My lineage of the ancient Dravidian wisdom of the Siddhu Varmam school dates back to ancient times.
My direct teachers are: Dr. Suresh Kumar, Dr. Bsakaran Asan, Dr. Sivaraman Aasan and Edison Vaidyar.
Vaidhyar Jagan Rajamoni has been working with Dr. Aayuveda Akhil Ajan for several years, practicing natural therapies at the Ayurjyothi Ayurveda & Panchakarma Center clinic in Kerala, India.
Here are just a few selected achievements:
Diploma in traditional nadi pariksha (DTNP) – Sivaraman Asan Memorial Siddha Marma Gurukulam
Diploma in Chintharmani Marma
Marma Jyothi Award from Sivaraman Asan Memorial Siddha Marma Gurukulam
Worked with natural resources development project under the name Role of Traditional Siddha Varma Therapy for Acute and Emergency Health Care –Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari
Attended workshop on Traditional Siddha Varma Therapy from Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari
Attended National Traditional Siddha Varma Conference on Traditional Practices from Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari.
Attended National Traditional Siddha Varma Conference on Spinal Cord related problems from Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari.
Attended a training in Panchakarma Technique from Small Industries Development Organization, Government of India
Yoga certificate from Yoga Shanthi Ashrama,Chennai
I spread my knowledge and skills in India, Russia, Germany and Muscat.

Siddha Varmam is a complex and ancient form of healing that is an integral part of Siddha medicine, a traditional system of medicine originating in southern India. This holistic approach to health and well-being centers around the manipulation of specific vital points in the body, called „varma points”, usually these are the points where two bones connect or a muscle connects to a bone or blood vessel and nerves are visible.
These points can also be considered reflex anatomical points where life force resides and flows in the human body. This technique is used to treat a range of conditions, from musculoskeletal problems to neurological disorders. Based on a deep understanding of human anatomy and energy channels, Varmam therapy combines the art of healing with the precision of martial art, making it unique among traditional medical practices.
Siddha Varmam’s connection to broader Siddha medicine is inherent and profound. Siddha medicine views the human body as a confluence of the elements of the universe, and the practice of Varmam is viewed as a way to harmonize these elements in the body. It is believed that this synchronization is the key to achieving physical and spiritual well-being because Siddha Varmam is not only about treating physical ailments, it is also about setting the body’s energy that will raise the human spirit to a higher level of existence. This holistic approach makes Siddha Varmam a unique and integral part of the Siddha healing system, embodying the ancient wisdom of the Siddharas and their deep understanding of the universe and the human body.

Varma therapy is a combination of massage and energy work. The use of an advanced energy-based method prevents accidental damage to pressure points. Furthermore, the use of energy offers deeper healing and the ability to utilize the full spectrum of frequencies to induce complete healing. Varma massage removes blockages along the internal meridians, i.e. the body’s energy channels. The core of Varmam therapy lies in precise stimulation of the Varmam points. This stimulation can be achieved using a variety of techniques, each tailored to the specific condition being treated and the individual needs of the patient. Common methods include gentle or intense pressure, ironing, massaging, or tapping on the hot spots. Sometimes more complex maneuvers, such as twisting or holding certain positions, are used to activate or release these energy points. The chosen technique depends not only on the ailment, but also on the age, body type and general health of the patient.
Massage plays a key role in Varmam therapy. It’s not just about applying pressure; it is a technique that involves understanding the depth, angle and duration of pressure required for each point or the entire nadi channel. Practitioners often use fingers, hands, elbows and even knees to perform massage.
In addition to direct pressure and massage, methods such as oil massage and the use of herbal preparations are also common. These methods help relax muscles, improve circulation and increase energy flow, thus intensifying the process.
Combined with special energy-activated oil and simple applications, it gives amazing and fast results in just 30-90 minutes.