“Angali is a relatively unknown Goddess being worshipped in a few states only in India. She is a Goddess of Siddhi powers. She will take you from your ignorant mind to an all-knowing and all-powerful mind that has the ability to do everything and that is Angali. She is a form of Kali, the Mother Divine. She belongs to the Satya Yuga, or the Golden Age.” – Dr. Pillai

According to Dr. Pillai, Goddess Angali is primarily associated with Kali and Saraswati. She specializes in making you all-powerful and all-knowing. Unlike other elite archetypes, Goddess Angali is not sophisticated. She gives easily without having to do any practice. Dr. Pillai says she is so full of compassion that all you have to do is say “Give me that,” and she will. She is considered to be the ultimate expression of compassion, and the Mother of all. 

According to the famous Angali and Agastya Siddha, Venkataraman, the enormous power of the great sacred spaces of our world is contained in even small shrines to Goddess Angali.

Angali at Dr. Pillai’s Golden Age Goddess Trio Prayer Center

This prayer center is on Dr. Pillai’s private land in India. He was Divinely guided to create a life-size statue of Goddess Angali here. The statue was brought to life using a siddha technology called Prana Prathista during a special New Moon in 2019 called Aadi Amavasya, as guided by the Goddess. The statue is now alive and acts as a body for Angali. You will have an opportunity to come and receive her blessings in person. 

“The recent thing that was revealed to me was an image of Brzee, the Goddess, with the three-headed snake on the top. This was a very recent revelation that was added by Agastiya.” – Dr. Pillai

The Brzee Goddess was recently revealed to Dr. Pillai through Nadi scriptures. She is the form, or personification, of the sound Brzee. Dr. Pillai was told by the greatest Rishi and father of Lakshmi, Brighu, that Brzee has the power of the trinity to create, sustain, and destroy. This Goddess is here to bring wealth and abundance to the earth plane to create the Golden Age.

Brzee at Dr. Pillai’s Golden Age Goddess Trio Prayer Center

Dr. Pillai was Divinely inspired to create the first Brzee Goddess statue and prayer center on the earth plane in modern times. The statue is approximately six feet tall, six corresponding to the planet, Venus, and made of a special clay which Dr. Pillai revealed contains an occult power to attract abundance, and hold the energy of the Brzee Goddess in the statue. The statue was brought to life during the Anuradha star, which is the Birthstar of Lakshmi.

“Varahi is the counterpart of Vishnu and she is in charge of the earth plane, of all that grows over the earth and all that are buried deep underneath the earth or in the heart of the earth like gold, platinum, diamond, etc. She is an archetype like Shreem Brzee, a wealth giving Goddess. She is also the Goddess who can help you go beyond time. She helps instantaneously in hours, weeks and months, not forever like other Gods and Goddesses. In addition to that, she also is the Goddess who fights with your enemies and protects you. She is a protector Goddess.” – Dr. Pillai

Goddess Varahi is considered to be the auspicious fifth of the seven primary matrikas, or Divine mothers. In numerology, the number five is associated with Divine grace. According to Dr. Pillai, she is an aspect of Lakshmi who is in charge of all the wealth of the earth plane. He refers to her as a “performer” Goddess who bestows blessings easily that produce very quick results. She is also considered as the guardian of the north direction. The directional energy of north is said to carry the power of money, treasure, and the energy to generate opportunities to acquire wealth.

You will be visiting several sacred powerspots for Varahi on the trip, including: 

Pallur Varahi

At this temple resides the golden Varahi who gives wealth blessings. It was at this temple Dr. Pillai received and initiated a small group of people into a mantra for the Golden Varahi. Also, as per powerspot legend, it was here that Parashurama, the 6th avatar of Vishnu, received his mighty axe from Shiva.  

Uttirakosamangai Varahi

It is said that this Varahi self-manifested in this place as a statue. The temple around it is believed to be over 6,000 years old. Turmeric paste is applied to Varahi’s bosom and given as Prasad to help people get married, gain progeny, or become free from evil eye and black magic attacks.

Tanjore Varahi

It is believed that Raja Raja Cholan, who conquered South India (Peninsula), islands of the Maldives and expanded his reign to modern-day Sri Lanka, worshiped Varahi here before any battle to attain victory. She was considered as the protectress of the mighty South Indian Chola empire. By praying here, it is believed one can be blessed with unstoppable victory, success in litigation and property or trade related issues, as well as wish fulfillment.

