The ancient Siddha spiritual technique known as Vadha Vithai is a tool of spiritualism used in Traditional Siddha Medicine (TSM). The foundational concept, referred to as 'Truthism' or Selvarajitham, is based on Vaadham, meaning the oxidative process.

The Basic Truthism
Modern civilization is a synthesis of four great ancient cultures: Indian and Chinese in the East, and Egyptian and Greek in the West. Its evolution began with religious rituals, which gradually gave rise to philosophy, then to science, ultimately shaping the modern Western culture that now influences the world.While this progression has led to numerous avenues of advancement for the future, it has often diverged from the fundamental truths of Nature.

In contrast, the Siddhas introduced a profound philosophy—Truthism—intended to guide humanity back to the natural path. They emphasized the necessity of aligning with the spirit of Nature, advocating a transformative practice of conscious breathing to promote eternal life. Inspired by this philosophy, I embarked on a journey to uncover the true meaning of birth and death, seeking the ultimate destiny of the human spirit—immortality, or deathlessness. Selvarajitham illuminates this path toward Eternity, serving as the foundation of Basic Truthism.

Truthism is the foundation of Selvarajitham.
The ultimate truth lies in the reality of living peacefully in this world. True life originates from the Universe and continues its journey on Earth. However, the ideal human experience is interpreted and shaped by the brain, often constrained by religion, caste, greed, and nationalism—fragmented by various isms. These divisions inevitably disrupt society, as the mind drives individuals toward both noble and destructive actions, ultimately resulting in suffering on personal and societal levels.

In modern life, the mind has assumed dominance. Thinkers began to assert themselves by channeling their Siddham—the hidden, pure form of the mind—either selfishly or selflessly. This has sparked new movements in religion, philosophy, culture, education, and the broader cultivation of human life. Motivated by this quest, I turned to the ancient Siddha way of life, focusing particularly on Vadhaviththai—a bio-aerobic or spiritual breathing technique known as Oothumurai. These specialized breathing practices are designed to help individuals live free from worry and disease, ultimately guiding them on a path toward eternal life.

The Establishment of Research on Energy Transformation in the Ancient Siddhas' TVM Life Energy System Based on Meridian Theory

The formulation of the TVM Theory—Spiritual Breathing Technique (SBT)—along with its associated meditative practices, enables a deeper exploration of the human energy system and the observation of cosmological energy fields within the realm of life sciences. When approached through this framework, the brain begins to perceive these subtle energies through vivid inner experiences, often described as imaginative or intuitive perceptions.

Although some may argue that the brain cannot recognize such experiences as real, the practices introduced here—especially Oothumurai and other yogic breathing techniques—serve as evidence to the contrary. These techniques are systematically aligned with the body’s energy meridians: the left (ida), right (pingala), and central (sushumna) nadis (subtle nerve channels), through which vital energy (prana) is believed to flow.

As demonstrated in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the insertion of an acupuncture needle into the skin can trigger changes in ATP activity within the cell body, resulting in the release of energy. However, such stimulation is considered artificial. Similarly, artificial ventilation can induce comparable physiological effects. In contrast, the TVM Theory utilizes a direct ventilation method, incorporating both morphological transformations and imaginative experiences. This approach establishes a connection between the body’s micro-energy and the macro-cosmic energy of the universe, thereby naturally activating ATP energy at the cellular level. Within the TVM framework, sonication is seamlessly integrated into the breathing techniques, promoting phosphorylation through the Oothumurai practice of internal, natural ventilation. This is accomplished through a series of structured breathing methodologies. As a result, ATP is stimulated to release life-preserving hormones that play a crucial role in protecting the body’s cells, tissues, nadi channels, and vital organs—supporting the overall health and vitality of the entire body.

Through the practice of Quantum Oothumurai within the TVM system, it becomes possible to protect the entire body from diseases, mental disturbances, and other afflictions. This method acts as a comprehensive safeguard for both the body and mind, preserving their functions in all aspects. TVM directly engages with and influences the energy levels of consciousness itself, enabling individuals to experience a sense of eternity within their existence. Consequently, one can live in this elevated state perpetually, attaining a deep understanding of Siddha consciousness—a foundation for a future life imbued with clarity, purpose, and harmony. This practice empowers the practitioner to transmute the self into an ever-living process, fully embracing the totality and continuity of life.