

Aaru mugam aana porul nee arulal vendum.

Aadhi arunachalam amarndha perumaale.”

Written by Mr. Nandan Subbarayan,

Film Director

Translated by: Mrs. Asha Jagannathan



MURUGAN ADIARGAL

PAMBAN SHRIMAD KUMARA

GURU DASA SWAMIGAL

In the 20th twentieth century, Pamban Shrimad

Kumara guru Dasa Swamigal is the

incomparable, unique lion of Saiva Siddhanta

philosophy and an expert on Vedanta who

added grandeur to Tamil and Sanskrit with his

writings. They say through his songs and

literature he added fame to Tamil literature and

that none before or after him could equal his

prowess in interpreting the philosophy and

dharma of Lord Subrahmanya for the benefit of

the world. He was awarded the title - “Maha

Teju Mandala Guru Apararunagiri Adhyashrama

Siddhadvaitha Vaithiga Saiva Siddhantha Gnana

Banu’’.

Situated in Tamil Nadu, the land of devotion, lies

Pamban of the district of Rameswaram. Here, on

an early Friday morning, was born a divinely

gifted child to Senkamala Amma and Sathappa

Pillai, a devoted official of Lord Shiva’s temple.

With joy they named him Appavu, a popular

name of Lord Muruga.

Young Appavu began his lessons with Shri

Muniyandi Pillai. He joined a Christian institution

to complete his high school education. Here, his

literary talent won him many prizes. One day

when he was with his playmates at Kundukaal,

an astrologer who had happened to come that

way asked to see his hand and examined his

tongue. He predicted that one day he would

become a great ‘Gnani’ - a Saint who would have

‘Vakku Siddhi’ (the gift of making

pronouncements or blessings which would

prove true with time). At other instances, when

Swamigal went to spend time with his friends he

would be blessed with divine visions which

would give him great happiness.

One day, early morning Appavu began to walk

towards their coconut groves. He was walking

eastwards and could see the rising sun. At the

first grove, he found his father had gone in and

stopped there. He gazed at the horizon

enchanted; and his heart filled with joy on

perceiving the beauty of Muruga Peruman

reflected in the glorious spread of the rising

sun’s rays. As he looked at the Kanda Sashti

Kavasam which he held in his hand a desire grew

within him to compose songs in chaste Tamil to

worship Lord Shanmuga, the Sashti Pathy. He

turned northwards, meditated on Lord Muruga.

He felt the early hours were a most auspicious

time and so prayed to the Lord to bless him with

the ability to compose divine verses on Him. He

found a palm leaf where the goats were grazing.

With his ivory stylus decorated with silver

flowers he cut the palm leaf into pages of the

required size and began to carve the letters on

it. He prayed to the Lord to bless him with a

genius equal to that of Shri Arunagirinathar and

vowed to end each verse with a dedication to

Saint Arunagirinathar.

His deeply emotional appeal melted the heart of

the Lord. He was blessed and without conscious

effort on his own part the words, “gangaiyai

Sri Pamban Swamigal



sadaiyir paritthu’’ flowed out through him. A

beautiful song took shape and ended with the

words, “aadhiyae amarrarkovey”. He sang this

song addressing the Lord and begged Him to

accept it as his offering.

Thus, every morning Swamigal would compose a

poem before his morning meal and the

collection became an anthology of a hundred

poems. He led a disciplined spiritual life. One

day, Muruga Peruman came in his dream as a

Siva devotee and took him to a building. Here,

He asked him to eat divinely delicious milk rice

which He Himself had mixed and placed on a

banana leaf after seating him in a pure place.

Muruga Peruman Himself ate with him and then

sent him home. After this dream, Swamigal’s

knowledge of Sanskrit and talent for singing

increased tremendously.

Through several incidents Muruga Peruman

showered His grace on Pamban Swamigal. Once

he appeared in the dream of a shoemaker

showed him Pamban Swamigal’s form and told

him to gift Swamigal with a pair of slippers. The

Lord healed Pamban Swamigal’s daughter; when

she was ailing with fever by applying Thiruneer

(Holy Ash) on her forehead. He cured

Swamigal’s health ailment by making his wife

apply Thiruneer on him with her own hands,

inspite of her having her periods at that time. In

his family’s legal suits Muruga Peruman helped

him win by being with him both at a physical and

astral level. All these instances indicate how

closely Muruga Peruman took care of Pamban

Swamigal and protected him.

