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About Bogar 7000

Bogar-7000 also called as Bogar saptha kaandam is the masterpiece by Siddhar Bogar. This book deals with almost all subjects of Siddha Medicine especially of Metals and minerals (alchemy). This book can be called as bible of Alchemy in Siddha System.

Bogar as a Tamil siddhar who lived sometime between 550 and 300 BCE. More specifically Bogar belongs to a group within 18Siddhars .Bogar is considered as a contemporary of Thirumoolar. Bogar is said to be in Nirvigalpa Samadhi below the sanctum sanatorium of Palani Murugan hill temple,a state where the yogi is mediating immersed inside water.

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What is Bogar 7000?

Bogar 7000, also known as Bogar saptha kaandam, is a book written by Siddhar Bogar. It covers various subjects of Siddha Medicine, particularly metals and minerals (alchemy).

When did Bogar live?

Bogar is believed to have lived between 550 and 300 BCE. He is considered to be a contemporary of Thirumoolar.

Where is Bogar believed to be in Nirvigalpa Samadhi?

Bogar is said to be in Nirvigalpa Samadhi below the sanctum sanatorium of Palani Murugan hill temple, in a state of deep meditation immersed in water.