Siddha Vidyarthi

Dear Brothers and Sisters, I would like to share little information on today’s married life’s pathetic state of few youngsters Our forefathers when they living in a society they found out a unique way to keep our heredity pure and pious through this noble method of living together “One woman for one man”.                 Today’s youngsters without knowing this noble way of living, they make a mockery of married life; they are starting to live at their will.                 I would like to list the benefits and ethics of “one woman for one man” ,method of noble living taught by my father in my teen age.                 My father not only taught this to me also he lived the same and demonstrated to me as a “Eka patni viradhan” ·          The prime and foremost advantage of this noble method is to safeguard our life force. i.e sukkilam (Vindhu in tamil). We require 21 days of 3 times food to form a drop of sukkilam and this sukkilam is the seed for your child. ·         

Question & answers 1)     All Tamil siddhars wrote about chakras and their locations but in siddha vedam the chakras are explained as a spiritual states and not location in the body as accepted/explained traditionally. Do you help me to understand it? Answer In the existing literature of siddhars Moolathara is described as the yoni.  i.e. maladwaram. But it is not so. The moolathara is Brumathyam. i.e in forehead between eyebrows.           Six chakras is nothing but the state of mind and soul. Moolatharam The state of “I” of mind  i.e the swapna state of “Mind” Mind is falsely understood “I”is everything -       The birth place of  mind is Moolatharam from there it is coming down as “I”. -         -       “I” is the state of swapna i.e dream. “I” is dreaming everything is “I” then it is started to accumulate the threedosa. Three dirty malas “Ahamkara, Kanma,Maya. If the “I” is not aware of this three malas