Among the 64 arts, “transferring of one’s soul into another body” is the 58th art and 6th among Siththar’s Astha Siddhi which is also called as ‘parakaya pravesha’. All of us known it as ‘koodu vittu koodu paaithal’ in simple Tamil.
In previous post, we have seen about, how the soul resides in the human body. And that soul will leave the body when the body get weaken and unstable. This proves of soul residing and leaving the body is apart or far away from human powers. So, attaining the power of leaving the soul from the body and again joining to body at any time is beyond one’s imaginary powers. Scientific growth research says this event as an impossible one.
Our ancestors make this impossible event as a possible one. Not one or two people but majority of Siththars has wrote notes about this event in their poems. My aim is to bring or collect some information regarding this topic herein this post.
Siththars divide our human body into two viz: physical body and astral body. On practicing certain procedures, we can separate one from another body and also make them join together later. This process is of two types: ‘the state of not leaving the body’ and another is ‘transferring of one’s soul into another body’.
We are almost aware of transferring of one’s soul into another body. Then, what is the state of not leaving the body?
Siththars noted this state as deathless death state i.e., we make our body to motionless state like dead and makes them to live without food and water for few days to many years. This is called the deathless death state and can be attained by specific practice.
It seems, these practicing procedures were kept secret since I did not get any information so far from my collection. I might get it in future with Guru’s gracious blessings.
The state of not leaving the body is seen naturally among certain animals like mangrove killifish, burrowing frog, etc,. These animals lay still and motionless for few/many months without food and water. Then at the suitable time, it becomes normal and live normal life. In this state, animals behave such as they are dead.
Interesting information, rite?
Original – www.siththarkal.com
Translated by Lalithambika Rajasekaran
