By Sri Skanda's Warrior of Light
November 10, 2006
Last night, I dreamt I was with a huge gathering of devotees in a house. I was with my mother — she and I were waiting to have a private interview with an important person. When we entered the room, there was a tall handsome young man in his early 20s standing before us. He was wearing a white veshti and was smiling at us both. I prostrated at his feet while thinking of Bhagavan Sri Skanda. While I was doing this I heard him speak [in Tamil],"Murugan unna paatu ellaam ketu-kondra-irukrare. Avarae unna nalla piditchithu...anaal, avar unna vadivaa-kekaillaye. Nee koncha pelluthu padikonum."
[Translation: Murugan is hearing your sadhana of devotional singing (thevaaram, thiruppugal, kanthar anubhuthi)...He is pleased with you...But he needs to hear you clearly so you need to sing more loudly."]
With that I awoke. I'm not sure what this means. However as the day went on, I realized that Murugan was speaking thru that saint to tell me to gather more devotees to sing these sacred thevaaram, thiruppugal and kanthar anubhuthi pathigams — because right now I'm only singing it either alone or with my mother.
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