Kuruvaasagam Statements from 60 to 68 60. (i) Unchanging attachment, (ii) affection, (iii) obedience, (iv) faith towards one's Teacher alongwith (v) differenceless unification with the Teacher make the Disciples acquire the Divine Powers, Divine Achievements to become Immortal. Those Disciples who have shortfalls in the above-mentioned qualities will take many births further before achieving the birthless state. But they cannot get the Divine Powes and the Divine Achievements. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars. [These Five qualities are given emphasis in Gurupaarampariyam and other books written by Siddhars as ‘Five Maturities’ or ‘Five Disciplines’.]. [Disciples: ‘Adiyaar’ - Those who renounced their [...] ... Read more

The Sanctum Sanctorum towered Temple for the Divine Rule His Holiness Gnaanaachaariyaar the 11th Pathinensiddhar Peedaathipathi Siddhar Karuwooraar rejuvenated all the temples that existed between the North Himalayas and the South Kumari point within His life-time. Because of that the True Indhuism of Pathinensiddhars acquired a good active status during that time. In connection with that His Holiness made all arrangments to construct many Sanctum Sanctorum towered temples at various places in India to remain as support temples for the Thanjavur Big Temple. In order to construct these temples in the course of time, His Holiness made arrangements to train Kuru, Kurukkal, Kurumaar and Pusaari to hereditarily construct [...] ... Read more

Siddhar Karuwooraar who built the Thanjavur Big Temple Of all the Temples of Indhu Religion, the Thanjavur Big Temple alone has the longest historical background in this Indian sub-continent. This temple was built as a great revolutionary temple in architecture, temple science as well as Divine field. Particularly, this temple was built as one of the two novel temples in the fourth Yugam of Kaliyan Yugam in order to compensate for the losses and damages that happened to the Indhu Religion which is the Siddha Philosophy given by Pathinensiddhars in Tamil. Of the two temples that were built using a revolutionary and newer divine technology, one was Karur Pasupatheesuvarar Temple and the other one was this Thanjavur Big [...] ... Read more