siddha forcovid 19 webinar

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4th siddha day wishes to all

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Siddha day 02 January 2021Dhyanam by Siddhar Thirumoolar #Dhyanam"Look within in DhyanaWell may they practice yoga eight-thousand yearStill they see not lord,Sweet as ambrosia,And dear like the apple of the eyeBut if within you sek him enlightenedHe within you isEven as reflection in the mirror" Dhyana is seeking God within. It is seeing Siva’s reflection in the Jiva Mirror. All practice of yoga is vain without the seeking within. Dhyana leads to cessation of Birth. In Dhyana, the object of concentration presents itself in reality and the ultraconscious mind directly perceives it. According to Thirumoolar, the consciousness are once properly placed under rhythmic vibrations, the same vibrations if not disturbed produce a deeper state in that particular condition.Whether it be some abstract state or a purely conscious one, it makes no difference, so far as the duration of the process is concerned. It all depends on the totality of the object in the mind and the capability of the man to receive the vibrations.This steadiness of mind thus created produces a kind of inner delight. With this, the inner consciousness becomes brighter like a strong searchlight formed by the control of the mental energies to sense things in the actual world. It is in this state of consciousness that the man in Dhyana can tell of things in a room which is closed or relate incidents happening in far off countries.Fixing the gaze on nasal pointRetaining the roaming breath withinThey who can thus still the nadksWill sure reach the goalNo fear of birth to be for them.#KundaliniEnergy By mastering Chakra Dhyana one could elevate the Kundalini Energy. Thirumoolar explains that the Kundalini is the most powerful dormant source of energy found within each and every human. The important objective of Dhiyana is Kundalini energy from the Mooladhara charka which is s the seat or dwelling place of this primal energy. Kundalini could only be realised through self-purification and concentration of mind, and to lead it up through the charkas to sahasrara where the pure energy unites with pure consciousness. Dhyana is the study of deep concentration, calmness and tranquility of the mind. It is the study of attaining complete control over ones mind. Dhyana takes the consciousness beyond conscious, sub conscious & unconscious states to super consciousness.#Courtesy: Principles and Practice of Siddhar Yogam Book#Photo: Artist Jegadeesan

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National web conference on Strength of Siddha.As a part of 4TH Siddha Day - Pre-event, Siddha Medicinal Plants Garden (CCRS, Ministry of AYUSH, Govt., of India) is pleased to invite you all to participate National Web-conference on 21st Dec.2020 and Virtual Herbal Exhibition on 22nd Dec.2020. Join Microsoft -Teams. Abstract and pdf of the posters may kindly be sent to kchabeebmngd@gmail.com (Contact no.9605550109).

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CTMR Chennai and ATM Siddha channel pleased to announce the winners of the first contest of 4th Siddha day celebration. There were 14 entries including one from Eastern University Trincomalee campusFirst prize to Ms Anna Mary Majo Santhigiri Siddha Medical College Second Prize to Saranya Velumayil Siddha Medical CollegeThird prize to Swathy Saranya ATSVS college Nisha Maria Siddha Medical College Remya Ramesh Santhigiri Siddha medical CollegeElamathy Devasena Velumayil Siddha medical college. All participants have expressed beautifully their Vision 2030 for Siddha and the topper also included Mission to achieve the vision. Congratulations to all participants and winners.

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Official inauguration of National Siddha day celebration in Kerala was done today by Smt.K. K. Shylaja Teacher, Hon. Health Minister of Kerala via. online platform. The function was presided over by Dr. Divya S. Iyer, IAS,State Mission Director, National AYUSH Mission. Dr. Uthaman, IFS, Managing director, Oushadhi, Dr. M. N. Vijayambika, Director, Homeopathy Department, Dr. Sunil Raj, Principal & Controlling Officer, Homoeopathy Medical Education Department, Dr. Harikrishnan Thirumangalath, Director in Charge, Ayurveda Medical Education Department, Dr. Kanakarajan, Asst Director, Siddha Regional Research Institute, Poojappura, Dr. T. K. Hrithik, Chief Executive officer, State Medicinal Plant Board, Dr. R. Jayanarayan, State Program Manager- Homoeo, National AYUSH Mission, Dr. V. B. Vijayakumar, Nodal Officer - Siddha, Indian Systems of Medicine Department gave felicitation address. Dr. K. S. Preeya, Director, Indian Systems of Medicine Department gave the welcome speech and Dr. M. Subhash, State Program Manager- ISM, gave vote of thanks. Siddha Day speech was done by Dr. S. Balarama Kaimal, Professor, Department of Biochemistry, Saveetha University, Chennai on the subject " Molecular mechanisms of action of Siddha Medicines and application of Modern Research in Siddha."https://www.facebook.com/1497626920529972/posts/2534543756838278/?sfnsn=wiwspmo

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Available Medicinal plants in our SDF Herbal Garden, Sulthan bathery Mob, 9946309106

