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The introduction describes YPM as running to 648 pages, inclusive of a few maps.
A treatise on Spiritualism and Human Salvation
An English reading and reference site introducing the life and teachings presented in Yeni Padigalil Maanthargal (YPM).
“what is what and what is not”
— a phrase used in the supplied YPM introduction to describe its purposeThe supplied introduction identifies Sri Sivan Sir as Sadasiva Sastri, born on 3 October 1904, and states that he attained Siddhi on 7 March 1996.
The introduction says that Yeni Padigalil Maanthargal was first published by Narmada Padipagam in Chennai in 1986, with a revised edition in 1994. It describes YPM as the essence drawn from a larger body of manuscripts.
The site's purpose is deliberately modest: to help interested readers who are unable to read Tamil discover selected ideas from YPM, while encouraging readers to consult the original work.
The introduction describes YPM as running to 648 pages, inclusive of a few maps.
The main section presents 180 “thoguppus”, ending at page 314 according to the supplied introduction.
From page 315, the book continues with 39 chapters, including general subjects and accounts of saints.
The supplied introduction states that this site is intended to present the contents of YPM selectively for readers who are “Tamil challenged”, rather than provide an exhaustive translation. It also states that the site is not to be used for commercial purposes.
YPM classifies human beings according to conduct, character, activities, outlook and mental state. The supplied text presents these eleven levels:
The supplied contents pages include themes ranging from Vedas, food, culture and civilization to karma, saints, history, Vedanta, Maharishis and the soul.
The complete supplied PDF is included with this website. Use the search box to find words across the extracted page text, then open the corresponding page in the reader.