Mercury is of liquid form. To make it into solid, the modern science has discovered so many ways by spending a lot of money and found methods that spends lot of money.
But our Siththars has discovered so many simple techniques. It is our mistake only for not realising about it.
The initial stage of the Alchemy technique is the method of solidifying the mercury. There are so many methods to do this. We can make use of these techniques as per our needs.
Making the mercury into solid, with it rasamani and rasalingam could be made. After converting it into the form as told by the Siththars and the rasamani could be worn. It can be kept for pooja also. This would lead to many good results says Siththars. The rasalingam is solely meant for doing pooja only. By performing poojas to it, all good will happen says Siththars.
In Siththars language the thurisu i.e., Copper sulphate by putting pudam (process of purifying by refining), the resultant ashes has to be grinded along with Dodonaea viscosa leaves and the juice that is obtained has to be mixed up with the filtered mercury in the ratio of 2:1 and grinded in a mortar this will give a juice. The juice in the semi-liquid form are to be made in to the shape of lingam or solid ball. This method which I have told in a simple way is not that easy to make, it requires lot of time and patience and some money. This entire method could be achieved by people who have got lot of experience in it.
Recently I have followed the above told method under the guidance of a guru, and has prepared a rasamani and a rasalingam.
I have attached the images of the same.
Rasamani
Rasalingam
I wish to avoid the mails regarding rasamani. The notion of this post is only to share the information and share my views. It do not have any other notion. I request all of you to understand the same. Also have a look at the following you tube video.
Preparation of rasamani
This is the 200th post of the "Kingdom of Siththars". At this point of time I wish to share my thanks to the friend Mr.Vivekanandan, who gave the technical and designing support and to those who encourage me continuosly and to everyone who involved in this act.
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