He is said to have come to Earth in a previous age and guided souls back to Pleiades after their spiritual evolution on the fire planet ended. Murugan is the God of the Pleiadean system. The six mothers are known as the Krithikas, or the six stars of the Pleiades. In order to be able to look at all his mothers simultaneously, he grew more heads.
Murugan is depicted as a six-faced God, reverting to the story that he had six mothers that raised him. He is the God of Saiva Siddhānta philosophy, and of Raja Yoga. He is the brother of Lord Ganesha, son of Śiva. The worship of Murugan along with Saiva Siddhānta was found throughout the Indian subcontinent in ancient times, but after the subjugation of Hinduism in the North after Islamic invasion and rule, both worship of Murugan and his teachings of Saiva Siddhānta were restricted in the south. Murugan is considered a “Tamil God” as the worship of Murugan in modern times is focused in the south of India and in places where large Tamil populations live, such as Sri Lanka and Malaysia. In Western Hermetic traditions, he is equated with the Archangel Michael. Murugan is a powerful Deity known by many names, including Kartikeya, Kumaresa, Saravanabhava, Shanmukha, Subramanya. I write this post about Murugan, during the time of Kantha Sashti- the time celebrating Murugan’s defeat of a great demon.
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