ADHII SIDDHAR SHIVA YOGI

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The Siddhar (Tamil: சித்தர் cittar, from Sanskrit: siddha) in Tamil tradition is a perfected individual, who has attained spiritual powers called siddhi.

Historically, Siddhar also refers to the people who were early age wandering adepts that dominated ancient Tamil teaching and philosophy. They were knowledgeable in science, technology, astronomy, literature, fine arts, music, drama, dance, and provided solutions to common people in their illness and advice for their future. Some of their ideologies are considered to have originated during the First Sangam period.

Typically Siddhars were first Scientists, saints, doctors, alchemists, and mystics all in one. They wrote their findings in the form of Tamil poems on palm leaf manuscripts. These are still owned by some families in Tamil Nadu and handed down through the generations, as well as being kept in universities in India, Germany, Great Britain, and the United States.[5]

In this way, Siddhars developed the native Siddha medicine system. A rustic form of healing that is similar to Siddha medicine has since been practiced by experienced elders in the villages of Tamil Nadu. This is referred to as Paatti Vaitthiyam” (grandmother’s medicine) “Naattu marunthu (folk medicine) and Mooligai marutthuvam (herbal medicine).

Siddhars are also believed to be the founders of Varma kalai – a martial art for self-defense and medical treatment at the same time. Varmam are specific points located in the human body which when pressed in different ways can give various results, such as disabling an attacker in self-defense, or balancing a physical condition as an easy first-aid medical treatment.

Tamil Siddhars were the first to develop pulse-reading (“naadi paarththal” in Tamil) to identify the origin of diseases.

Siddhars have also written many religious poems. It is believed that most of them have lived for ages, in a mystic mountain called Sathuragiri, near Thanipparai village in Tamil Nadu.

The supreme Siddhar is Lord Shiva himself.

There are 18 siddhars in the Tamil Siddha tradition. They are

  1. Nandeeswarar
  2. Tirumular
  3. Agastya
  4. Kalangi Nathar
  5. Patanjali
  6. Korakkar
  7. Pulipaani
  8. Konganar
  9. Sattamuni
  10. Theraiyar
  11. Ramadevar
  12. Siva vaakiyar
  13. Idaikkadar
  14. Machamuni
  15. Karuvoorar
  16. Bogar
  17. Pambatti (Pambatti Siddhar)
  18. Kuthambai

Apart from the 18 siddars listed above, there is another list of 18 siddars who represent the 9 navagrahas (two siddars represent each navagraha) all navagraha doshas /pariharams are performed to the siddars as Siddar Velvi (siddar havan) .The details of the 18 siddars who represent the 9 navagrahas are given below 1.Sri Siva Vakya Siddar – Moon 2.Sri Kailaya Kambili Sattai Muni Siddar – Moon 3.Sri Bhogar siddar – Mars 4.Sri Kagabhujanga siddar – Jupiter 5.Sri Pullipanisiddar – Mars 6.Sri Sattai Muni siddar- Kethu 7.Sri Agapaisiddar – Jupiter 8.sri Azhugani siddar -Raghu 9.Sri Kudambai siddar – Kethu 10.Sri Vallalarsiddar – Mercury 11.Sri Edaikaddar siddar -Mercury 12.Sri Pattinathar siddar- Sun 13.Sri Kaduvelli siddar- Sun 14.Sri Kanjamalai siddar – Venus 15.Sri Sennimalai siddar- Venus 16. Sri Kapilar siddar -Saturn 17.Sri Karuvoorar siddar-Saturn 18.Sri Pambatti siddar -Raghu

There is a universal shrine for all the 18 Siddars at Madambakkam in Chennai called SriChakra Mahameru Sri Seshadri Swamigal 18 siddars Vrindavana Sakthi Peedam built under divine instruction from Sathguru Sri Seshadri Swamigal by Guruji. SHARMA JI. The Buddhist monk called Bodhidharma is also a Siddar because has the power of Varman The supreme Siddhar is Lord Shiva himself.

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