Botanical Name	Malayalam Name
Cinnamomum zeylancium	Karuvappatta
Punica granatum	Mathalam
Caesalpinia sappan	Chappangam
Curcuma aromattica	Kasthoorimanjal
Nyctanthes arbor- tristi	Parijatham
Murraya koenigi	Kariveppu
Justicia gendrassa	Vathamkolli
Acorus calamus	Vayambu
Madhuca indica	Elippa
Kampferia galanga	Kacholam
Rubia cordifolia	Manjatti
Mint Thulasi	Mint Thulasi
Sterospermum colais	Pathiri
Tylophora indica	Vallippala
Jatropha carcos	Jetropha
Gymnema sylvestre	Chakkarakolli
Bixa orellana	Anatto
Ocimum basilicum	Ramathulasi
Coleus freskholi	Marunnu koorkka
Thevetia peruviana	Manjarali
Vitex negundo (Black)	Karinochi
Solanum syrattense	Kandakarichunda
Kigelia pinnata	Sosage tree
Jankiya arayalpatra	Amruthapala
Pittosporum tetraspermum	Analivegam
Buchanazia angustifolia	Kulamavu
Mucuna prurita	Naykkaruna (Choriyathathu)
Baliospermum montanum	Nagadandi
Croton tiglium	Neervalam
Rauvolfia serpentina	Sarppagandi
Adhathoda beddomei	Adalodakam
Holostemma adakodien	Adapathiyan
Plumbago rosea	Koduveli
Asparagus recemosus	Sathavari
Piper longum	Thippali
Withania somnifera	Amukkuram
Asystasia quadrangularis	Murikootti
Vallaris solanacea	Vishamooli
Vetiveria zizanioides	Ramacham
Ruta graveolens	Arutha
Vitex negundo	Karinochi (ord)
Selaginella sp:	Garudapacha
Nilgirianthus ciliatus	Karim kurinji
Pimenta officinalis	Sarvasugandi
Coleus zeylanicus	Eruveli
Coleus aromaticus	Panikoorkka
Aegle marmelos	Koovalam
Indigofera tinctoria	Neelamari
Blepharis boerheviafolia	Hemadandi
Mornga oleifera	Muringa
Terminalia arjuna	Neermaruthu
Trichopus zeylanicus	Arogyapacha
Alpinia calcarata	Chittarutha
Santalum album	Chandanam
Andrographis paniculata	Kiriyath
Pterocarpus santalainus	Rakthachandanam
Aloe barbadensis	Kattarvazha
Terminalia chebula	Kadukka
Kaemperia rotunda	Chengazhaneerkizhangu
Elaeocarpus ganitus	Rudraksham
Gmelina arborea	Kumizhu
Boswellia serrata	Vellakundirikkam
Pongamia pinnata	Ungu
Cinnamomum camphora	Karpuram
Oroxylum indicum	Palakapayyani
Anaphyllum wightii	Keerakhizhangu
Pterocarpus marsupium	Venga
Wrightia tinctoria	Dandapala
Syzygium cumini	Njaval
Eupatorium triplenerve	Ayyapana
Mimusops elengi	Elanji
Alstonia scholaris	Ezhilamppala
Terminalia paniculata	Maruthu
Albizia lebbeck	Nenmenivaka
Saraca asoca	Ashokam
Clerodendrum serratum	Cheru Teak
Baccopa monneri	Brahmi
Solanum melongina	Cheru vazhuthina
Ficus recemosa	Atthi
Desmodium motorrium	Ramanamapacha
Ficus gibosa	Ithi
Alangium salvifolium	Ankolam
Ficus religiosa	Arayal
Gloriosa superba	Methonni
Ficus benghalensis	Peral
Clitoria ternatea	Sangupushppam
Acacia catechu	Karingali
Ipomoea obscura	Chuttithiruthali
Coscinium fenestratum	Maramanjal
Holarrhena pubescens	Kadugappala
Sarcostemma stocksii	Somalatha
Primneceratty folia	Munja
Gardinia recinifera	Somanadikayam
Cossea travencorensis	Pushkaramulla
Desmodium gangeticum	Orila
Pogostmon pacholi	Pacholi
Pseudarthria viscida	Moovila
Aristolochia indica	Garudakkodi
Woodfordia fruticosa	Thadhiri
Jatropha multifida	Churakkalli
Vitis quadrangularis	Changalamparanda
Datura stramonium	Neela Ummam
Sesbania grandiflora	Agathi
Ficus krishnae	Krishnanal
Borassus flabellifer	Karimpana
Alstonia venenata	Theepala
Lagerstroemia reginae	Manimaruthu
Diospros cruminata	Karimaram
Tinospora cordifolia	Chittamruthu
Spondias pinnata	Ambazham
Calophyllum inophyllum	Punna
Calotropis gagantea	Vella erukku
Couroupita guianensis	Nagalingamaram
Mesua nagassarium	Nagapoomaram
Vateria indica	Payin
Myristica malabarica	Kattujadhi
Butea monosperma	Plasu
Scaevola taccada	Bhadraksham
Homonoia riparia	Kallurvanchi
Flacourtia jangomas	Vayangatha
Aporosa lindleyana	Vetti
Strychnos nux - vomica	Kanjiram
Plumbago zeylanica	Vellakoduveli
Plumbago auriculata	Neelakoduveli