When a friend asked Swamigal whether it was a

divine direction to go to Palani; Swamigal

affirmed it. Muruga Peruman punished him by

telling him that he would have to postpone

going to Palani till He Himself directs him to do

so. Deeply regretful, Swamigal wrote three

verses to convey his feelings.

Pamban Swamigal’s life was going on filled with

divine instances of Muruga Peruman. Every day,

he would think, speak, or sing about the Lord.

When he went on a pilgrimage to Kanchipuram,

something astonishing happened. After going to

all the temples, when he was on the point of

returning; a fair complexioned Saivite in white

turban and clothes accosted him and asked him,

’Have you had darshan of Kumarakottam?’’

When Swamigal enquired on its whereabouts he

personally took him some distance, pointed out

to the kodi maram (temple’s flagstaff) and said

this was Kumarakottam and suddenly vanished!

One day, while returning after the darshan of

Rameshwara Perumal (Lord Shiva), Muruga

Peruman appeared in Pamban Swamigal’s

dream and gave a directive that when he

worships Lord Shiva, he should not fail to do

Sashtanga Namaskar. Swamigal kept reflecting

on the compassion of Muruga Peruman and

marveled at it.

(To be continued…)

Compiled by: Shri. Simmam Kumar

Translated by: Mrs. Anuradha Thanigai Nayagam



REUNION ISLAND VISIT BY SHRI REJITH KUMAR

Reunion Island lies in the Indian Ocean, off the

eastern coast of Madagascar. At 970 square

miles, (2,512 square kilometers), it is the largest

of the Mascarene islands. The capital is Saint

Denis.

Réunion Island, is a French Overseas

Department in the Indian Ocean, known for its

volcanoes, rain forests, coral reefs and beaches.

Its most iconic landmarks are: (1) Piton de la

Fournaise (Peak of the Furnace) - a climbable

active volcano standing tall at 2,632m (8,635 ft),

(2) Piton des Neiges (Snow Peak) - a massive

extinct volcano and (3) Réunion’s three

Calderas: Cialos, Mafate and Salazie. Caldera’s

are large basin-shaped craters at the top of a

volcano, formed by the collapse or explosion of

the volcano. One could say, they are natural

amphitheaters formed by extinct volcanoes.

They are spread over 40% of the island’s total

area and the entire site is a protected area.

These together make some great trekking

destinations.

The Island is spectacular in its multitudinous

variety of flora and fauna and is filled with rich

green forests. Pine trees dot all around the

mountainous paths leaving one spell bound. It

also has some of the world’s most spectacular

waterfalls.

Tamils in Reunion Island Reunion Island (in French, La Reunion) is a

multicultural society composed of people

originally from France, Mozambique, India,

China, Madagascar, and the Comores. The

abolition of slavery in 1848 led white

landowners to recruit indentured labourers for

their plantations, particularly Tamils.

It currently, has a population about

approximately 8 Lakh people out of which 3 Lakh

Shri Rejith Kumar at Reunion Island

Reunion Island

Piton de la Fournaise



people are Tamils. Since the beginning of

immigration, the French government has

stressed assimilation of the population under its

control, exploiting the resources of the island

while pressuring immigrants to become

"French." As a result, all members of this

multicultural society are officially "French

citizens." However, many descendants of Tamil

immigrants have maintained their ancestral

beliefs and patterns of behaviour.

