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The Deity What will occur if two greatly intense energy fields 'Hari' and 'Haran' concur at a point? The incredible transition will wash down the brain and the profound encapsulation of the most fortunate ones to be in its vicinity with inspiration. Truly, Keralites are fortunate to have this gem in our land, the supreme abode of Lord Ayyappa, Sabarimala. The bounteous favours of Lord Ayyappa have been protecting Kerala and its occupants for quite a long time. Lord Ayyappa is an image of religious solidarity and mutual respect. Being conceived out of Mohini (the female manifestation of Lord Vishnu) and Lord Shiva, he is otherwise called Bhuthanatha, Dharmasastha, Hariharan, Ayyanar, and Manikanta. Tattvamasi The imperative message composed at the sanctuary exterior is one of the four Mahāvākyas of Advaita or the non-dualistic school of theory. Tat Tvam Asi, the third of four Mahavakyas which in Sanskrit means "Thou Art That" is the rule reasoning that administers the sanctuary and journey. As the journey is emblematic for the voyage to the self-acknowledgement that every single living being has the embodiment of Brahman, explorers allude to one another as Swami, recognizing their heavenliness. That is to say, to put it plainly, you are a piece of the Paramatma which is the core of Advaita rationality. The Myth The devil Mahishasur was slayed by Goddess Durga. His dispossessed sister Mahishi set out to retaliate for her sibling's passing. Mahishi had a gift from Lord Brahma that just a wunderkind conceived of Lord Vishnu and Shiva could kill her. This was viewed as about outlandish and she viewed herself as indestructible. Being sure about her everlife, she began tormenting the populace and devout holy people. To spare the world from destruction, Lord Vishnu manifested as his female form Mohini, and Shiva brought forth Lord Ayyappa. After