Who is Surana? What is Suryakaram? Muruga is the Karana Guru HISTORY OF MURUGAN

         I Have written to soorasamharm is it true or not i dont know i was reading the puranas only but siddhas its way is so diffrent and this topics for siddargal thinking only . The Puranas say that Suran refers to demons like Padmasura, Singhamukasura, and Gajamukasura, but let us understand who Murugan is referring to as Suran through the following verse.

When practicing Shiva Yoga, one should regularly practice Vasi Yoga while consuming the Mummula. If one does not consume the Mummula Karpas and only does Vasi, the body will become aware of it in old age. If the body is aware of it, yoga will also be aware of it. Therefore, one should clearly understand the Mummula and regularly practice Vasi Yoga. The benefits of practicing Vasi Yoga while consuming the Mummula Karpas in this way are described below. When one practices Vasiyoga by consuming the three elements of the body in this way, the evils of the mind are removed from the neck, and one becomes one with Brahman, sees clearly the light of the tail within oneself, and the light of the Gayatri, the light of the sky, the boon, the tenth door called Tamar opens and nectar descends. Then one can conquer the Sun, which is death. Here, the one who refers to the Sun, clarifies that it is death, which is death. One should practice Vasi Yoga for twelve years, consume the three elements, and burn the 96 elements. Burning the 96 elements is not an ordinary act. Each time one crosses each element, it causes suffering equal to the power of death. Therefore, one should experience the suffering of the 96 elements 96 times. One should cross the 96 elements. This is the conquest of death, which is the devil. Understanding Vasi Yoga, consuming the three elements, and burning the 94 elements, and conquering death, which is the devil, is the soorasamkara. But this Doosa Makaram has been fabricated as a story in the Puranas, in a way that is understandable to the common people, and has become a mythological story that personifies philosophy as demons, death as a suran, and the living as a peacock and a bird. With the aim of reaching all people with rare ideas, Veda Vyasa fabricated and presented the Vedas and Puranas with metaphors. After consuming the three sources, igniting the 96 principles, and practicing for twelve years, one can begin to practice the yoga of silence after attaining the perfection of Siva Yoga. The ideas embodied in the song have been expressed here to the extent necessary. Those who are mature in the sense of Siva Yoga will clearly understand the three sources mentioned in this song, both physically and mentally.