[continuation from the previous post] 14) During His period, His Holiness the 11th Pathinensiddhar Peedam saw that the Tamil race was divided and subdivided into numerous fragments on the basis of caste, religion and economic differences, estrangments, competitions, petty fights. Even though the Tamils were living in the entire the landscape between Himalayas and Kumari point and they were the aboriginates of this land, the Tamils were suppressed beyond recognition during His period i.e. 6th century of Common Era. In order to overcome all these downfalls and enslavements, His Holiness in a planned manner worked as a great warrior to resurrect the Tamil race. In order to fight against the cunning and foxy opponents who ... Read more

[continuation from the previous post] 13) His Holiness 11th Pathinensiddhar Peedaathipathi Gurumahaa Sannidhaanam Siddhar Kaaviri aatrangarai Karu Ooraar decided in favour of Political Change. He concluded that through Political change the triangular fort of Tamil language, race and country could form Divine Rule and can make the Siddha Philosophy grow all over the world. To get this concrete decision, His Holiness toured around the world. He founded numerous Schools, Universities for developing the Divine Arts and Sciences of the Lost Lemuria Continent. He did this for the sake of the entire humanity. He desired to form a Global society having equality, brotherhood and socialistic co-operation through Tamil Language ... Read more

[continuation of the previous post] In order to avoid becoming voluminous, a very short account of these Pathinensiddhar Peedaathipathis is given in this essay. Of the 11 pathinensiddhar Peedaathipathis who have come and worked on this earth, the last two have done significant works. They are as under: a) His Holiness 10th Pathinensiddhar Peedam, Gurumahaa sannidhaanam Siddhar Amaraavathi aatrangarai Karu Ooraar. (100 BCE - 150 CE) b) His Holiness 11th Pathinensiddhar Peedam, Gurumahaa sannidhaanam, Siddhar Kaaviri Aatrangarai Karu Ooraar (785 CE - 1040 CE). He was the chief architect of the Thanjavur Big Temple. 12) Amaraavathi Aatrangarai Karu Ooraar believed in Social Revolution. He thought that thorugh Social ... Read more