♦ Adangal ( Releasing of Varmam / Recovery from unconscious ) -12 ( actually have 56 Adangal but reduced to 12 ) ♦ Padu Varmam – 12 with Mudras ( Varma Techniques ) TRAINING IN LEVEL 1 : Varma Varisai ( Understanding of Vital Points strikes / attacks ) The results vary according to the power and velocity used by the combatant, subject to the timing of the day as well. When used in warfare by a skilled combatant, these blows can cause instant death, great pain, paralysis or infection even delayed death. By using varying degrees of force to strike the body at different vital points, can produce astounding results. Varma also known as Marma points which located at point of specific part of body surface whereby application of pressure or insertion of needles will affect the vital energy flow or Prana ( life ) along a complex system of subtle channels called Nadis. There are also counter marmas to heal trauma to the marmas. Varma adi recognizes 108 marmas ( lethal Varma points ), 12 Padu marmas ( death marmas ) and 96 Thodu marmas ( touch marmas ) and about 350 therapeutic Varma points within our body. Pressure points - Varma Varisai ( Full-details available at end of this page ) In Malayalam, varmam is known as Marma / Marmam / Marma Adi. Varma Kalai is also known by following names : Indian martial arts such as Silambam, Kuttu Varisai and Kalaripayat explains "Adi Murai" and its component Marma adi were emphasize empty hand techniques. It is supposedly derived from traditional Siddha medicine. It is practiced in almost all parts of Tamil Nadu and in the Travancore region of Kerala.
This system of marmam is part of Siddha Vaidhyam, attributed to the Tamil sage Agastya ( Tamil தமிழ் : அகத்தியர், Sanskrit : अगस्त्य, Telugu : అగస్త్య ) and his disciples. Varma adi or Marma adi ( "hitting vital spots" ) is a part of the art of healing and harming Varma Kalai ( Tamil தமிழ் : வர்மக்கலை, Telugu : మర్మయుద్దకళ ) Marma Vidhya, It is a component of adi murai "law of hitting" which is a martial art that teaches methods to attack pressure points of the human body. Silambam Asia took initiatives to provide necessary training on the Siddha medicine application by ties with other Indian traditional arts for students, trainees, teachers, and doctors, to help them understand the value of modern science hidden behind the Siddha medicine. It happens because the community never understands its functions, medicinal values, medicinal properties, and modern science works behind Indian Ancient alternative medicine (Siddha medicine). These malpractices are very risky for the community and can destroy the true essence of the Indian traditional arts. There are many untrained and unqualified people pretending as Siddha medicine practitioners or Siddha doctors, setting up fake Siddha clinics for profit-making purposes, malpractices and abuse by using fake ingredients in the name of Siddha medicine that leads to wrong medicinal properties. This is to create public awareness and promote the importance of Siddha medicine to use as home remedies in daily life (as early prevention from diseases) rather than apply as disease treatment (after diagnosed). Since 2014, our organization took several initiatives to educate the Siddha Medicine ( Tamil தமிழ் : சித்த மருத்துவம் ) application through the practice of health and physical exercise as part of the Indian traditional arts education program of Silambam Arts, Traditional Yoga, and Varma Kalai. Adi Murai / Marma Adi, it is an advanced element of the Tamil martial arts of Kuttu varisai ( Tamil தமிழ் : குத்துவரிசை ), Silambam and Kalaripayat. The Indian word with meaning literally translate as "The Art of Vital Pressure Points".
Varma Kalai ( Tamil தமிழ் : வர்மக்கலை varmakkalai, Malayalam : വർമക്കല varmakkala, Sinhala : මාරු කල maru kala, Telugu : మర్మయుద్దకళ marma vidya kala, Sanskrit संस्कृतम् : मर्म विद्य marma vidya ), is a martial art and esoteric healing art originating from ancient Tamil Nadu in South India. Last Updated by Guruji Murugan Chillayah on 14 June 2016 (Tue) 04:30 AM (GMT+8)
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