Saturday, 16 May 2020

LIFE OF KARURAR SIDDHAR

Karuvurar Siddhar was born in Karur in Tamil nadu hence the named Karuvurar or karuvoorar.
According to the evidence from Siddhar Agathiyar’s work “Agathiyar-12000”, Siddhar Karuvurar was descended from a noble family of viswakarmas.
His parents were in the business of forging idols out of metals and alloys.
His parents had great regard for Seers and served them.
Obliged by their good deeds, seers gave the divine lessons to the boy, Karuvurar.
He attained supreme wisdom from the spiritual inspiration of Kamal muni Siddhar.
He also learnt Siddha science, Siddha Yoga and gnana from Siddhar Bogar.
since, he was from the bloodline of viswakarma [metal smith], naturally Karuvurar Siddhar excelled as an alchemist.
He also succeeded in Siddha medicine, sorcery, rejuvenation medicine, Siddha yoga and gnana philosophy.
His discoveries and improvements in the practice of alchemy are humongous, hence he was asked to forge the idol for Tanjore Brahadeeswara temple by the king.
Siddhar Karuvurar is depicted in the mural paintings, in the walls of TanjoreBrahadeeswara temple.
Siddhar Karuvurar is distinguished for his work of “Attama siddhi”- eight types of miracles.
In his work of Karuvurar vatha kaaviyam -700, he has given a biography of 18 and other Siddhars.
He attained samathi inSri Kalyana Pasupatheeswarar temple in Karur
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LIFE OF KORAKKAR SIDDHAR

Korakkar Siddhar Life Story / History.

Korakkar Siddhar Jeeva Samadhi:Korakkar Siddhar is one among the 18 Siddhas and in another school of thought it is believed, he belongs to the elite navanaatha Siddhas. I.e… nine great Siddhas.
SriBogar in his biography about 18 Siddha’s says that he belongs to the sage Vashista lineage.
Korakkar Siddha became a great Siddha having attained supernatural powers by his intense austerities.
Korakkar learnt Siddha medicine system from Siddha Machamuni.
He was also well versed in poetry, alchemy, Siddha medicine, yoga and philosophies.
He also worked with Sri Bogar Siddhar to create Chidambaram secret.
He also got the knowledge of Siddha medicine from sage Agathiyar.
He is known among the people for using ganja (Indian hemp) (marijuana) as a rejuvenation medicine to increase his longevity and that herb is named after him.
His major contributions are “Avadhuta Gita” and 13 works, order of ascetics, medicine, alchemy, Hatha Yoga, Pradipika classic. Korakkar brahma gnanam 1 – Korakkar kalai gnanam 500(endangered) – Korakkar vaippu (endangered) – Korakkar brahma gnana soothiram – Korakkar karpa soothiram.
Korakkar’s medicine for cataract for eye and other ailments are valuable.
Only few of his works are extant.
He lived in Sathuragiri hills for some time and compiled his works of Chandra regai, which has predictions for India.

He attained jeeva samathi at place called Vadukupoigainallur of Nagapattinam district of Tamilnadu.

What is so special about Lord Muruga's statue in Palani

Bogar Siddhar is known for his speciality in Alchemy. The statue of Lord Muruga is crafted with Nine Poisonous (Navabashana) which is said to be one medicine for all diseases. These 9 Poisonous are made using 4448 rare herbs. Mixing these 9 Poisonous is one heck a task and for that one should posses great knowledge in Medicine and Alchemy together. So, finally he used these 9 Poisonous and crafted the statue of Lord Muruga.

Till date no Scientists could find What are those 9 Poisonous and they are breaking their head How the hell he mixed all those 9 Poisonous and crafted a Statue.

Interesting Story about Panchamirtham:

Palani Temple has another special recipe offered to devotees called Panchamirtham. Panchamirtham is basically a mixture of Lady Finger Banana (மலை வாழைப்பழம்), Jaggery, Ghee, Dates, Sugar Candy.

Bogar and his disciples found that the medicine can be extracted by pouring Milk and Panchamirtham on the Idol. Thus, it became the major offering for Lord Muruga and then distributed to devotees who visit and Worship the lord in the temple.

Samadhi\Death:

Bogar attained Nirvagalpa Samadhi which is the highest stage of Samadhi where Mind dissolves with Matter and Energy. Bogar constructed his Samadhi in Lord Muruga temple in palani. His Samadhi is a cave like structure and is still available in the Temple.

All the statue's of 18 Siddhar's is erected in Palani Murugan Temple. Lord Bogar's life and the way he crafted Lord Muruga with Navabashana is portrayed as images in his Samadhi.

