About Agastia's Leaf Prophecy
The Agastian Leaves are a prophecy (prophecy) written by the Indian "Saint Agastya," who existed around 3000 B.C., about people's lives (previous lives + future).
This palm leaf record is written in the ancient Tamil language of South India and can only be deciphered by a monk familiar with Agastian leaves. It is only a reading of what is recorded on the leaf, and does not include the monk's subjectivity or guesswork.
It is said that the leaves of Agastia exist only for those who wish to find them. It can also tell you what happened in your previous life and the karma you carry in this life.
It is believed that dissolving karma makes life better and leads to one's own spiritual growth.
Travel Points
- Agastian leaf karma dissolution journey with experienced TabiZuki India!
- We have appraised approximately 1,200 Japanese clients (including online appraisals).
- No other passengers are mixed with you. This is a completely private trip!
- Japanese through guide (we travel together from Delhi)
The content of karma dissolution depends on the customer's karma.
Generally, there are three temple visits and homas (goma burning), but depending on the karma you have, other charitable activities such as donations may be required.
Homas last from 3 to 108 days. During the Karma Dissolution Journey, guests can actually participate in a homa for half a day on the first day of the homa. After that, monks will continue to perform the rest of the homas.
The total cost of requesting karma dissolution on behalf of the client is mainly around 300,000 yen.
In this trip, the client will only visit the three temples on his/her own, and the homa will be done separately on his/her behalf (the cost of the homa service is not included in this trip). Again, the method of karma resolution will be known at the time of the appraisal.
We will not know which temple to visit until we have an appraisal. Some temple locations are hundreds of kilometers away. Therefore, we cannot provide a detailed travel schedule in advance.
Agastia's Leaf Journey
In Tamil Nadu, South India, where "Leaves of Agastya" is set, temple worship is popular for the purpose of purification and dissolution of karma. The temple to be worshipped depends on the karma of each individual.
Never ruled by outside powers except for British and French rule, the culture and temples of ancient India remain largely intact. It is a place that deserves to be called "India within India," and many pilgrims from all over India visit here as a sacred place that should be visited at least once in one's lifetime. It is a place where a special time of deep spirituality flows through the air.
Main areas of Agastia leaf temple visits
Chennai
Chennai is the largest city in South India, and in addition to the cityscape that retains traces of British rule, the suburbs are home to the World Heritage Site of Mahabalipuram, which is famous for its stone carved ruins.
Many Japanese companies, mainly automotive and IT companies, have established operations near the airport, making it an important base for both tourism and business.
Thiruvannamalai.
The city is a holy place at the foot of Mount Arunachala and is centered on the Arunachaleshwara temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is home to the ashram (place of practice) of the saint Ramana Maharshi and is popular among meditators.
kumbakonam
It is one of the leading temple cities in South India, where the Mahamaham festival is held every 12 years. There are many remains from the Chola Dynasty, and temples dedicated to Shiva and Vishnu are concentrated in the city.
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It is the ancient capital of the Chola Dynasty and home to the "World Heritage Brihadishwara Temple". It is also a center of Tamil culture, classical music, and Thanjavur paintings.
Tiruchirapalli (Tricci)
The town is located on the Cauvery River and is landmarked by the Rock Fort Temple. Nearby is the large Vishnu temple at Sreerangam. It is a key religious and trading center.
Madurai
An ancient city with a history of over 2,500 years, it is famous for the Meenakshi Temple, which is dedicated to the goddess Meenakshi. It flourished as the capital of the Pandya dynasty and is still a bustling place of pilgrimage.
Pondicherry
A former French colony, the city still retains a European atmosphere in its streets. The philosopher Aurobindo's ashram (place of practice) is located here, making it a particularly interesting place for those interested in meditation and spirituality.
Rameswaram.
A pilgrimage site known for the Ramanathaswamy temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. As the legendary site where Prince Rama built a bridge to Sri Lanka, it is one of the four holy places of Hinduism.
Tiruchendru.
Known for the Al Subramaniya Temple, dedicated to the god of war, Murugan (Subramaniya), it is one of the six major Murugan holy sites (Aal Pada Vedu) and is a constant source of pilgrim traffic.
