Swami Sarvanandhar has pioneered Sarva Siddhi Sankalpa Dhyanam, an ancient and simple meditation practice using the Sankalpa Mahamudra. A unique method to heal body, mind and soul.
This practice of meditation involves four steps: Receiving, Saving, Sharing, and Blessing.
The process of tapping universal energy, saving for our own healing and growth, sharing for the benefit of others, and Blessing with a true intention and resolve, our path to find DIVINITY IN US and SELFLESS LOVE.
Swami Aiyya says “All of us are embodiments of love and we are all divine reflections of God, LET ME GUIDE YOU and help you find your TRUE SELF.
Sarva Siddhi Peedam Trust came into effect in the year 2023. Purpose of the Trust is to share this simple technique of Sarva Siddhi Sankalpa Dhayanam with one and all. This initiative has been spearheaded with the grace of Swami Aiyya and by his Disciple Jayanthi Amma
Swami Aiyya has graciously agreed to share this technique that he has been experimenting with for the past two decades and this method would help us live life to the fullest.
A Life of harmony and balance
A Life devoid of hatred and jealousy
A Life filled with Sarva Ananda
A Life overflowing with Divine Love…..day to day and always with the blessing of the Divine Mother.
Swami Sarvanandhar, fondly known as Swami Aiyya was born to Saraswati Amma and Devaraj Aiyya. As a child he would like to spend time in silence and introspection and get lost in trance. Swami Aiyya had difficulties in speech as a teenager and usually maintained silence.
He loved to spend time in nature and temple premises. Developing a fondness for Lord Shiva, he spent many years chanting his name and also travelled to sacred mountain precincts to spend time in self-contemplation and samadhi. His creative persona chose art as a profession, an expert in Carnatic Music and proficient Flutist.
At the age of 25, he realized his true self and was attracted to God attributes. All of his learnings were from his Mansika Guru and couple of Living Guru’s, astral journeys and spiritual revelations, during trance, in silence or in meditation.
At the age of 35, he became a Devi Upasakar and developed into Mastering Sarva Siddhi Sankalpa Dhyanam. This led him to build Sri Pratyangira Devi Velvi Peedam, Dharapuram.
Swami Aiyya has always stepped up to provide Selfless love, motherly care and strong resolve to help people in distress, He has been guided by the divine to spread his learnings for greater common good.
He wishes for the world to speak the language of LOVE, to live in the environment of SARVA ANANDA and to feel PARIPOORNAM or feel fulfilled in all aspects of life.
Devi Pratyangira was perfected by two Rishis, Maharishi Pratyangaras and Maharishi Angiras. The Maha Yogmaya Devi herself declared that she would be known by the name “Pratyangira”. The Rishis, Angras and Prathyangaras, have shared Sri Maha Pratyangira Devi’s powerful mantra: “Om Sam Pakshak Jwala Jigwe Karala Thamstre Prathyangere Sham Hreem Hum pat”
Pratyangira worship is only done by the guidance of a Guru who is proficient in Tantra and Mantra. Worships dedicated to Pratyangira are performed for the welfare of the people and for eliminating the influences of evil forces. Here at Dharapuram, Sri Pratyangira Devi Velvi Peedam, Pratyangira Homam is performed by her child Swami Sarvanandhar on the days of Amavasya and Poornima.
Bala Thripurasundari is the younger aspect and daughter of the Goddess Thripura Sundari. She is a prime and most important goddess of the Tantric Shri Vidya tradition. Residing in the Bindu of the Sri Chakra or Maha Meru, bearing the appearance of a nine- to eleven-year-old and possessing great powers, Goddess Bala Thripurasundari, is Adiparashakti herself.
Thripura means the goddess who assumes the three forms. Bala as a child, fully grown as Thripura Bhairavi, and formless as Maha Thripurasundari. The Beeja Mantra chanting of “Aim Kleem Saum, Saum Kleem Aim” provides the seeker a calm and steady mind to face any adversities. Those who worship Bala Thripurasundari will achieve purity in the soul.
Swami Sarvanandhar has pioneered Sarva Siddhi Sankalpa Dhyanam, an ancient and simple meditation practise using the Sankalpa Mahamudra.
