online support
POSITION – placed on the top of the Navpad Chakra
COLOR – symbolised by the colour Red. Siddha is a pure consciousness or a soul without any Karma attached to it. Both Arihant and Siddha are known as Gods in Jainism. Red color represents Siddha. The red color is the great energizer. Red controls the energy center of command (Ajna Chakra or third eye center located at center of the forehead), which when awakened, will directly affect the sensual energy center (Muladhar Chakra). This center governs the vitality of the physical body, particularly the creative, procreative, and restorative process. Red light causes red blood cells to multiply and invigorate of circulation
NAME – Siddha literally means ‘proven’ ; thus the name given to those liberated souls who have proven the ‘path’ to Moksh
VIRTUE – PAD – Essentially Siddhäs are liberated souls. They have reached the highest state, salvation, and have attained Moksha by destroying all their karma, and therefore do not accumulate any more new karma, thus freeing themselves forever from the cycle of birth and death (Akshaya Sthiti).
They reside above the Siddha Shila at the top of the Universe experiencing ultimate, unobstructed bliss (Abädhya Sukh) and are not subjected to any kind of suffering. They possess perfect and total knowledge (Anatjnäna, Kevaljnäna, omniscience) and perception (Anat Darshan, Kevaldarshana, omni-perception), that means they know and perceive everything in total that is happening now, that has happened in the past, and that will happen in the future all at the same time, and they also possess infinite vigor (Anant-Virya). They have no desires and are completely detached thus making them immune from any sense of craving or aversion (Anant Chäritra, Viträgatva). Despite the fact that all Siddhäs retain a unique identity, they are equal (Aguru-laghutva) and formless (Arupitva).
He has 8 supreme attributes
TATTVA – Deva Tatva
AYAMBIL VIDHI – Ayambil is observed on Shukla Ashtami by eating only boiled wheat
