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The Siddhars and works Bogar drew on while compiling Bogar 7000 — Agastiyar, Dhanvantari, Thirumoolar, Roma Rishi and others — and how the material was categorized.
Bogar addresses his disciple Pulipani on the impermanence of the body and worldly attachment, drawing on guidance from his guru Kalangi Nathar. Presented in the original Tamil.