“Live a Worthy Life”
Dear Ones Possessing Soul-centric Unity,
“Greetings! Having been born in the sacred land of India—the birthplace of countless sages—and specifically in Tamil Nadu, taking a human form, you are undoubtedly a blessed soul! Since you have been granted this flawless human birth, shouldn’t you strive to fulfill its ultimate purpose?
Why were we born? What is the purpose of our existence? How should we lead our lives? Where did we originate from? Long before we came into this world, our parents and their ancestors were born, raised families, lived their lives, and ultimately passed away. The world existed long before our arrival, hosting our fathers, grandfathers, and generations of ancestors, did it not?”
Even after we die, our children, our grandchildren, and our grandchildren’s children will continue to live. In this ongoing flow of life, our full lifespan is at most 120 years. However, in today’s world, despite scientific advancements, humans have become addicted to harmful habits, consume non-vegetarian food, and live almost like animals. The lives of such people are brief; those who cross the age of 70 are extremely rare.
Repent of your sins and turn to God, for the Kingdom of Heaven is near! This is a biblical verse. The same truth is proclaimed by the Hindu scriptures as well. It is an absolute truth, a divine law, and a scriptural decree that human birth is determined by the karmic impressions of sins and virtues accumulated in past lives. A human born according to the law of karmic deeds is indeed a sinner. What the Bible states is true, and this is the universal truth declared by all sages and enlightened souls.
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Karma differs for every individual. Each person’s birth and life are determined according to their own past actions. No one’s karma can be transferred or inherited by another—”Everyone’s life is in their own hands.” It is to collect the debts incurred in previous births that individuals come together in this life as children, relatives, and kin. Once the debt is settled, they depart and sever those ties. In truth, there is no eternal bond even between a father and his child. This is the reality of life; this is the predestined karma. In short, the wise elders called this “Destiny” (Vidhi).
We were born solely by the grace of God! God alone is the universal Father and Mother—the divine Parent (Ammaiappan) to all people in the world. Our parents gave us our physical body based on the bonds of past births, but it was God who breathed life into us. God, the very embodiment of compassion, granted us this human birth as a precious opportunity to uplift and liberate ourselves. The divine Parent brought us into existence to see if, at least in this lifetime, we would rectify our path and attain spiritual fulfillment!
Due to karma, every person in the world is unique in their own way. While God divided human beings physically into two—male and female—He remains one and the same through the soul (Atman). All the people of the world and all souls are sparks and manifestations of that single, almighty Supreme Soul (Paramatman). Though people differ outwardly because of their individual karma, the soul, life force, and inner essence in everyone are identical. The differences exist only within us due to our actions/karma; God is one— the Supreme Soul who shines as the individual soul (Jivatman) within every living being!
O people of the world, shouldn’t we realize that while our karmic actions set us apart, we are truly one through the shared nature of our soul? Shouldn’t we strive to cleanse the sinful karma that blocks us from experiencing this single, unifying spirit within us?
Don’t we all need someone to guide us through every aspect of life? After all, from the moment we were born—speechless, innocent, understanding nothing—didn’t we grow up and learn to live through the teaching and care of our mothers, fathers, relatives, and loved ones? Look at how wonderfully God has fashioned us: we are born as infants who know only how to cry, and it is through those very tears and experiences that we are meant to mature into enlightened souls.
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Shouldn’t we know and experience the God who gave us life—the God who lives within us as our very soul? Isn’t this the ultimate purpose of our birth? We were born so that we would never have to be born again. In this very life, our true calling is to overcome spiritual death, to achieve immortal life, to abide eternally, and to attain true deathlessness (Chiranjivi). Isn’t it a universally accepted truth that the one supreme God is infinite light? That supreme light, the Supreme Soul (Paramatma), is the very inner flame—the individual spark of life—shining within us as our own soul. Isn’t that the absolute truth?
The omnipresent God, who shines within every single atom, glows as the light of our very life inside the exact center of our head. This is the ultimate truth proclaimed across all sacred scriptures! That divine Lord, glowing within the center of the head, manifests and bestows His grace through our two eyes. “The eye is the lamp of the body”—this is what the Holy Bible teaches. “Within the human body, in the eyes, God shines as a smokeless flame”—this is the profound secret revealed by the Katha Upanishad!
By the grace of Thiruvarutprakasa Vallalar, I am revealing these sacred truths and ancient secrets that have been hidden away by so many for centuries, so that everyone may finally know and understand them. Vallalar’s highest objective and grand vision is that all people should attain spiritual wisdom, fulfill the ultimate purpose of their human birth, and reach the lotus feet of the Divine. He calls out to the entire world with open arms: “Come, people of the world! Let us live together in the great, immortal life!”
If we need a guide to learn even basic everyday things, don’t we surely need one to teach us this peerless wisdom?! We absolutely need a teacher to impart this highest realization—the self-knowledge of who we truly are. That guide is the Guru. To help humanity achieve enlightenment, there are countless sacred scriptures across the world: the four Vedas, the Holy Bible, the Holy Quran, the Thirumandhiram, and the Thiruvarutpa. Every single one of these holy texts ultimately points the way toward reaching the same one God—the Supreme, Infinite Light!
If there is a Guru/Master ready to teach and guide us, are we not prepared and eager to listen? The True Master of Wisdom—the Gnana/Jnana Guru—is the divine guide who comes directly to us to illuminate what we do not know, dispel our deep-seated darkness of ignorance, and kindle the sacred flame of spiritual realization within our hearts (Thiruvadi/Sacred feet)! Come, everyone! Step forward and join us at the Kanyakumari Thangajothi Gnana Sabai!
By the boundless grace of Vallalar Ramalinga Swamigal, I have realized a profound truth: guiding a single soul toward spiritual liberation is a far more sublime service than feeding a thousand hungry stomachs. Nourishing the soul’s deep spiritual hunger is millions of times superior to merely satisfying physical appetite!
Guiding each individual to realize their true Divine Self is undeniably the absolute highest, most exalted service in the entire world. This is the sacred mission to which I have devoted my life—offering the supreme gift of spiritual knowledge (Jnana Dhanam) to awaken every soul!
The harmony (Samarasam) taught by Vallalar is about all the people of the world—free from divisions of caste, religion, race, and language—uniting under the truth that “we are all children of the same God.” The noble path (Sanmargam) proclaimed by Vallalar means embracing everyone without discrimination, accepting all people with open arms, and striving together to attain the Divine Light of Supreme Grace (Arutperunjothi). Truly, “persistent effort yields divine reward”!
What the four Vedas proclaim is Samarasa Sanmargam!
What the Bible says is Samarasa Sanmargam!
What the Quran speaks of is Samarasa Sanmargam!
Thirumandhiram, Thiruvasagam, and Thiruvarutpa are also this!
“What everyone says is for everyone to live well!”
Aanmeega Semmal,
Gnana Sarguru Siva Selvaraj