Prasanna Kandam

                                                           (The Chapter of Specific Questions and Divine Answers)
                                             Also Known As: Prasna Kandam, Question Chapter, Instant Siddha Guidance

🔮 Definition & Sacred Purpose of Prasanna Kandam:

Prasanna Kandam is a divine and interactive chapter in Agasthiya Nadi astrology where the Siddhas answer a seeker’s specific question directly, at the moment it is asked. It is not dependent on birth time or natal chart. Instead, it is based on the power of the moment (kaalagnanam) and the spiritual sincerity of the seeker.

In essence, it is a sacred dialogue with the Siddha, often Agasthiya Maharishi Himself, who perceives the seeker’s inner state and responds with guidance that is precise, timely, and spiritually charged.

This chapter is especially powerful for:

• Urgent doubts

• Confusions at life crossroads

• Decisions that require divine insight

🗝️ Key Features of Prasanna Kandam:

1. Direct Divine Answers

• The answers are not mechanical or calculated from planetary charts.

• The Siddha uses the Prasanna time (moment the question is asked) and the energy field of the seeker to give accurate, intuitive, and divine guidance.

• Answers may be brief and precise or detailed and karmic, depending on the depth of the situation.

Agasthiyar often begins with:
“Neenga ennai ketta kelvi idhu thaan. Atharku enn karuththu inri sollukiren…”
(“This is the question you have asked me. Without hesitation, I reveal what I perceive…”)

2. Covers Any Life Area

Prasanna Kandam is not limited by topic. Some examples include:

• Marriage: "Will I marry this person?" "Will my marriage be delayed?"

• Career: "Should I accept this job offer?" "Will I get promotion?"

• Property: "Should I buy this land?" "Will court cases over property end in my favor?"

• Health: "Will my health improve?" "Is this a karmic illness?"

• Travel: "Is this journey favorable?"

• Spirituality: "Is this guru suitable for me?" "What is blocking my spiritual progress?"

• Family conflicts, missing persons, lost items, business ventures, and loans—everything is answerable.

The Siddha selects the right palm leaf intuitively as a reply to the moment's vibration and soul’s truth.

3. Timing and Action Clarity

• Often, the Siddha gives the exact time to act or wait:

  • “Inga seyal pada vendam, antha masathil thaan mudivu varum.”
    (“Do not act now. The result will come in that month.”)

• This helps the seeker:

  • Avoid haste and mistakes

  • Take timely decisions

  • Trust divine timing rather than anxiety

4. Revealing Karmic Links and Giving Remedies

• Sometimes, the Siddha may reveal why the issue is happening:

  • Past-life curses

  • Ancestral doshas

  • Debts owed to someone from previous birth

• In such cases, quick remedies are provided:

  • Visiting specific temples

  • Chanting mantras

  • Performing charity or feeding rituals

  • Meditating or observing silence

• These remedies are usually simple but powerful, and designed to dissolve the karmic blockage causing the issue.

“Seivadhai seithu vida vendum. Appozhudhaan vazhi thelinjudum.”
(“The remedy must be done. Only then will the path become clear.”)*

🌟 Why Prasanna Kandam is Unique and Sacred:

FeatureUniquenessNo need for birth detailsAnswers are given purely from Siddha perceptionLive, sacred consultationFunctions like speaking directly to the RishiDynamic and immediateResponses are to the moment’s need, not life-long predictionsKarma-sensitiveAnswers are shaped by the native’s spiritual evolutionRare accessNot all seekers are eligible; must be genuine, not curiosity-driven

⚠️ Important Guidelines for Using Prasanna Kandam:

• Ask only when the heart is sincere and question is real.

• Avoid testing or asking out of ego or entertainment.

• Prasanna Kandam works only when trust, faith, and devotion to Siddha tradition are present.

• Multiple questions may be answered if karmically allowed.

🕉️ Siddha Wisdom on Prasanna Kandam:

          “A moment of pure prayer is enough for the Siddha to appear. But the question must rise from the soul, not the tongue.”
                                                                                                                                                      — Agasthiyar Maharishi