NADI HISTORY

There were 18 significant siddhars including konganar, kalanki Nadhar, sivavakkiyar, Agasthiyar, Bogar and many others who influenced older Tamil writings and philosophical theories.

They were renowned for their writings using smoked and dried palm leaves with nails of iron also known as palm leaf manuscripts, also known as Olai chuvadi or Tala Patra which were utilized later in the century to predict the future.

Our ancestors are part of the valluvar clan and valluvars were believed to be priests of the Pallava King who ruled across the majority of South India for around 600 years. The valluvars were the ones responsible for executing ceremonies and rituals long before they were Brahmins. What distinguished them from other priests was their expertise in Astrology, medicine and astronomy by decoding olai-chuvadi or palm leaf writings by the 18 Siddhars who were dedicated to their ahaman. Their the chanting, and astrology were inexhaustible that they were placed in a high place in the social strata and were highly regarded and valued more than the status of a Brahmin or priest.

There was also a belief that a lot of monarchs who were far away from northern lands would travel to seek predictions from them after waiting months to determine and complete their Karma (life's reason for living). Pallava kingdom used Sanskrit , Tamil, Telugu and Prakrit as a standard languages at the time, but utilized Pallava script for literary purposes . Later, the kingdom changed to grandha, which is very similar to Pallava script, since it's an ancestor of it.

Therefore, many handwritten inscriptions or palm leaf manuscripts were translated into grandha. Valluvars could decipher and translate their work were engraved with Slokas to make an astrological prediction for grandha for the coming years. Thiruvalluvar is famously known for its writing thiru Kural is considered to have been a valluvar and that is why the palm leaf manuscripts that were used to write the thiru Kural.

In the later years of British government, it was brought to their attention that there were inscribed manuscripts which could predict the future of people and they compelled many valluvar astrologers for them or translate it into English however, the astrologers refused. Thus, many manuscripts were burned and destroyed in a mass manner. the manuscripts, and some were taken and transported to Britain and later found in a few museums.

But a significant amount of the scripts were secured and protected by numerous royals, priests, and valluvars as well, since they recognized the significance of these inscriptions.

We had to establish our identity, the lineage of our family, caste, and gotra to get them back following the declaration of independence. The majority of them were returned to us, particularly a large portion of the manuscripts from Sivavakkiyar and agasthyiar. But only a few manuscripts were retrieved by others who weren't valluvars, and many, even though belonging to our caste were not trained to discern Grantha or to make predictions which is why the many Nadi Astrology centers started with false, misleading predictions leading people to question the validity of nadi astrology itself and resulting in people having different views and beliefs about it.Few were considered duplicated for these reasons.

We're trying to gather more authentic tala patras, and make use of them in the process to make exact and trustworthy predictions with our own astrologers with minimum 10 years of experience in helping people solve their problems . We also offer the right to refund you if you're not satisfied with your prediction because we believe that nadi astrologycan be an amazing service that would be insufficient without our client satisfaction which is what we are most proud of.

NAADI READERS

NAADI READERS A temple town called Vaithiswarankoil, located in Tamilnadu is the brain center of the Naadi tradition surrounded by so many temples of great significance. The entire village reverberates with this ancient heritage of wisdom. Lord Shiva guarantees authenticity of the predictions being expounded by these ancient palm leaves.

LEGACY OF MARATHAS

NaadiJodhidam (Jotish) was written originally in Sanskrit on palm leaves by the great Rishis of ancient India, like Bhrigu, Agasthiya, Kaushika, Vashishtha and others, and it is more popular in South India. His highness Sri. Venkoji Maharaja, descendant of Sivaji Maharaja, established the Maratha rule in Tamilnadu in the year 1676, with Tanjore as their Head Quarters. The control was taken over by the Britishers in 1798 from the Marathas, when Robert Clive was the Governor of Madras Presidency.

The Marathas during their rules were true patrons of Arts, Science, Medicine, Vedas, Astrology etc. The great works of ancient India were all kept in the famous SaraswatiMahal Library at Tanjore and maintained by them. During the reign of the great king Sarabhoji Maharaja, the Sanskrit works, including those relating to Naadi Astrology were translated into old poetic Tamil Language and written on Palm leaves and kept in SaraswathiMahal Library. During the same period, though the whole North India was under the control of Mohammediyans, the great Marathas managed to preserve all such great works in their SaraswathiMahal Library. Thus Naadi Astrology powers a debut of gratitude to the Great Marathas for its existence today.