There are rumours that Siddhar's still exist and they are to be found deep in forests. These Siddhar's have secret practices and only specific candidates are taught those Practices. Still these practices are a Mystery. Let alone forget that they had Super powers but we should accept that these Siddhar's are highly knowledgeable in their respective fields.

Miraculous thing is that we claim the World is more advanced but I would say these Siddhar's are much more advanced than us and still we didn't catch up with them. Let's not say the world is advancing at-least until they find a Solid theory about this Navabashana. Let's be proud that we Indians are gifted with such great minds

LIFE OF KALANGI NATHAR

Kalangi Nathar was a great siddhar from Benaras. And he was the guru of the great siddhar Bhogar. KalangiNathar and Bogar were maintained cordial relationship between each other. Both of them were deeply involved in the spiritual path. Kalangi Nathar took care of his disciple Bogar and taught him about yoga, meditation, and Siddha. KalangiNatharwas the great siddhar who occupied an important role in the development of his disciple Bogar.

IMPORTANCE:

He is also called as Kanjamalai Siddhar. He was the disciple of Thirumoolar.
There is a temple forKalangiNathar in Salem, Tamil Nadu. He has attained Samadhi at this place several hundred years ago.

He traveled to China and attained “SALVATION” in Kanchipuram. His Jeeva samadhi is discovered in Kanchipuram region of Tamil Nadu. His temple is situated at Salem, which is called as SitharKoil.

KalangiNathar spread the knowledge of yoga to the Chinese people. It is believed that, KalangiNatharlived for a long time.

CONCLUSION
Kalangi Nathar was a great siddhar, and an expert in martial arts, meditation, yoga and Siddha field. Through his spiritual power, he has done many miracles and removed the diseases from people’s health. He insisted the people do yoga and meditation and to worship god. He was a great scholar and a master in all kinds of art. He is talented in the medicinal field and used herbs for curing the diseases of his devotees. He was a generous and noble saint and was very kind to the common people. He always tried to sort out of the problems in the life of his devotees and give them peacefulness and happiness in their life. Let us pray to this great siddhar, and can receive the blessings from him.

LIFE ABOUT PAMBATTI SIDDHAR.

Pambatti Siddhar Life History.

Pambatti Siddhar is one among the elite 18 iddha’s, who lived in the recent past in the Western ghat’s extension of Marudhamali hills which falls in the Coimbatore region of Tamil Nadu.
He belongs to JOGI tribes of Western Ghats whose job is catching snakes for money.
He is prowess in catching and charming snake.
One day, while looking for a high variety of Navaratna snake he interrupted the trance of Sattaimuni Siddhar inadvertently, which became the turning point in his life.
Sattaimuni Siddhar seeing the innocence and ignorance of the Jogi in risking his precious life just to catch snake, he mentored him and transferred his knowledge of Siddha Science and techniques to channelize the kundalini shakti.
By awakening the kundalini Shakti (serpent power) and constantly bringing it through a subtle system of channels (nadis) and centers of energy (seven chakras – mooladhara, swadhisthana, manipura, anahata, vishuddhi, ajna and sahasrara) up to the crown, he attained a state of union with divine and had a big self-realization.
After learning Siddha Medicine and Siddha yoga, he practiced as a SiddhaDoctor in Maruthamalai.
Also he lived at various places like Mahalingamalai in Vathiraayiruppu, Kollimalai, Madurai, Puliyur and Bhavani.
He is distinguished for his way of curing major ailments by make the snake to bite the patients.
The snake was fed with specially prepared arsenic and sulphide Medicines in particular ratio, so as to chemically react with snake’s body metabolism to mix with the venom and it becomes a medicine for innumerable diseases.
He is adept at metempsychosis (transmigration), Attama siddhi, Siddha yoga, Siddha gnanam etc…
In his works, he personifies a snake to the human soul and composes songs ending with phrase “AADU PAAMBE” which literally means “dance snake”.
His works consists of relatively high philosophical quotient, compared to the contribution of other disciplines of Siddha Medicine System.
His works teaches man to perfect himself here and now, and free himself by his own efforts from all worldly sufferings and unhappiness.
His verses are very simple to understand and impart a stoic way of life.
Pambatti siddhar’s siddha medicine for heart block is an excellent one.
He attained jeeva samathi at Sankarankoil in Tirunelveli District of Tamil Nadu (India)..
Sri Sivaprabhakara Siddhayogi Paramahamsar was the worthy disciple of this great Siddhar

LIFE OF PULIPPANI SIDDHAR

Pulippani Siddhar.

Bogar is a Siddhar, he is considered as one of the 18 siddhars born in the world. According to epigraphical sources and his book Bogar Seven thousand his period is around 3000 B.C. Bogar born at India and visited China in search of truth of life, he gained knowledge in medicine, astrology, spirituality, yoga etc.

