Varma Kalai for All Diseases

VARMA SIKICHAI FOR ALL DISEASES Mrs.P.R.Narmadha

INTRODUCTION 

Varma Kalai is a martial art and esoteric healing art originating from ancient Tamil Nadu in South India. The name literally translate as "The Art of Vital Points". It is an element of the Tamil martial art Kuttu varisai

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One of the sidhhar kalai

THIRUMOOLAR

AGASTHIYAR

HISTORY OF VARMA KALAI 

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The art of Varma Kalai have been in existence on the Indian sub-continent for thousands of years practiced by ancient Tamils of Tamil Nadu, Tamil Eelam (Northeast Sri Lanka), Kerala, and the Southern portion of present day Andhra Pradesh. Varma Kalai is one of the deadliest form of martial art in history. The tamil word “Varma" means "vital points" and "Kalai” means "art", hence it is translated as the “the art of vital points”.  Varma Kalai is also known by following names: Varma Kalai, Varmak Kalai, Varma adi, Marma Adi, Varma Sastra, Varma Vidya,Marma Vidya, Marma kalai, Varma Kalari, Kalari Varma etc.

HEALING FEATURES OF VARMA KALAI 

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A timely touch, a slap, the use of specialized massage techniques or a gentle blow on another vital point can save a life of a dying man. It creates the miraculous stimulation of impulse, the magnetic power and the innate human dynamism, and helps in recovery from injury or in the cure of a disease.

TECHINIQUES

Thodu Varmam 96 Vital Points triggered by a touch. Not deadly, but will affect the victim by disabling the body, organ movements and function. Padu Varmam 12 Vital Points that are fatal, immediate, severe effects upon the victim.

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Thattu Varmam Decisive Vital points that are used by the master. These are kept confidential until the master pass on the knowledge to the selected disciple Nooku Varmam (also known as) Meitheenda Kalai Triggering vital points by focusing/ concentrating on the target. It takes several years of practice for one to become an expert in Nooku Varmam.

In human body there are 108 Varmam's (Vital points) they are: Vital points

Parts of the human body

25

From head to neck

45

From neck to navel

9

From navel to arm

14

Arms

15

Legs

GENERAL RULES

Varma treatment to be given before sunrise and after sunset (morning and evening only).  During Kulikai kalam , varma treatment should not be given.  During menstrution, tretament can be given.  During pregnancy, from 9th month starting treatment can be given. 

HEADACHE Normal Headache  Sunambu kalam  Anaan kalam Tension headache  Anaan kalam  Poikai kalam Nervous Headache  Nattal varmam  Neer varmam For chronic headache - Head massage 15 days once

SINUSITIS Pachineer varmam  Valamoorthy kalam  Anaan kalam 

NECK AND SHOULDER PAIN Manibandha varmam – Neck pain  Poorchai kalam 

Mudichi varmam  Kakatai varmam  Piratharai varmam  Kaikootu varmam 

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Shoulder pain

Thoosu muka varmam ( Neck + Shoulder pain )

HAND PAIN

Kaulikalam  Kai mootu varmam  Chau varmam 

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Mozhi perilkai – fingers pain

RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS Velangu varmam  Adapam kalam 

Cold

Kondai kolli varmam  Ullangal vellai varmam  Velangu varmam  Adapam kalam  Minvetti varmam 

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Asthma

For sneezing, asthma, bronchitis, etc.,

DIABETES Urimi kalam  Thumbi kalam  Nagana pootu varmam  Amai kalam  Vayu kalam 

ULCER Pallavarmam  Anna kalam 

FITS Kondai kolli varmam  Porchai kalam  Kauli kalam  Komberi varmam 

PARALYSIS Sunambu kalam  Chou varmam  Kouli kalam  Peratharai varmam  Yenthi varmam  Komberi kalam  Viruthi varmam  Kaikootu kalam 

BACK PAIN AND LEG PAIN Komberi kalam  Viruthi kalam  Ulankal vellai varmam  Mannai varmam  Ullthodai varmam  Vayu kalam  Upukuttri kalam  Kuthikal varmam 

FACIAL PARALYSIS AND NERVOUSNESS Porchai varmam  Chou varmam  Kouli kalam  Komberi kalam  Kambothiri kalam  Kutri varmam  Sunni kala varmam  Sevikuttri varmam  Konndai kolli varmam 

MENTALLY CHALLENGED CHILDEREN Moodichi varmam (4)  Anda kalam  Paduvarmam (5)  Adapakalam 

All 11 points for Hyperactive, Cerberal Palsy, Dull and autism children

MENSTRUAL DISORDER Palla varmam  Kodukai varmam 

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Duration :  Twice

a day ( morning and evening) For all menstrual disorders and menopausal disoders, fibroids

MENOPAUSAL DISORDER 

Kooradangal varmam

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Duration : twice a day (morning and evening)

ANEMIA 

Sakthi varmam

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Duration : twice a day (morning and evening)

THYROID PROBLEM 

Hypo thyroid  Kondai

kolli varmam  Sumai varmam  Duration

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: twice a day (morning and evening)

Hyper thyroid  Kondai

kolli varmam  Uthirakalam varmam  Duration

: twice a day (morning and evening)

INFERTILITY Kondai kolli varmam  Pallavarmam  Kodukai varmam 

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Duration : twice a day (morning and evening)

DIGESTIVE DISORDER Pachi neer varmam  Kannadi kalam  Paala varmam  Palla varmam  Anna kalam  Kaikatti kalam  Adapa kalam  Neer varmam 

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For constipation, diarrhoea, indigestion, belching, stomach ulcer, Intestinal ulcer, etc.,

ARTHIRITIS

Mootu varmam  Mannai adagal varmam  Vayu kalam  Kannadi kalam  Chipi varmam  Kirayal varmam  Komberi kalam  Viruthi kalam  Kuthikal varmam  Upukuttri varmam  Padagal varmam 

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Knee joint Massage

BLOOD PRESSURE Kaikootu kalam  Sakthi varmam  Vilangu varmam 

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For hypotension and hypertension

HEART PROBLEMS Thivalai kalam  Koombu varmam  Dhakshinai kalam 

NERVOUS DISORDER Poorchai kalam  Mudichi varmam  Sevikuttri kalam 

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For giddiness, vertigo, syncope

INSOMNIA Konndai kolli varmam  Puruva varmam  Pachi varmam  Mudichi varmam 

URINARY PROBLEMS Yedampuri kalam  Valam puri kalam  Pachini kalam  Chiku varmam 

EYE PROBLEMS Manthira kalam  Nakchathira kalam  Kambotheri kalam  Shruthi varmam  Neer varmam  Annam kalam  Kanpukachal varmam 

EAR PROBLEM Poigai kalam  Sevikuttri kalam  Kutri varmam  Kanpukachal varmam 

NASAL PROBLEMS Konndai kolli varmam  Minveti varmam  Kannadi kalam  Pidari kalam 

BODY WEAKNESS Kondai Kolli varmam  Porchai kalam  Mudichi varmam  Chou varmam  Kouli kalam  Komberi kalam  Viruthi kalam  Ulthodai varmam 

STAMMERING Peradri kalam  Otu varmam  Annakalam 