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Okay guys. Lets stop the debate here. Its about the parade and lets stick to the parade. The battle cry is is not secular or plural and is very much Hindu. Hope everyone's happy now. Ente Ayyapan Saakshi. Adhu madi. Swamiyee Sharanam Ayappa !

This is the piece of history taken from traditions acknowledged by the Pandalam dynasty, the birth place of the deity. Maybe some one brainwashed the Maharajas too.

Now how did you derive that? All I said was Swamiyee Sharanam Ayyappa cannot be associated with a single religion or be called a Sanghi as the diety is the biggest ambassador of secularism and pluralism in this country. Lets not paint the war cry of the Brahmos Regiment or any regiment for that...

Well yes ! According to your logic Non Hindus have only one purpose in life I guess. Anyways I don't want to spoil this otherwise good thread that we have here in the name of religion. All I was saying was "Swamiyee Sharanam Ayyappa" is not Sangi or communal as someone whom I had quoted said...

How do you know I am a Hindu before you even accuse me of sugar coating things? I have just put forward the right narrative as is, if you cannot digest things the way it is, you need help!

You are right. Plural is the right word. Like In the words of Swami Vivekananda, "Not only tolerate other religions, but positively embrace them, as truth is the basis of all religions"

Actually its not ! Swami Ayyapan is one of the best symbols of Secularism in India. The Pilgrimage to Sabarimala(Ayyappa Temple) starts at a Muslim Mosque dedicated to a saint named Vavar and St. Andrew’s Basilica in Arthunkal.