The history of Hinduism in Réunion stretches back to the mid- and late-nineteenth century. Tamils took on Christian names and had their children baptized in the Catholic Church at the insistence of their employers, owners or the government administration to integrate with the society. Even so, they did not abandon their Hindu customs and rituals in the process. They still continue to follow certain Hindu Tamil

customs like Kavadi Aattam (a dance ritual performed to worship Lord Muruga originating from their ancestors who once migrated from Tamil Nadu) and the celebration of the Thaipoosam festival. However, the significance of these have been lost to the them over time. In recent years, there has been a revival of Hinduism among members of the Tamil community. This has led to the establishment of many temples and ashrams. During the last generation, they felt a strong need to trace back their ancestry and hence began their visits to Tamil Nadu to discover their families, visit temples and understand Hinduism and Tamil culture. I feel a lot can be done for these people by helping them bridge the gap by exposing them to their rich history, traditions, Hinduism and the significance of worshipping Muruga Peruman.

The Journey 24/09/18 After travelling through picturesque mountainous routes for a couple of hours; Shri Rejith and I, arrived at Plaine de Sabels. We had a wonderful opportunity to visit the famous Plaine des Sables in Reunion island. This, is also a hotspot for geologists as it houses the second largest active volcano in the world. People camp in the night at Plaine de Sables to watch the grandeur of an erupting volcano, with smouldering smoke, sometimes emptying into the Indian ocean. This place is shrouded with mystery and its landscape looks very similar to that of Mars. Shri Rejith revealed that just before the destruction of planet Mars, its beings used their divine intuition to first land in Plaine de Sabels in Reunion Island and then migrate to Kumari Kandam. This place is supposed to be a portal for time travel. It’s the very place from which the entire human race is said to have started.

Shri Rejith Kumar meditating at Reunion Island

Plaine-des-Sables

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Given its significance, we meditated here for a while. We then, drove towards the Volcano area – Piton de la Fournaise. The path towards the volcanoes is usually a restricted area and is always kept under surveillance. It was a Sunday, and to our pleasant surprise, the Director of the Department of Geology along with a group of 12 scientists reached there at the same time (9.30 am) due to Divine providence.

She knew Mrs. Bhavani and allowed us to walk along with her group a few steps downwards, so that we may have a clear view of the surroundings and take a few pictures. We realized that this was a golden opportunity; as

even tourists who had visited numerous times, to get a closer glimpse of the volcano; could not do so for many years! We experienced, a great surge of energies during the meditation session. We felt the grace of Muruga Peruman and could sense His presence behind all the opportunities that presented themselves before us in this trip. We climbed back upwards and took our position on a rock which was close to the volcano. We felt very strong divine energies while we sat and meditated there. It was interesting to see a pair of large foot prints when we visited Piton de la Fournaise. It looked as if someone with very large feet had landed there on the volcano. Shri Rejith mentioned that Muruga Peruman had once meditated in this place and that this place was special. Currently, we have the (Aaru Padai Veedu) of Muruga Peruman in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. It was revealed to Shri Rejith by Muruga Peruman, that His abodes were spread across the Kumari Kandam continent which comprised of 49 countries at one time. The first abode is at Blue Mountain, New South Wales, Australia. Lord Muruga is said to have fought against the Asura King Surapadman here. The second Padai Veedu (Army Camp) was at Reunion Island; where

Shri Rejith Kumar and Mrs. Bhavani with other Residents at the Temple

Shri Rejith Kumar and Mr. Devan with the Director (Dept of Geology)

Foot prints found at Piton de la Fournaise



Muruga Peruman meditated after the war. This place has a strong connection with Palani and even in Palani, Muruga Peruman is in a meditative form. Shri Rejith was actually supposed to visit Norway; however, the Divine had other plans for him. It became apparent to us that Muruga Peruman had wanted us to visit Plaine de sables for a reason; which corresponds to planet Mars in topography. It was later revealed that Palani had a strong connection with Mars and that it was in Piton de la Fournaise, Muruga Peruman had once meditated in Palani Bala Dhandayuthapani form. This enabled Shri Rejith to receive spiritual energies from this mystical place before proceeding to Palani for the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha.

25/09/18 We visited the Kali Amman temple in St Dennis and participated in the group chanting of Lalitha Sahasaranamam attended by many local residents. After finishing our prayers, we met Mr. Daniel Minienpoulle - President of the Tamil Federation in Reunion Island. He explained the history of the Tamils; their grit and determination and their economic growth on the island. He was highly impressed with Rejith’s insights on Kumari Kandam, and our experiences at the Volcano area – Piton de la Fournaise. He invited us to be there during the next Thaipoosam day to meet Muruga devotees; and explain to them these details. He holds a

high post in this island and can definitely help in spreading our mission here to a great extent.