Kumbakonam Varahi

Brahmanda Purana hails Varahi with 12 significant names. Seven of these powerful forms of Varahi, namely Panchami (5th Goddess of the Sapta Matrika), Sanketha (Secret-coded), Samayeswari (Goddess of the path attained by following rules), Pothrini (boar-faced), Varahi (power of Varaha), Mahasena (having a great army), and Arigni (remover of enemies) are found at this Vishnu Powerspot, which is a rare occurrence.

Blessings attributed to this sacred space are material wish fulfillment, blessings for abundance, and destruction and protection from negative forces. 

“Dattatreya is a mythical character, a character of a Divine guru who lived on the earth plane perhaps in the Treta Yuga simultaneously with Rama. His life is shrouded in mystery because he is traditionally represented as having one body with the three heads of Shiva, Brahma, and Vishnu. Shiva is the dissolver, Brahma, the creator, and Vishnu, the protector and sustainer.

Dattatreya had great students like the sixth avatar of Vishnu, Parasurama, and another guy, Kartavirya Arjuna, who was said to be an incarnation of Vishnu’s sudarshana chakra. Dattatreya had such immense tantric power. He gave Kartavirya Arjuna one thousand hands, and incredible intelligence and spiritual powers to do everything, even though Kartavirya Arjuna was born disabled.

Dattatreya was a guru of people of this stature when he was on the earth plane.

In his images, he is depicted with a cow standing by him. The cow represents the wish-fulfilling cow, Kamadhenu, and his ability to fulfil desires. There are also four dogs which represent the four Vedas, or wisdom books of India.

It was revealed to me in a Shiva nadi reading that Narada, who is a wandering saint in the heavens, came to the earth plane and saw me, and then identified me as Dattatreya.” – Dr. Pillai

Dattatreya is highly revered by tantrics, yogis, and siddhas alike. His three heads, representing his three aspects as the creator, maintainer, and destroyer, signify that he is the primordial being. As the primordial being, he is also considered as the guru of all gurus. In addition to his incarnation as Dattatreya in the Treta Yuga, or Silver Age, one of his most notable incarnations in modern times was the saint, Shirdi Sai Baba. Shirdi Sai Baba was known as a saint of miracles, who solved problems and fulfilled desires just by being in his presence.

Arupedu Dattatreya

You will be visiting this sacred vortex where Dattatreya’s energy is alive and active. Here you will be able to pray for his blessings to change your destiny and perform miracles in your life, no matter how impossible they may seem.  

The Goddess Rakakshi is Dr. Pillai’s family Goddess. She is considered to be the Goddess of the Third Eye. Her full name is Rakakshi Chintamini. Chintamini means one who manifests whatever you think. This Goddess can help you open your Third Eye and help you manifest whatever you want, instantaneously.

Rameshwaram Rakakshi

You will be visiting Dr. Pillai’s family temple for Goddess Rakakshi in Rameshwaram, whose consecration was overseen by Dr. Pillai himself. 

“Nambu is a Golden Age Goddess. She has been on this planet for billions of years. She is the Goddess who can do miracle healing, that is why she came here. It could be any healing, physical or psychological. She can give you an enlightenment experience too.” – Dr. Pillai

Goddess Nambunayaki is closely associated with Dr. Pillai’s family. She came to the earth plane to remove physical, emotional, and psychological ailments. It is believed that this great Goddess has powers to eradicate the karmic destiny behind diseases causing suffering - her powers can destroy the root cause that creates or triggers the karmic pain.

Rameshwaram Nambunayaki

Nambunayaki descended to the earth plane billions of years ago at this location. This is where she saved Dr. Pillai’s mother’s life, enabling his birth at a later time. When his mother was still a baby, she became sick and doctors could not help her. His grandfather took her and his grandmother to this temple and left them there for a month. He prayed to the Goddess and said only you will be able to heal her. Sure enough, the Goddess healed Dr. Pillai’s mother. This temple is associated with miraculous healings like this, not only physical but also psychological and even spiritual. 

It is believed the two sages, Dakshina Duruvan and Pachima Duruvan, who performed intense penance here long ago to bring Nambu to this spot, are still there and help treat those suffering from disease.

The temple tradition explains that Goddess Nambunayaki became popular when she did a miracle healing for a king hundreds of years ago. Her temple was in the middle of a jungle that was quite hard to access. The king, who was suffering from a fatal skin disease, came to know about the Goddess and took a very long journey to reach the powerspot, as he believed that the Goddess could heal him. The king stayed at the temple for several months and the Goddess saved his life.