Tour Fees
| 1 person | From approximately 210,000 rupees (including 5%GST) |
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Included in the arrangement fee
- Agastia's Leaf Appraisal Summary Plan (worth 66,000 yen)
- Ranjan Homestay in Delhi*.
- Standard hotels outside Delhi
- Japanese through guide
- Meal expenses (vegetarian meals will be served during karma elimination. Alcohol is forbidden.)
- admission fee
- All transportation within India
- parking fee
- Offering fees to be paid to three temples
You will stay at the home of our representative, Ranjan. This is a rare opportunity to experience the life of an ordinary Indian family.
Many guests say it is cleaner and more comfortable than a typical standard hotel.
During your stay, you will be able to experience the "real India" through strolling around the local markets in the neighborhood and cooking Indian food in the kitchen.
All rooms, lavatories, and showers are for the exclusive use of our guests.
We have a small dog. He is accustomed to people outside of the family, but we ask that you do not touch him unnecessarily, as he may bite on rare occasions. Please understand this in advance.
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If you wish to stay at a hotel, it is possible to change the room rate for an additional fee.
Items not included in the arrangement fee
- Homa (goma) and puja (prayer) 65,000 rupees
- Donations to temples and needy people (if included in the karma resolution prescription and requested by the client)
- Cost of beverages (drinking is strictly prohibited, especially during karma dissolution)
- Gratuity for driver/guide (minimum of Rs. 500 each per day for driver and guide, per person)
- International flights (direct flights from Haneda by JAL or ANA are recommended. For more informationhere (place close to the speaker or where the speaker is))
Example Schedule
The following example tour plan is from Delhi to Chennai, but other airports may be used depending on the location of the temple.
The following schedule is for a single participant. Extra nights will be required depending on the number of participants.
Arrival in Delhi. Driver picks you up at the airport and transfers you to the homestay (overnight stay at the homestay)
Transfer by air to Chennai Airport.
Transfer by private vehicle to the appraisal location. Evening, Agastia leaf appraisal (summary plan) (overnight stay near the appraisal location)
Homas (goma, extra charge) upon request (overnight stay near the appraisal location)
Pray for karma resolution at the first temple (stay near the temple)
Pray for karma resolution at the second temple (overnight stay near the temple)
After praying for the elimination of karma at the third temple, transfer to Delhi from the nearest airport (overnight stay in Delhi).
After breakfast, sightseeing in Delhi (start time may vary depending on departure time)
(We will take you wherever you wish, time permitting)
(e.g. Qutub Minar, Humayun Mausoleum, Red Fort, Old Delhi, Spice Market, Sikh Temple, India Gate, Stairwell, Khan Market, shopping malls, etc.)
Transportation to the airport at least 3 hours prior to departure time (or by 9:00 p.m. at the latest for late night flights).
About Private Cars
- I am a legitimate cab driver registered with the Government of India.
- All vehicles used must have passed inspection.
(This may seem obvious to you in Japan, but it is not always the case in India.)
Vehicles used
| Standard car (4-seater) | Maruti Suzuki "Dzire" class |
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| For 5 or more persons | Toyota "Inova Crysta" class |
About Private Cars
A private air-conditioned car will be provided.
Drivers do not speak Japanese, but may be able to communicate in simple English.
All of the following costs are included in the fee
Driver meals and lodging, tolls, gasoline, and parking
Flexible support on the move
Flexible restroom and meal breaks are available.
About Meals
We do not have a specific designated dining area.
After hearing your wishes, we will take you to an Indian restaurant that is popular among local Indians. These eateries are not only delicious, but also hygienic, as they always use fresh ingredients due to the high turnover rate.
Since Indian people can also become ill due to unhygienic food, they are very careful about hygiene on a daily basis.
In addition, we try to refrain as much as possible from introducing stores that have not been very satisfactory to our Japanese customers in the past.
For those who do not like spicy food, we will introduce you to a restaurant where the spiciness can be adjusted. If you prefer a meal that is not spicy at all, we can take you to a fast food restaurant, as long as there is an appropriate restaurant nearby.
Please note that Western cuisine is more expensive and the number of restaurants that can accommodate it is limited. Please note that Western food is also available at an additional cost.
*Soft drinks and alcoholic beverages are also charged separately. Mineral water is free.
Payment, Cancellation and Disclaimer
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