Bogar anticipating that in due course of period, human beings will suffer from large number of disease. As an expert in medicine he used 4448 rare herbs and made 9 poisonous medicine, mixing these 9 poisons into one needs great knowledge and skill, to make a Master Medicine ( One medicine to cure all disease ). Thirumoolar also discuss one such Master Medicine in his book Thiru Mandiram. With the consultation of Agasthiar ( Father of Ayurvedic Medicine) and other siddhars Bogar mixed the 9 poisons ( Nava Bashanam ) and made the Master Medicine in the form of Lord Murugan which is currently worshiped at Palani Murugan temple. There is a place near Palani Hill called Thanasiappan Temple which is the place were Bogar mixed the Nava Bashanam and made the Murugan idol.

Bogar and others then decided that by using the milk and panchamirtham (a sweet recipe) poured on the idol, one can extract the medicine from the idol. The milk and panchamritham then becomes medicine to cure disease. After installing Lord Murugan Navabashana idol at the Palani Hill, Bogar used to worship it with milk abishegam (pouring milk on the idol) and panchamirtha abishegam (pouring panchamirtham on the idol).

His disciple Pulipani siddhar then took over the job of Lord Murugan pooja after Bogar went into Nirvigalpa Samadhi – the highest samadhi stage; where the Mind dissolves with Matter and Energy. Bogar Samadhi is inside Palani Murugan temple at Palani Hill. Actually Bogar himself constructed his samadhi exactly under the Lord Murugan Navabasha idol and went into Nirvigalpa Samadhi there. The entrance to his samadhi is a cave like structure, now also worship for this great siddhar is conducted at this entrance where he is last seen by his disciples which are at the Palani temple.

THE LIFE OF BOGHER SIDHAR,

Bhogar was a South Indian by birth, belonging to the caste of goldsmiths, who became a siddha purusha under the guidance of Kalanginaathar. In Bhogar's Saptakanda he reveals details of various medicinal preparations to his disciple Pullippani (so named as he is believed to have wandered in the forests atop a puli or tiger) and at every stage he quotes his guru as the authority. Also Pulippani must have been a young man then, as he is often referred to as a balaka.

It is said that as per the last wishes of his guru, Bhogar proceeded to China to spread the knowledge of siddha sciences and strangely enough his journey is said to have been made with the aid of an aircraft; he demonstrated to the Chinese the details of the construction of the aircraft and later built for them a sea-going craft using a steam engine. The details of these and other experi- ments demonstrated by Bhogar in China are clearly documented in the Saptakanda.

Bogar's guru, Kālāngi Nāthar, is believed to be a Chinese who attained siddhi in South India and thus became included among the Eighteen Siddhars.

Lao Tse - the founder of Taoism (5th century B.C.) was the first Chinese to propound the theory of duality of matter -- the male Yang and female Yin -- which conforms to the Siddha concept of Shiva - Shakti or positive-negative forces. This very same concept was first revealed by the adi-siddhar Agasthya Rishi, whose period is as old as the Vedas, which have been conservatively dated at 3500 B.C.

Also alchemy as a science was practised in China only after B.C. 135 and was practiced as an art until B.C. 175 when a royal decree was enacted banning alchemical preparation of precious metals by the Celestial Empire; these details are recounted in the two existing Chinese books of alchemy Shih Chi and Treatise of Elixir Refined in Nine Couldrons, both dated to the first century B.C.

The emergence of Lao Tse with his theory of duality of matter and the journey of Bhogar to China seem to have taken place about the same time and it is even possible that Bhogar himself went under the name of Lao Tse in China, like another Siddharishi Sriramadevar, who was known as Yacob in Arabia.

This seems likely considering that:

before Lao Tse the concept of duality of matter finds no mention in any Chinese treatise;
alchemy as a science emerged only after B.C. 135, i.e. four centuries after Lao Tse;
there was a sudden spurt of alchemical practice aher the emergency of Lao Tse; and
the duality of matter and alchemy have been mentioned in South Indian scriptures that antidate Lao Tse by centuries.

The shrine at the top of the hill, though later than the Tiru Avinankudi temple, has overshadowed the older temple in the present century due to its popular appeal. Created by Bhogar, it was maintained after him by sage Pulippani and his descendants almost as their personal and private temple.

During the time of Tirumalai Nayak, his general Ramappayyan handed over the puja rights to newly brought Brahmin priests. The descendants of Pulippani were compensated for the loss of this right by being given:

Certain duties of superintendence
Right to some annual presents
Right to shoot off, at the Dasara Festival, the arrow which symbolises Subramanya's victory over asuras.
Right to be buried at the foot of the steps leading to the hill, if some of them so chose.

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