Our Core Value
Our Philosophy
May the whole world be filled with peace and unity,
May animosity vanish and love to prevail,
May worries and anxieties dissipate,
May humanity flourish in splendid harmony,
We engage in seeking the desires of the Lord and spread His grace,
May we attain a state of eternal bliss!
Our Symbol
In summary, The face of an elephant represents wisdom and magnanimity. However, true strength lies in guiding and controlling power with the right perspective. The left ear symbolizes the ‘Chandra Kalai’, and the right ear represents the ‘Soorya Kalai’. The trunk contains the awakened Kundalini energy, depicted as a coiled serpent with seven chakras. The color wheel on the forehead represents the unfolding of the seven stages (black stage, blue stage, green stage, red stage, golden stage, white stage, multicolored stage) shown in the Sathya Gnana Sabai of Vallalar demonstrate the ability to perceive the divine grace, which is the embodiment of the Arul Oli. At the top of the head, Lord Nataraja is depicted; the experience is associated with the Thiruvadigai Darshanam, Thiruchitrambalam Darshanam, the philosophical aspects associated with Nataraja.
Perinba Kural
Love
Following the path of righteousness,
embrace all beings in the world, transcending differences.
(47)
Dharma
Cultivate the service of the Divine,
which removes the affliction of poverty and enriches the mind. (49)
Grace
The Guru is the one who opens the eyes of knowledge,
enabling one to perceive the pristine clarity.
(88)
Wisdom
The self is the ultimate guide, eternally present in this world,
in the form of divine consciousness.
(104)
The Description of Flag
Kavi Color - Emphasizes the pursuit of both spiritual knowledge and realization, as well as the renunciation of worldly attachments. It encompasses virtues such as purity, righteousness, spiritual enlightenment, and selfless service. These aspects are intertwined and integral to the practice of Siddha Vairagya.
The Yellow and white have symbolic significance in representing the teachings of Vallalar. According to Vallalar's teachings, the color yellow symbolizes the purity and spiritual knowledge that enlightens the mind, while the color white symbolizes the divine grace and transcendence that encompasses the entire being.
Hence, the practice of Sanathana Dharma (eternal duty) and its philosophical explanations, along with Siddha Vairagya (renunciation), are not merely aimed at attaining spiritual enlightenment, but also require diligent effort to adhere to the principles and practices that foster wisdom.