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The nine medicinal minerals used in the process are: Veeram, Pooram, Rasam, Jathilingam, Kandagam,
Gauri Pasanam, Vellai Pasanam, Mridharsingh and Silasat. While the exact composition of these
ingredients is secret, it is known that some of them contain, or are made from, “detoxified mercury”.

According to traditional Siddha Medicine practices, these compounds, while poisonous in their ordinary
form, become powerful medicines when transmuted through Tantric practice.

Mercury is very important in Siddha medicine, in part due to its ability to penetrate deep into the body. It is
used as a catalytic agent in many medicines, and can bring out deep, positive change in a swift manner.
When mercury is combined with sulphur, its fluidity is controlled, and it becomes insoluble.

Siddha Medicine traditionally recognizes five forms of mercury. (1) mercury metal-rasam (2) red sulphide of
mercury-lingam (3) mercury chloride- veeram (4) mercury subchloride (pooram) and (5) red oxide of
mercury-rasa chenduram. Ordinary rasa chenduram (red oxide of mercury) is a poison but when it is
processed as Poorna chandrodayam according to Siddha practice, it becomes an ambrosia. Research is
currently being done in India on this type of transformation.

These beads are made by Dr. S.S Manikandhan of Chennai, who learned the process from his father Dr.
V.S. Subramanian, who in turn learned from his father Dr. V.M. Shaptharishi, who had been Raja Vaidyar
(Chief Tantric Doctor) to several Maharajas of South India including those of Mysore and Travancore.

This family of ‘Shaptharishis’ inherited their ‘Raja Vaidyam’, through many generations of Tantric
practitioners and docors. Their lineage is documented for over five hundred years, from the Chola Dynasty.

The ancient alchemical methods used in preparing the Navapashanam beads have a history of over five
thousand years.

The ancient alchemical methods used in preparing the Navapashanam beads have a history of over five
thousand years.

Besides simply wearing the bead, one can gain swift access to the energy it contains by soaking the bead
in warm water or milk for a few minutes, then withdrawing the bead and drinking the liquid. While the liquid
does not change color, it takes on a beautiful, mystical fragrance.

The liquid thus prepared (after interacting with the Navapashanam bead) is said to heal and aid the
following kinds of conditions:

1. Skin diseases 2. Lung infections 3. All types of cancer 4. Increase muscle mass, joint mobility, exercise
and sports performance, and oxygen levels in the blood 5. Control digestive problems 6. Cleanse the
kidneys, intestines and liver 7. Protect the body from free radical cell damage 8. Destroy all types of viral
infection 9. Deepen one’s spiritual connection, enhance meditation practice, and give access to a thought-
free state