Significance of the Maasi Maham-Siva & Sakthi Valipaadu

[Idiappam]

Pradheep Said:

Many friends dislike me explaining with examples and symbols. Well they dont understand infact everything is only symbols.

I didn't know you have such good friends. Listen to them will you! The 'I know all you know nought' feeling is no good!

It is nice to see you give a few quotes from Tamil books! But you misinterpretation of the Verses of Appar and Thirumoolar - that is not nice.

YOu have also tried to mix up Tamil and Sanskrit works - trying to show paralles but have come up with nothing in those Sanskrit works.

This s why this Vedic culture has been alive all these centuries and now it is growly rapidly too.

Then why are people in rural India converting to other faiths, village by village, all at once???

Don't be blinded by Sanskritists. Vedic culture is not Tamil culture. Vedic culture is NOT a good culture either.

I am God (pradheep) chatting with God(Idiappam). The illusion is that there are Two Gods...infact it is the same one God.

Don't tell that to Tamils - who are Siddhantins. "YOu cannot be god and I cannot be god. "He is too Great'," they will say!

This illusion is Maya.....beautifully given in Thirumandiram....
"marathil marainthathu maa-madam yanai...."

That's is not what Moolar meant. He was just illustrating one may not see what another is seeing - 'One man's god is another man's devil'.

Tamil saints say things that don't have any hidden or alternate meanings!

And your Kaakkai, Kuyil verse is from the Chapter of 'simple embryology (spell). Nothing more!

Appar's 'Kandavar vindilar, vindavar kandilar', - means -
'Those who have 'seen' can't say - they may not have seen,
those who say I have seen - they have not seen - they are lying."

No one has seen Him! Thirumoolar admits:

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Thirumanthiram - Tantra 1 - 6.1-2