Many Siddhas, Mahans, Rishis, Sages, Maharishis who lived many years ago received the grace of Eason due to their asceticism. They achieved everything by using the life-energetic, divinely-powered rasam (mercury-nathavindhu), the vidu of Shiva — the highest among rare treasured beads, the navabhashana rasamani, naturally changing color. We make all kinds of rasamani by taking the tail rasam from the lingam and hammering it with herbs, removing the doshas, and making the rasam into a bell, adding herbal saranas, giving Jayaneer juice and building a dula enthram to power the rasamani, lighting the mantra and doing it properly.

Mercury + Gold + Silver + Navabhashanam + Kurumarudha + Muppu + Kurusunnam — 108 herbs are used to tie the divine rasamani Navabhashanam-rasamani. Natural medicinal properties of rasamani and Navabhashana mani are many and can be worn by both men and women. By wearing this, Vata, Pitta and Kapha will be balanced. Heart block will not occur, eyesight will improve, memory will increase, body will be less injured. Immunity will increase, evil forces will not approach, and physical strength will be maintained.

The Siddhas of that time prepared methods of water making in a very secret way and wrote down the explanation about it on leaves. If done properly, grind the medicines, add Kurusunnam, Kurumaru, raschentooram, and Navabhashana medicine — tying rasamani and making Navabhashana mani, Rasa kulikai (18), Navabhashana kulikai (1) and 100 satavidam are very useful. Such three waters are Siddhamarutva — useful for medicinal scholars only.

Rasamani Kulikai has the power of kundalini energy. Padanga rasam, Jatilinga rasam, Veeram rasam and Pooram rasam are required for rasa bath, composed of 300 types of herbs, creatures, rocks, perfumes, high quality flowers, ore salts, metallic silver, and gold. The 18 types of rasamani baths created by the Siddhas include: Jyoti, Tarakai, Valpamani, Bedanamani, Vachiramani, Madanamani, Navamani, Gnanamani, Soruba, Surabi, Siddha, Navaneetha, Touching Irasamani, Shiravana, Sutta, Ninmala, Atsaya, and Indra rasamani Baths.