“Vishvamitra was an emperor and wanted to give the emperor’s lifestyle to everyone. He was the most compassionate being that ever lived on the earth plane. Vishvamitra means “The friend of the people.” He is a friend and he wanted to help humanity. He spent 1500 years refining his consciousness to find out the origin of money. That is how the sound Brzee came about.” – Dr. Pillai

Vishvamitra is one of the most revered sages of ancient India. He is the discoverer of the Brzee mantra. He is also the author of the famous Sun Gayatri mantra of which it is said in the Puranas that only 24 rishis since antiquity have been able to understand the full meaning of, and thus wield its full power. Vishvamitra was said to be the first to be able to do so. He is the Guru of Rama, the 7th avatar of Vishnu. He initiated Rama into the use of Divine weaponry, all mantras, and also helped in uniting him with Sita, Rama’s consort.

Vijayapati Vishvamitra

The Vishvamitra temple at Vijayapati is considered to be the only temple in the world dedicated to him. A humble yet powerful temple with a life-size statue of the saint, it is very much alive with his energy. Dr. Pillai and others have reported miracles while visiting.

It was at this place where Vishvamitra was said to have meditated for thousands of years to attain the status of “Brahma Rishi” – the highest honor for a saint.

It was also at this temple where Lord Rama was said to come with his brother, Lakshmana, to protect Vishvamitra’s fire ceremony in the Indian epic, Ramayana. Vishvamitra, in order to reclaim his powers, created a Sivalingam and image of Goddess Parvati out of sand and worshipped them with a fire ritual. A demon, Thadaka, wanted to destroy this fire offering. However, Vishnu’s avatar, Rama, and his brother, Lakshmana, came to protect Vishvamitra. Rama shot the demon with an arrow and killed him. 

Shiva and Parvati eventually appeared before Vishvamitra here and blessed him with victory to reclaim his power. The name of the town where the temple is located takes its name after this occurrence, as Vijayapati means the place of victory.

Also here is a small yet powerful temple for Kali which you may have the opportunity to visit. Vishvamitra and Dr. Pillai have both worshiped there.

Shiva is considered as the transformer/destroyer aspect of the Holy Trinity. He is at the heart of the siddhas’ spiritual tradition, along with many others. Among other attributes, he is primarily associated with enlightenment. The siddhas consider him as the masculine aspect of God-head. 

Rameshwaram Shiva

Rameshwaram is Dr. Pillai’s birthplace. The large temple in Rameshwaram is home to the ancient 22 wells, with 22 different kinds of water, that each dissolve a different kind of karma. Dr. Pillai has shared that the 22 wells here are much older than the actual temple, which was built around them at a later time.

This temple is rich with mythology which adds to its energetic properties. It is said in sacred texts that this is where the avatar of Vishnu, Rama, came to cleanse his sins from killing the demonic king and staunch devotee of Shiva, Ravana.

There are two powerful Shiva lingams located here, one of which is considered the southernmost ‘Jothirlingam’ of India, of which there are only twelve. This special Jothirlingam, also known as Ramalingam, is said to have been manifested by Shiva himself as a gift to Lord Rama. Shiva is recorded in sacred scriptures as saying that those who come to this temple seeking his blessings shall always reside in Shivaloka (highest heaven), thanks to this special Jothirlingam.  

The second lingam, according to the mythology, is said to have been brought by the Archetype Hanuman, an incarnation of Shiva and number one devotee of Lord Rama, from the sacred city of Benares (Kasi). This lingam is referred to as Hanumanlingam or Kasilingam.

Chidambaram Shiva

“Chidambaram means ‘The Sky of Consciousness.’ It is a very sacred place. It is the place where Shiva dances, and then through his dance, he creates the world. It’s a temple where I disappeared into light in my life time as Manikavasagar. Chidambaram, the place where my consciousness originates and ends.” – Dr. Pillai

Chidambaram is one of the holiest and most venerated temples in South India, and indeed the world. The temple has attained such sanctity and sacredness due to its antiquity and its association with so many miracles mentioned in Hindu scriptures. Many sages, saints and religious savants have sung in praise of the presiding deity.  

Just as Mt. Arunachala represents the fire element, Chidambaram represents Akash, or ether. It is the home of the famous Shiva Nataraj, or Dancing Shiva. It is in this place that Lord Nataraj performs his dance (the Anandathandavam) eternally. 

There is a small entrance to the right of the Dancing Siva. During Pooja, the curtain hung at the entrance is drawn aside and light is shown. There are no images inside but only a garland of golden vilva leaves. They represent the “Chidambara Rahasyam,” or the secret of Chidambaram, the Lord in the form of space. 

Also, this is the only temple in South India where both Vishnu and Shiva can be seen in the same place.

Uthirakosamangai Shiva  

This temple is considered as the first Shiva temple of the world.

Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati are the main deities with the name as Lord Mangalanathar and Goddess Magaleshwari, respectively. As per legend, this temple existed even before the period of Ramayana in the Treta Yuga (Silver Age). In ancient Tamil literature, the sacredness of this temple is mentioned as “Man Mundhiyo Mangai mundhiyo” which can be referred in English as “This temple, Uthirakosa Mangai, existed even before the creation of mud in this world.”

This place is believed to be where Lord Shiva transferred the secrets of Vedas to the Goddess Parvati. Uthiram means “secrets”, kosam means “to say” mangai refers to Goddess Parvati. Hence this place is known as Uthira Kosa Mangai. It is also said that Shiva explained the meaning of the Pranava Mantra, OM, to Goddess Parvati in this temple. 

It is one of the rarest Shiva temples where Lord Shiva is worshipped in three forms - as a deity in the form of statue, in the form of a tree, and in the form of sacred water. The Shiva Linga in this shrine is considered swayambu, or self-manifested.

Vaitheeswarankovil Shiva

This sacred temple is huge, covering over ten acres. It is one of the Navagraha temples dedicated to the planet Mars. Shiva as Vaitheswaran, the lord of healing, is the main statue here. This temple is highly revered by yogis and siddhas as a place for miraculous healing. Ash is given out as Prasad here, which is believed to have magical healing properties. Many exalted beings have been said to have worshipped here, including the Sapta Rishis, Rama and Lakshmana, and others.

Thiruvadanai Shiva

According to the siddhas, this is a very powerful karma removing temple that can change one’s destiny. The temple lore says this area used to be covered in Shiva’s sacred Vilva tree. Legend has it that the name Thiruvadanai was given because Varuna, the God of the oceans, was relieved of his curse here, regaining his beautiful Divine form from the cursed form of a goat’s head with an elephant’s body.

It is believed the Sun god, Surya, worshiped a blue diamond image of Shiva here. Also, the great immortal rishis Brighu, Agastiya, and Markandeya, as well as the Divine wish-fulfilling cow, Kamadhenu, are also said to have worshiped at this holy place.

Meenakshi is considered to be an avatar of Goddess Parvati. She was born out of a sacrificial fire to the legendary Pandya king, Malayadwaja Pandya, who received her as a boon from Shiva. She was born with three breasts and it was prophesized that she would lose the third breast once she found her husband. In those days, it was unheard of that a woman should become the ruler. So, before the king’s death, he invited all the princes and royal suitors for Meenakshi to his kingdom. Meenakshi said she would only marry the one who could defeat her in battle.

She remained undefeated and eventually, her father relented and allowed her to ascend the throne. While on a military campaign near Mt. Kailash, she finally met her match in Sundareswarar, a form of Shiva. Her third breast disappeared and the couple was married in Madurai.

Madurai Meenakshi

Meenakshi Temple, also referred to as Meenakshi Amman or Meenakshi -Sundareswarar Temple, is a historic Hindu temple located on the southern bank of the Vaigai River in the temple city of Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. It is dedicated to Meenakshi, a form of Parvati, and her consort, Sundareswarar, a form of Shiva. It is the oldest and one of the most important temples of India. 

This temple has a great mythological and historical significance. It is believed that Lord Shiva assumed the form of Sundareswarar (the handsome one) and married Parvati (Meenakshi) at the site where the temple is currently located. Renowned for its astonishing architecture, Meenakshi Temple was nominated as one of the wonders of the world. From the hall of a thousand pillars, believed to be carved of a single stone, to the over thirty-three thousand different sculptures, it is definitely one of the great wonders of India. Thousands of devotees throng to this temple daily for blessings of success and all-around prosperity.

The exalted Tamil siddha, Patanjali, the Father of Yoga, was revealed to be a past life of Dr. Pillai in sacred Nadi scriptures. He is a master of supernormal “siddhi” powers and the author of the renowned Yoga Sutras.

Rameshwaram Patanjali

At the large Rameshwaram temple in Dr. Pillai’s home city is the tomb of Patanjali, where Patanjali is still alive in his light body. It was at this sacred spot where Dr. Pillai had his very first enlightenment experience as a young boy. You will have an opportunity to meditate here. Many people from previous trips have reported the extraordinary peace that can be felt here, ease of meditation, and spontaneous telepathic communication with Patanjali.