26/09/18 We had a wonderful meet with over 30 residents of the Island. This was organized by Mrs. Bhavani Latchoumy and Mr. Mercedes. The residents seem to have been on the island over five generations and they have a limited knowledge about Lord Muruga. Muruga Peruman inspired me to make a power point presentation about Shri Rejith’s spiritual journey, LMRK, Significance of Kumari Kandam in this Muruga Yugam and the meaning of Muruga Mantra before meeting the residents. I thank, Mrs. Sowmya and Mr. Srinivasan for providing me the materials with which I could successfully make the presentation. I was ably assisted by Mrs. Bhavani who translated this presentation in French. It was followed by a Question & Answer session, a ten-minute

Shri Rejith Kumar trekking in Reunion Island

Kali Amman Temple



meditation and concluded with a healing session. This was well accepted by all the attendees.

It was then decided that we would start a separate LMRK group for Reunion Island members. The posting of articles would be in French and they would also be included as part of the European LMRK team. It was indeed a blessing, that we met Mr. George Swamy during the meeting. He has done extensive studies regarding Kumari Kandam and about Siddhars. He passionately addressed the assembled residents about Kumari Kandam in French; this evoked the interest of those gathered. I feel he is the right person to spearhead the LMRK movement in Reunion Island. 27/09/18 We visited a few temples in Saint Dennis. There are eight large temples in Reunion island and we visited most of them. The island has many temples dedicated to Goddess Kali, Lord Siva Subramanian and demi gods like Muneeswaran, Karuppusamy among other Hindu deities. We visited a Church dedicated to Holy Mother Mary. This has an interesting history – Once, when the Volcano had erupted, the lava flowed down to the town but it mysteriously came to a stop in front of the

Church and did not enter inside it, by the grace of Mother Mary. 28/09/18 Shri Rejith visited about twelve families for healing. They have not been named for the sake of confidentiality. Many had health as well as business related issues which were

Shri Rejith Kumar with Mr. Daniel Minienpoulle and Mr. Devan (R)

Shri Rejith Kumar with Mr. George Swamy (L) and Mr. Devan (R)

Meeting with Reunion Island Residents



healed by Shri Rejith. Some were affected by negative energies in their homes and they were advised to chant the divine Muruga mantra ‘Om

Saravana Bhavaya Namaha’ for their protection. He advised that this sacred mantra alone is the panacea for all their problems. 29/09/18 After visiting, a few homes for healing, we visited a mystical place while returning back. Let me narrate an incident related to this. While boarding the plane, Shri Rejith shared that he had got a message from Muruga Peruman regarding Reunion Island and an African song. Reunion’s largest cultivation is Sugarcane. This word struck Sri Rejith deeply. He will explain the significance behind this later. On our way back to the hotel, our vehicle was being driven by a gentleman named Mr. Rithu. I asked him, if he knows about any connection between African song and Reunion island. He further elaborated that the songs they play are called ‘Carole Songs’. They are a mix of ancient Tamil and African language. He also shared that there was a music library exclusively dedicated to this genre of music and that it is located just below the Light House. While driving back, we did spot the Light House and Shri Rejith asked him to make a turn and go near the Light House. After reaching there, we saw the music library which is located close to the sea shore. To my

