Height 6.5 Inches and Weight 6.260 Kg
Brass Swamimalai Murugan Idol
A brass wall mount of Palamuthirsolai Murugan (also known as Pazhamudircholai Murugan) is a sacred piece of devotional art representing one of the six divine abodes (Arupadaiveedu) of Lord Murugan.
1. Spiritual Significance
Symbol of Wisdom: This specific form commemorates the legend where Murugan tested the wisdom of the famous Tamil poet Avvaiyar. Worshipping him in this form is believed to grant wisdom, courage, and strength.
The Divine Weapon (Vel): In Palamuthirsolai, the Vel (spear) held by Murugan is of great significance, representing spiritual insight and the power to destroy ignorance.
Trio of Deities: Unlike some other abodes, Murugan in Palamuthirsolai is often depicted with both his consorts—Valli (representing Iccha Shakti or willpower) and Devayani (representing Kriya Shakti or action), while he himself is Jnana Shakti (wisdom).
2. Physical Features of the Wall Mount
Artisanship: These wall mounts are typically handcrafted from high-quality brass, featuring intricate carvings and often finished with an antique golden glow.
Durability: Brass is a traditional sacred metal preferred for its durability and ability to withstand rituals like Abhishekam (holy baths) without decaying easily.
Symbolic Elements: The mount usually features Murugan in a standing posture (Raja Alangaram), accompanied by his peacock mount (vahana) and his Vel.
3. Benefits for the Home
Vastu and Energy: Brass is considered a pure conductor of spiritual energy. Placing a Murugan wall mount in the home is believed to foster a harmonious environment and remove negative vibrations.
Focal Point for Prayer: A wall-mounted idol serves as a steady focal point for daily rituals, helping to anchor the spiritual identity of a prayer room.
Space Saving: Being wall-mounted, it is ideal for modern homes with limited altar space while still maintaining a majestic presence.
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