Swarna Akarshana Bhairava is one of the 64 forms of Bhairava. Bhairava is considered to be an incarnation of Lord Shiva. Swarna Akarshana Bhairava means the Gold-Attracting Bhairava. According to mythology, this form of Bhairava is the one who gave the wealth bestowing power to the Goddess of Wealth, Lakshmi, and the Heavenly Banker, Kubera. His form is magnificent. He is sometimes depicted as sitting under the wish-fulfilling tree on a golden throne in the world of the Goddess. He is the one who can bestow wealth of all kinds and ensure a fulfilling life. As the god of time, he can do this very quickly.

Vennpaakkam Swarna Akarshana Bhairava

You will be visiting his powerspot in Vembakkam near the mountain of fire, Thiruvanamalai, to receive his blessings. The temple here is said to be over 2,000 years old. Pujas here are done in tantric style. It is believed that prayers here can fulfill all your financial requirements. 

Dakshina Kali is considered to be the passive, motherly form of Goddess Kali who takes care of her devotees and gives boons. She is said to be the most popular form worshiped by the Shakta tradition who revere the Divine Mother as God. She is depicted with her right foot forward placed on the chest of Shiva. In one of the versions of the story, Shiva was seeking her blessings and fell at her feet. In fact, he was said to be so enamored with her that he performed austerities, eventually winning her feet which he wanted to hold in reverence at his chest. In this form, her hands are in the blessings and boon bestowing positions. 

Vedam Dakshina Kali

You will be communing with this Goddess at a small yet powerful temple for her in the Vedam village at Sri Kalahastri. It is said that she is the single guardian Goddess for the states Andra, Karnataka, Tamilnadu, and Kerala. By looking at and worshiping Kali here, it is believed you will get the grace of Lord Venkateswara at Thirupati. This Kali is believed to be similar to the Goddess Mookambika in that she embodies the Goddess trinity of Maha Kali, Maha Lakshmi, and Maha Saraswati, who can give all of their blessings. The temple is considered extremely powerful. It is said a snake will always be going around it.

Venkateswara, also known as Balaji, is a form of Lord Vishnu. Many sacred texts declare that by worshiping Venkateswara in the Kali Yuga, one can attain salvation. According to mythology, he came to the earth plane to do penance in order to win back his consort, Lakshmi, who left his world because of an incident with Brighu kicking Vishnu’s chest. Vishnu as Venkateswara performed his penance in an anthill in a region known as “Varaha Kshetra,” or the place of Varaha, his other incarnation as the boar-faced avatar who saved the earth. After a long series of events, he ended up remarrying Lakshmi in the form of Padmavati. He was said to have taken a heavy loan from the Heavenly Banker, Kubera, to pay for the wedding. 

Thirupati Venkateswara

While there are different variations of the story, the Lord was said to have turned into stone after his marriage with Padmavati here, creating a self-manifested, or swayambu statue. A temple was built around it which has become perhaps the most visited, wealthiest temple in the world. Devotees flock from everywhere continuously to visit it. People come and offer money to help Vishnu pay back his debt to Kubera, and in return, he is said to fulfill their desires. The temple is associated with many miracles and is said to have many secrets. 

Padmavati is considered to be an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi. In fact, this is the form who married Venkateswara. She was said to be found on a lotus flower by the reincarnation of the king who was cursed by Venkateswara. Once, the servant of the king tried to kill a cow with an axe who was dumping all of its milk on the anthill where Venkateswara was performing his austerities in order to win Lakshmi back, instead of providing it for the king. However, rather than hitting the cow he struck the head of Venkateswara. Venkateswara cursed the servant’s king, but after the king’s pleading, he promised to end the curse once he married Padmavati. Her name literally means one who came from a lotus. The lotus is a symbol for Divine beauty and purity. Her devotees say she is full of grace and compassion. Her blessings are considered indispensable to gain the favor of her husband and lord, Vishnu, especially in his form as Venkateswara.

Thiruchanur Padmavati

At Padmavati’s temple, which is at the bottom of the hill of the Venkateswara temple, you will be participating in a special kum kum offering which will then be given out to trip attendees as holy Prasad. Here, Varahi’s power reigns as Padmavati. It is because of Varahi’s energy that this sacred spot delivers quick results for prayers, and grants all sixteen types of wealth and material wishes. It was revealed by Varahi specialists that every Friday, the golden Pallur Varahi visits here. 

This temple has a great mythological and historical significance. It is believed that Lord Shiva assumed the form of Sundareswarar (the handsome one) and married Parvati (Meenakshi) at the site where the temple is currently located. Renowned for its astonishing architecture, Meenakshi Temple was nominated as one of the wonders of the world. From the hall of a thousand pillars, believed to be carved of a single stone, to the over thirty-three thousand different sculptures, it is definitely one of the great wonders of India. Thousands of devotees throng to this temple daily for blessings of success and all-around prosperity.