Agastheeswarar – Pancha Karma Maruthavam (AGAS) – is a classical Siddha, Yoga and Ayurveda serves as an extension of the genuine, unaltered practice established by Swami Dr. N.P Saji Kumar, who dedicated over 32 years to extensive studies and practices in Sidha, Ayurveda, Yoga and Medical foods. In 2001 year he joined efforts to enhance the services and promote Ayurved Siddha’s significance within society.
Swami Dr. N.P Saji Kumar, leads a team of skilled therapists, proficient in administering Panchakarma therapies, a complex series of procedures outlined in Siddha, Ayurveda Shastra aimed at detoxifying the body from within to address chronic conditions such as arthritis, skin disorders, paralysis, sinusitis, and more. The primary emphasis is on modifying diet and lifestyle, ensuring equal attention is given to the body, mind, and spirit, alongside delivering authentic Ayurvedic treatments.
Swami Dr. N.P Saji Kumar’s life exemplified a luminous commitment to serving humanity, both in his medical career and service. His teachings emphasized serving all, loving all, engaging with all, and perceiving God in every being. Born into a distinguished family in Kerala, South India, he exhibited spiritual inclinations from a young age. He possessed a natural talent for dedicating his life to the study and practice of Pancha Karma Vedanta, coupled with an inherent desire to serve and a deep sense of unity with all.
Despite being born into a traditional family, his devoutness was complemented by an exceptional open-mindedness and absence of bias. Even in his youth, his primary motivation was the service of humanity, which inspired him to pursue a career in medicine. Blessed with divine insight, he abandoned his medical profession to embrace a life of renunciation.
He has developed his practice by integrating knowledge from Siddha, Ayurvedic and contemporary medical sciences. He has been dedicated to providing authentic Sidhha and Ayurvedic treatments and has successfully treated numerous patients, yielding positive outcomes.
