Arutperum Jodhi Arutperum Jodhi Thaniperumkarunai Arutperum Jodhi National Poet Bharathi – A Sanmargee Every one is aware of Bharathiyar as a poet, but not aware of that he was a yoga practitioner of a Grace Path called Suddha Sanmargam for-Immortal Life. During the Independence struggle, British police searched him for his revolutionary articles, speeches and patriotic songs. So he fled to Puducherry for asylum –It was the French colony then. In this period, he happened to meet a sage by name KULLACHAMI – who was following Suddha sanmargam. It was the turning point of his life and birth for initiating into suddha sanmarga. As he hibernated, Bharathiyar didn’t attend his mother’s funeral for the fear of British Police. He was longing to see his mother’s face, so he went to his Guru and expressed his desire – who superimposed his mother’s face .Bharathiyar was all in tears and was so grateful to his Guru and fell on His feet. Sanmargam – is a commune which follows the path of Truth and Harmony – Universal brother hood which believes “I and He” the same. After merging with Sanmargam, he wrote many poems in line with this school of philosophy - Grace Path. He wrote many poems, which were on the name of Kannan and Kannamma. The whole world thought and even now thinks that Kannamma is the nick name by which he addressed his wife and Kannan – Divine child who played on the banks of river Yamuna. They are the not the human beings indeed – but the personifications of mystical experiences arising out of an organ in the human body so he termed as such. This will be very well understood by those who got initiation in this path. He had a big fire in his body through yoga, his mind and soul longing for the liberation from this earthly life, so he was not able control on it. On the other hand he spent his time & energy for the liberation of the nation, so he was not able to continue the Immortal Life practice. Had he not participated in the freedom struggle, India would have witnessed yet another saint like Ramalinga Swamigal. With thanks and regards BG Venkatesh