Arutperunjothi Agaval

Arutperunjothi Agaval written by Arutprakasha Ramalinga Swamigal. This poem has 1596 lines written altogether in one Friday night, which explains the concentration and essence of a soul’s experience. It was part of 6th Thirumurai. The soul enlightment gives many chemical reaction in and out of the body. In Agaval, Swamigal showers the determination of not even destroying any creature’s life. He advised every individual to take up ‘Jeevkarunyam’ as their primitive goal to setup the base for one’s spiritual journey and paves the Jeevan to a immortal stage..

Thiruvasagam

Thiruvasagam was written by Saint Manickavasagar during 11th Century. The vedic poem describes the soul development of a human being. There are many books to follow on the evolution theory of physical world. But Thiruvasagam is only one book in this world to describe the evolution of a soul and also described the ways to get free from the impurities of body and mind. Once the individual realize this, the soul development becomes easy and achieves faster growth.

Thiruvasagam reveals Manickavasgar’s yogic experience. The yogi is to receive the All-prevading energy through our head into our physical and subtle body.

The content of Thiruvasagam reveals the inner experience of a yogic soul. Experiencing the Almighty in the form of light became Yogi’s goal of his lifetime.