Kuruvaasagam Statements from 69 to 74 69) Different Religions would appear differently as ceremonies and decorations; yet the philosophies given by them, states achieved by them, places reached by them would all be same. This is because the same Divine atom is the fundamental force for all religions. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars. 70) Human life never gets fulfilled just by acquiring material wealth. Without Divinity in human life, the life could never get everlasting completion, tranquility, peacefulness and happiness. Those who realize these facts would always lead a life based on religion. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars. 71) Very few among the religious people would work to [...] ... Read more

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

(50) The religious philosophy was formed in order to control and limit all the ills of the society, political devils and selfish rages. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars. (51) The religious philosophy was created for the welfare of the mankind. So, human beings should not sacrifice their lives for the sake of religion. It is an unforgivable sin to forget or renounce one's worldly life in the name of religion. Those who live by completely rejecting religion are much better than these people who reject worldly life in the name of religion. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars. (52) He is the true follower of Siddha Philosophy who fully enjoys this earthly life beautified by light and [...] ... Read more

(41) Temples, Prayers, Festivals, Religious Procedures, Rituals have been instituted to help mankind live with pleasure in this birth as well as in succeeding births without losing peace and happiness. But people out of madness waste their entire lives in researching whether these religious things are useful or not for them. The root, bark, leaves, flowers, of a tree may not be tasty. But the ripe fruits from the same tree is very tasty. Without understanding this, the mad man argues that tasteless root, bark, leaf, flower of the tree could never give tasty fruit. With this argument he damages himself as well as others. Because of this, the religious procedures were instituted in order to develop people who would [...] ... Read more

11) There is no place for differences between the gods worshipped by human beings as Good and Bad. But there are two major categories of gods: One category of gods admonish and punish immediately. They are called as Arakka (அரக்கர்) type of gods; Another category of gods take time to find out the faults and correct their devotees after making them feel their mistakes. They are called as Irakka (இரக்கம்) type of gods. This categorisation is not due to the imagination of man. The gods' nature and tendencies when they led human life before becoming gods are used for this categorisation and they are in turn assigned to their sanctum sanctorums. Thus, worshipping the fore-fathers is the right thing to give strength and [...] ... Read more

Author: His Holiness Siddhar Kaaviri Aatrangarai Karuwooraar, the 11th Pathinensiddhar Peedam. (in Palm Leaves manuscript form) Given by: His Holiness Siddhar Arasayogi Karuwooraar, the 12th Pathinensiddhar Peedam. (Written in Paper last century) Pathinensiddhars say "Man thinks the God is his boss. Such imagination is unnecessary." Man thinks that God gives curse to mankind and because of that only sinners and virtuous take birth. Such imagination is unnecessary according to Pathinensiddhars. Man thinks that creation of mankind is only for serving the orders of the God. For that sake, man spends his entire life in serving God by leading an artificial life forgetting his own pleasures and pains. Such imagination is [...] ... Read more