astonishment, I saw that the place was the same that I had seen in my vision. I had dreamt of this exact spot earlier; with rocks jutting out towards the ocean, and the waves vibrantly lapping against the majestic rocks. During this vision, I saw Shri Rejith and me walking towards a temple. I had dreamt of this location, much before I had any plans of visiting Reunion Island. At that time, when I had shared about my vision to Shri Rejith; he had asked me to accompany him. Mrs. Bhavani had seconded this idea strongly and made all arrangements for me to make the trip. Only after I saw the same location in reality did I realize that I was called here by Muruga Peruman. Shri Rejith stated that it was Muruga Peruman Himself who had directed me to come here. Though we were booked at the Pharest Hotel, which is about five minutes from this spot and inspite of Ms. Bhavani repeatedly asking us to visit this place; it was finally Muruga Peruman’s Divine will which led us here. This has made me realize again, even more deeply, that everything happens under His Divine direction and guidance and it is all his Divine play (Thiruvilayadal). This trip helped me to understand Shri Rejith as a person even more. He was very patient and jovial with all the people he met. Inspite of the language barrier, he took pains to understand their problems and was very earnest in providing solutions and healing them. Most of the days, we had slept very late, as Shri Rejith was tirelessly attending calls from various people and helping them with their problems. Apart from this, he was coordinating with his team in India, to ensure flawless arrangements were being made at Palani, for the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha. This was indeed an eye opener for me; as I witnessed and understood

Shri Rejith Kumar with Mrs. Bhavani Latchoumy and Mr. Mercedes



the power of Lord Muruga at work through Shri Rejith. I am glad to have accompanied Shri Rejith on this trip, as this was purely planned by Lord Muruga only! We would like to deeply thank our wonderful hostess Mrs. Bhavani and her family, who took care of the minutest of details and ensured that all our arrangements had been made smoothly. A special mention of gratitude to Mrs. Bhavani’s two sons who accompanied us to the volcano and their family friend Mr. Prem who took us to some exotic locations.

May Lord Muruga bless them!

- Mr. Devan OM SARAVANA BHAVAYA NAMAHA

LMRK NEWS - (SEP - NOV) 2018

1) Shri Rejith Kumar’s invitation to Shri

Muralidharan owner of Sri Krishna

Sweets for the Mayura Simhasanam

Thiruvizha at Palani (21/09/18)

Shri Rejith met an ardent Muruga devotee Mr. Muralidharan. He is the owner of the famous Sri Krishna Sweets. He was accompanied by Mr. Mangala Prabhu (International Head for Public

Relations) LMRK, Mr. Nandan a well known film director (PRO, Chennai LMRK) and Mr. Balachandran. Shri Rejith and others participated in a meditation session conducted at Mr. Muralidharan’s office. Shri Rejith invited Mr. Muralidharan to attend the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha. Mr. Muralidharan shared that his family were ardent devotees of Muruga Peruman and they were in the habit of worshipping the ‘Vel’ and doing daily Abhisekham to it over more than 125 years. He strongly believes that it is the ‘Vel’ pooja done by him which has led him to meet Shri Rejith through Divine providence.

- Mr. Mangala Prabhu, Chennai

Visit to Sri Krishna Sweets - Shri Rejith Kumar, Mr. Muralidharan, Mr. Prabhu,

Mr. Nandan and Mr. Chandra (L to R)



2) Shri Rejith Kumar visits Mrs. Rani

Pandian’s father at the hospital

(21/09/18)

Mrs. Rani Pandian’s father Mr. Ranganathan was

critically ill and on life support in the intensive

care unit, Raj Nursing Home, Chennai. Mrs.Rani

who is our US LMRK member & PRO

immediately requested Shri Rejith’s help in

healing her ailing father. Shri Rejith gave Mr.

Ranganathan a direct healing in the hospital.

Mrs. Rani and her family were deeply touched

by this gesture of Shri Rejith and expressed their

gratitude.

- Mrs. Rani Pandian, USA

3) Invitation to Sri Balamurugan Adimai Swamigal for the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha at Palani by LMRK (27/09/18) Our Chennai LMRK Member Mr. Mandrasala

Moorthy on the advice of Mr. Prabu, visited Sri

Balamurugan Adimai Swamigal at Ratnagiri,

Vellore. He had gone to invite Swamigal for

inviting him to our Mayura Simhasanam

Thiruvizha held at Palani, as well as for seeking

solution for his daughter’s health.

Mr. Mandrasala Moorthy and his family did ‘Pal

Abhisekham’ (milk ablution) for the deity

Ratnagiri Bala Murugan, at the temple. During

this auspicious moment, he and his family were

given an opportunity to sit near Rathnagiri

Swamigal who always stays in ‘Mounam’.

