Deep meditation ( Dhyana ) aimed at halting thoughts altogether.
In the Tamil language, Mouna means silence, and Guru means dispeller of darkness. mouna guru tamil yogi
(silence) is a core spiritual practice, several other saints share this name: Mouna Guru Swamigal of Kumbakonam (died 1899) A saint who lived in a state of absolute bliss ( Sahaja Samadhi Swami Vivekananda Deep meditation ( Dhyana ) aimed at halting
In standard vocabulary, silence is merely the absence of sound. However, in the Tamil Siddha tradition , Mouna is recognized as a highly advanced, active spiritual weapon. However, in the Tamil Siddha tradition , Mouna
The main ashram and final resting place of Sri Mouna Swami (1868-1943), where devotees still believe he continues to bless from his samadhi.
An ashram established by Mouna Guru Swami and his disciple, the late Mylai Maa Munivar Guruji Sundara Ram Swamigal. This site is presided over by a 9-foot-high Panchaloha (five-metal alloy) Murthi of Venkateswara Perumal and remains an active center of worship.
Tamil yogis use specific combinations of herbs, breathing exercises, and dietary restrictions to purify the physical body so it can withstand the intense voltage of cosmic energy during deep silence.