#lordmurugan #lordmuruga #palani #palanimurugantemple #lordshiva #lordshiv #harharmahadev #jaibholenath #parvati #shiva #lordganesha #murugan This temple’s idol was made of 9 deadly poisons. Sounds unbelievable, right? The idol in Palani Murugan Temple, Tamil Nadu, is made of Navapashanam, which translates to “nine poisons.” When mixed in the right proportion, these substances have amazing medicinal properties. The idol was created by Siddha Bogar, a legendary alchemist and one of the 18 Siddhar saints. He had the knowledge to mix the nine substances perfectly to create the idol. And this Lord Murugan idol is more than 5000 years old. A bath in the water used to cleanse the idol can cure diseases. Some even consume small quantities of the abhishekam water to heal illnesses. Additionally, the overnight sandal paste applied to the idol is considered a wonder drug for many incurable diseases. The temple itself is an architectural marvel, standing atop a hill and featuring intricate designs and artistry. The temple complex includes rope cars and winches to help devotees reach the summit. The temple hosts several important festivals, including Thaipusam, which attracts millions of devotees from around the world. Palani Murugan Temple is one of the six abodes, or Arupadaiveedu, of Lord Muruga. It holds immense spiritual significance for followers of Hinduism all around the world

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