(Silence). Swamigal normally communicates

through writing on a piece of paper. Mr.

Mandrasala Moorthy shared LMRK’s Tamil

brochure, LMRK’S Mayura Simhasanam Article

and a copy of the Sakthi Vikatan Magazine

where details about the Mayura Simhasanam

Thiruvizha which was to take place was

published. Swamigal read it leisurely for 20-25

minutes and then gave a note of blessing for Shri

Rejith and LMRK mission. He also honoured our

Shri Mandrasala Moorthy with a ‘Anga

vasthram’ and blessed his family. Mandrasala

Moorthy left the temple feeling blessed and

further energised to serve in the LMRK mission.

Blessings from Sri Balamurugan Adimai

Swamigal

Shri Rejith Kumar visits Mr. Ranganathan

(Mrs. Rani Pandian’s father) Shri Mandrasala Moorthy inviting

Sri Balaguru Adimai Swamigal at Vellore



‘Delighted to know that Mayura Simhasanam

Thiruvizha, is to be held at Palani. I realize Shri

Rejith’s tireless effort and the impact of his

inherent love on Lord Murugan. Wishing Shri

Rejith Kumar to achieve his goal, with the

blessings and grace of the Divine Almighty.’

- Mr. Mandrasala Moorthy, Chennai

4) Bangalore work meet at Shri

Dandayudhapani Temple, Ulsoor

(07/10/18)

The Bangalore team held a meeting for the first

time; to distribute the specially blessed ‘Vels’

from Palani, to its members. The members

assembled and meditated together for ten

minutes from (10.00-10.15) am. They

introduced themselves and shared their

respective journeys of joining LMRK. This meet

enabled the members to get to know more

about each other’s faith regarding Muruga

Peruman and the Siddhars.

They exchanged personal experiences, which

have directly impacted their lives after joining

LMRK and coming under Shri Rejith’s guidance.

This further affirmed the faith of all those

assembled. The team has decided to hold

monthly meetings; the first Sunday of each

month.

A special note of mention to Mr. Kanga

Subramaniam and Mrs. Mary Bangalore PRO

who took the initiative to organize the meet. The

other attendees of the meeting were Mrs.

Priyadarshni, Miss Brinda, Mr. Ramesh and Mr.

Rambadri.

(04/11/18)

The team meeting for the month of November was held at the same premises and the team members assembled together and meditated from (10.00-10.15) am. This was followed by a general discussion. The LMRK members who participated were Mr. Kanaga Subramaniam, Mrs. Mini, Mr. Bala and Mr. Krishnakumar.

- Mrs. Mary, Bangalore

Bangalore Team Meet at Shri Dandayudhapani Temple, Ulsoor

Sri Balamurugan Adimai Swamigal blessings to Shri Rejith Kumar



5) Malaysia Team Meet at Sri Kanda Swamy Temple, Kuala Lumpur (07/10/18)

The Malaysian team met at the temple and did ‘VEL’ pooja and meditated together for Sunday prayer (12.00 -12.30) pm. The members introduced themselves and shared their experiences with Shri Rejith. Mr. Manthira and Mr. Balachander shared their experiences during the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha at Palani. The members decided to hold monthly meetings on the last Sunday of each month. They also discussed about Shri Rejith’s visit to Malaysia next year.

The LMRK members who participated were: Mr.

Manthira, Mrs.Sarah, Mr. Vijayan, Mrs.Renu, Mr. Delagan, Mr. Balachander, Mr. Mohan, Mrs.

Satya Priya, Mrs. Usha, Mr. Saravanan, Mr. Suresh, Mrs. Kasturi, Mrs. Nathiny Rajoo.

-Mrs. Sarah Manthira, Kula Lumpur

6) LMRK, Thirssur Committee Meeting

Highlights (08/10/18)

- Rejith ji started the meeting with a Prayer.

- Mr. Anoop made the welcome speech, and

also invited everyone to share their

experiences of the Palani programme.

- All the members shared their experiences

about the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha.

They all felt, that the function was an

unforgettable experience in their life. They

praised the sincere effort of our

coordinators and also requested Rejith ji to

conduct such programmes in the future; so

that they can meet our worldwide

members who had all become like a family

to them.