Eucalyptus globules	Yukkali
Glycyrrhiza glabra	Erattimathuram
Anthocephalus kadamba	Vella kadambu
Elettaria cardamomum	Elam
Solanum nigrum	Manithakkali
Terminalia bellirica	Thanni
Costus pictus	Insulinchedi
Stevia rebaudiana	Stevia
Cassia fistula	Kanikonna
Salacia reticulata	Ekanayakam
Centella asiatica	Kodangal
Argyreia nervosa	Samudrapacha
Crateva religiosa	Neermathalam
Puthranjiva roxburgi	Putranjeeva
Operculina turpethum	Thrikolpakonna
Cymbopogon flexuosus	Ingipullu
Dysoxylum malabaricum	Vella Akhil
Chukrasia tabularis	Chuvanna akhil
Quassia indica	Karinjotta
Cycas circinalis	Eunthu
Ichnocarpus frutescens	Palvalli
Antiaris toxicaria	Maravoori
Adnanthera pavonina	Manchadi
Hidinocarpus laurifolia	Marotti
Citrus medica	Ganapathi narakam
Naregamia alata	Nilanarakam
Salix tetrasperma	Attuvanchi
Sappindus tripholiates	Uruvanchi
Semicarpus anacardium	Cheru
Acacia intsia	Incha
Canarium strictum	Kundirikkam
Ipomoea mauritiana	Palmuthuku
Adena hondala	Karimuthuku
Bauhinia varigata	Mantharam
Millingtonia hortensis	Poopadiri
Trichosanthes cucumerina	Kattupadavalam
Lycopodium phlegmaria	Kalcheda
Solanum torvum	Puthirichunda
Nothapodytes nimmoniana	Peenari
Embelia ribes	Vizhalari
Embelia tsjeriumcottam	Kattuvizhal
Mentha gravensis	Pothina
Mimosa invisa	Mullillathottavadi
Hopea parviflora	Thambakam
Thottea siliquosa	Alpam
Blumea balsamifera	Boothamkolli
Strophathus wightianus	Neyvalli
Nagavally	Nagavally
Pandanus lattifolius	Ramba ela
Ocimum grattisimum	Agasthya thulasi
Cinnamomum sulphuratum	Vazhana
Hibiscus abelmoschus	Kasthoori venda
Nervilia aragona	Orilathamara
Holoptelia integrifolia	Aval
Thespesia populnea	Poovarasu
Chonemorpha fragrans	Perumkurumba
Ficus mysorensis	Kallal
Ficus virance	Kallathi
Myxopyrum serratulum	Chathuramulla
Hemidesmus indicus	Nannari
Helicteres isora	Edampiri Valampiri
Feronia limonia	Vilar
Glycosmis pentaphylla	Panal
Ocimum kilimandscharicum	Karpoora thulasi
Ocimum sanctum	Krishna thulasi
Piper betle	Vettila
Calophyllum tomentosum	Kattupunna
Symplocos recemosa	Pachotti
Tabernaemontana divaricata	Nandyarvattam
Cyclea peltata	Padakizhagu
Terminalia cranulata	Karimaruthu
Piper chaba	Bangla thippali
Terminalia catappa	Badam
Curculigo orchioides	Nilappana
Aristolochia bracteolata	Aduthinnappala
Tetrameles nudiflora	Cheenikka
Bambusa arundinaceae	Mula
Pelergonium gravionelsil	Swit rosa
Melia dubia	Mala veppu
Prosopis chilensis	Vahnni
Microcos pemiculets	Kottam
Toona ciliata	Chandana vembu
Randia brandisae	Malangara
Ensete superbum	Kalluvazha
Curcuma caesia	Karimanjal
Aphanamixis polystachya	Chemmaram
Comiphora mukil	Gugulu
Azadirachta indica	Aryaveppu

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Anjanam in Siddha Medicine

(Collyrium in Siddha System of 

Medicine)

Anjanam or Mai is an external method of lining eye lashes and lids with a thick black salve. According to Theraiyar piniyanugavithi to prevent the disease, anjanam is advised to be applied once in three days. 

Anjanam may be prepared from the sources like plant and bird parts, conch shell, pearl, anjana stone and salts ground and mixed with cow’s ghee or castor oil after which it is stored in bronze, glass or conch vessels. 

The compounded mai is lined or daubed with the end of the ophthalmic probe (Nayanakole) on the eye lashes and can allowed to remain up to 3-12 hours. It is used to improve the circulation and control the infection in and around the eyes, prevent excessive lacrimation, remove blockage in lacrimal glands, conjunctivitis and beauty of the face.

 Anjanam is not advised for alcoholics, head injured, those afflicted with tuberculosis, during menstrual period and post operative conditions.

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