Most striking among them are two pieces which give a classical shapeto two of the events from Kanda Purānam and SarabhaPurānam. Muruga's 'appearance' on this planet is analogous to this eternal phenomenon.11īesides some of the themes from Saiva and Vaisnava mythology are also illustrated inthe car. We come to know of its existence when it rises again in the morning. The sun is not visible to us temporarily at night for this reason one cannot conclude that the sun has ceased to exist, for when darkness engulfs a part of the globe, the sun is shining bright somewhere else. This explains His evergreen youthfulness. They are again born in this world not necessarily in the same form as they were in their previous births.8 This process goes on endlessly.9 Muruga, on the other hand, has neither a beginning nor an end He is not born nor dead.10 Age does not wither Him away. Human beings take birth in this earth, pass through different stages such as childhood, adolescence, adulthood and old age and ultimately met with the inevitable death.
One would be endowed with everlasting youthfulness only when he or she is not getting old. The Lord is the very manifestation of handsomeness, robust youthfulness, masculinity, fragrance and unmatched valour and the abode of happiness. Muruku in Tamil denotes divineness, handsomeness, youthfulness, happiness, fragrance and sweetness.
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