- Shri Rejith Kumar spoke about our glorious

function – Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha

which took place in Palani on the 30th of

September 2018. He thanked Lord Muruga,

Divine personalities, Honourable

distinguished guests, LMRK (World-wide)

members and Programme coordinators who

attended our function.

Shri Rejith Kumar addressing the Kerala team at Thrissur

Malaysia Team Meeting at Kuala Lumpur

Distribution of specially blessed VELS at the Temple, Kuala Lumpur



- He mentioned each and every LMRK

coordinator; who had worked very hard for

LMRK, and shared about their work and

sincere efforts.

- He made a brief speech about his visit to

Reunion Island.

- He shared the fact that Lord Muruga has

really blessed our mission and everything

which happened beautifully was only

because of him.

- He said that with the blessings of Lord

Muruga, our next step is going to be in

Wales.

- He selected a new energetic working

committee for the Thrissur region. And also

instructed them to conduct regular monthly

meetings.

- Mr. Gokul, our energetic Chairman, shared

all his experiences about the Mayura

Simhasana function; right from its stage of

planning to events till date. He also shared

about our captain’s leadership skills and the

guidance received from him.

- Mr. Santhosh (Kerala PRO) shared his

experiences. He reported that many people

are enquiring about our mission and that

they expressed interest in joining our Divine

mission.

- Finally, our trust treasurer, Mr. Anoop

concluded the meeting, by giving the vote of

thanks.

-Mr. Gokul, Thrissur.

7) Australia LMRK Team Meeting Highlights at Sydney Murugan Temple (14/10/18)

- We shared our experiences in joining LMRK. - We discussed ways in which we could

increase the number of members in Australia.

- Shared information regarding Sashti fasting rituals.

- We discussed ways to gather more LMRK members for our meetings and about having group meditations (Sunday prayers).

The members who participated were: Mr. Elango, Mr. Nathan, Mrs. Kanimozhi and Mr. Gajeeban.

- Mrs. Kanimozhi Muthukumaran

8) Singapore LMRK Team Meeting at Sri Ruthira Kali Amman Temple (11/10/18)

The ’VELS’ specially blessed during the pooja held at Aivar Malai were distributed to the members after doing a special Pooja for them.

Kerala Team meeting at Thirssur

VEL distribution in Singapore



Mr. M.

Sekar shared his experiences relating to the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha which had taken place at Palani on 30/09/18. Those who participated were Mrs. Anietah Rao, Mr. Sekar, Mr. Marshall and Mr. Sundarasekaran apart from 15 other members. They decided to meet

again to distribute the VELS for the remaining members who had not yet received it.

(16/10/18) - The members met at Sri Bala Subramanian temple and about 20 LMRK members received their VELS. -Mr. M. Sekar

9) Chennai LMRK Team Meetings highlights Sri Pamban Swamigal Temple (21/10/18)

About 20 LMRK members assembled for the meeting at Sri Pamban Swamigal temple and meditated for 15 minutes from (10.00-10.15) AM. The members then shared about their experiences about the Mayura Simhasanam Thiruvizha. They discussed the positives and areas of improvement from their experiences at the Thiruvizha. Discussion was held on various topics – the next steps of the mission, the various ways to take this mission to the general public and holding an International Conference on Murga Consciousness in Chennai.

Ideas relating to topics on setting up dedicated office space for Chennai Members, Creation of LMRK themed calendars and stickers, translating divine literature of Lord Muruga to other languages like English and Malayalam were also discussed. It must be noted that all these ideas are yet to be approved by Shri Rejith. The meeting was concluded by Mr. Mandrasala Moorthy by his rendering a song from Thiruppugazh. Compiled by: Mrs. Sowmya Nikhil

UPCOMING EVENTS

JAN 2019 International Muruga Consciousness Conference – Past, Present & Future

Chennai Team Meeting at Sri Pamban Swamigal Temple, Chennai

Sri Subramaniyar at temple in Singapore

Singapore PRO'S - Mrs. Anietah, Mr. Sundarasekaran and Mr. Sekar (L to R)



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