In today's world, we often come across individuals who claim to possess Extra Sensory Perceptions (ESP). However, the ancient Rishis, or holy sages, transcended the abilities of these ESP practitioners. Their primary focus was the one divine being – paramatma, and through this unwavering devotion, they gained profound insights into the future.
With their remarkable foresight, Rishis like Agasthiya, Kousika, and Vasishta provided predictions for the people inhabiting our world. Consider any given moment of the day; countless lives, including humans, plants, and animals, come into existence. The Rishis, though capable of foreseeing all, chose to direct their predictions solely towards humanity. Yet, not all humans were recipients of these predictions. The Rishis, guided by their foresight, selected individuals they knew would step forward to seek these insights. They even foretold the precise age at which each person would come for this profound study, all of which was meticulously inscribed on palm leaves
Originally recorded in Sanskrit, these palm leaves held the wisdom of ancient Rishis. Later, Tamil kings recognized their significance and gathered these palm leaves, regardless of their subject matter, storing them in vast libraries. This preservation effort ensured that the invaluable wisdom of the Rishis was not lost to time. The king of Tanjore, a patron of Arts and Sciences, took special care of these palm leaves in his palace library. Furthermore, he had them translated into ancient Tamil with the assistance of learned Pandits.
The palm leaves we possess today are those passed down through our ancestors. We do not claim that these are the original palm leaves purported to be written by the Rishis and obtained during the days of British rule through auction.
Before unveiling the predictions contained within the palm leaves, each individual is meticulously identified. Details such as date of birth, planetary positions at the time of birth, parentage, names of close relatives, current life circumstances, and marital status are provided. Subsequently, the predictions unfold, encompassing the period from the date of studying the Nadi to the individual's last day. Notably, the Nadi does not delve into the past – the events occurring between the date of birth and the date of studying the leaf are not covered. This omission is likely to avoid complications arising from past experiences in individuals' lives. Our Guruji.Venkatesan is one the expert in Shiva Nadi Shastra.
