We should probably jump into this by getting into the Siddhas, who are the central characters in the theme for today (beyond Kali). Siddha’s have a tendency to be more specific to men, while Devas have a tendency to be more specific to women. Remember, we are talking about an entirely different kind of linguistic system… … Continued
Human Body – 96 Basic PrinciplesSiddhars or Siddhas the spiritual scientists of Tamil Nadu (ancient South India) are the pioneers of this scientific system. Siddhas fundamental principles never differentiated man from the universe. According to them, “Nature is man and man is nature and therefore both are essentially one. Man is said to the microcosm and the…
THE SHIVA SIDDHAS : Babaji Nagaraj 🔱 One of the 18 Maheshvara Siddhas responsible for founding a school of yoga based upon the ancient teachings of Sanat Kumara – the founder of the Gnostic-Alchemical Path – was the Siddha Babaji. Also known as Nagaraj, “King of the Nagas,” Babaji was a student of both Agastyar … Continue reading Mahavatar Babaji – Shiva Siddha – Immortal Yogi Christ →
Practiced by all four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism, White Tara has been the main deity practice of many well-known Buddhist scholars and siddhas in both...
Bala Tripura Sundari is said to be one of the most secretive Goddesses of the Siddhas. Her name means the Supremely Beautiful Child Goddess of the Three Worlds.
Idaikkadar one of the 18 Tamil Siddhas was an ardent devotee of Shiva and Krishna, and Master of Astrology and Siddha Medicine who lived during the 2nd - 3rd Century BC.
Agastya is a legendary Vedic Rishi (Sage) and the head of all Siddhas. Perform Agastya puja, Agastya abhishekam, Agastya homam to AstroVed temple Agastya to invoke his special powers for healing physical and mental ailments and protection from negativity.
