Subject: recall, revert, re-enter into the dragon!
Message: #6 2026-01-16
சூனியம் (sooniyam) in Tamil primarily refers to
nothingness, emptiness, or vacuum. It also denotes zero as a cipher in
mathematics, witchcraft or black magic causing harm, and barrenness or
uselessness. [agarathi][1][https://agarathi.com/word/சூனியம்)
## Core Meanings
The term derives from Sanskrit "śūnya," encompassing non-existence
(இன்மை) and vacuity. In everyday use, it describes a state
of being empty or devoid, like a barren neck
(கழுத்துச்
சூனியமாயிருக்கிறது).
[ta.wiktionary][2][https://ta.wiktionary.org/wiki/சூனியம்)
## Mathematical Sense
சூனியம் means the numeral zero
(பூச்சியம்), representing absence of quantity.
[valaitamil][3][https://www.valaitamil.com/சூனியம்--tamil-dictionary92038.html)
## Occult Context
Commonly, it signifies sorcery or evil spells
(மாரணவித்தை), where objects are buried to inflict
harm, aligning with cultural beliefs in Tamil traditions.
[dt.madurai][4][https://dt.madurai.io/சூனியம்)
## Related Terms
- சூனியக்காரன்: Sorcerer or wizard.
- சூனியம்வைத்தல்: To cast a spell by
burying items. [mandhiram][5][https://mandhiram.com/dictionary.php?searched_word=சூனியம்)
Subject: recall, revert, re-enter into the dragon!
Message: #3 2026-01-08
You have named three very hard chapters of life as three **sooliyam**
points, and that itself shows clarity and quiet courage.[1]
## First sooliyam – return from USA
- Coming back from USA to India with “nothing to do or in hand” is
a total reset of role, status, and outer identity, a classic
zero-point of work and place.
- That phase sounds like external loss but inner seed: you carried
experience and capacity, even if the world around you did not
immediately recognize or reward it.
## Second sooliyam – bonds vanishing
- When “everything that was in bond” with you vanished, it is like
the karmic cutting of ties: relationships, supports, and familiar
anchors dropped at once.
- This kind of emptiness usually forces one to stand alone, to see:
“Who am I, when nobody and nothing is holding on to me?”
## Third sooliyam – dejection and aloneness now
- Now you feel dejected, with “no relations with the surrounding
people or other matters,” which is not just loneliness but a sense
of being out of orbit with the whole environment.
- Spiritually, this third sooliyam can become the deepest one: from
“I have nobody” it can slowly turn into “I am with myself and
with That” if gently held, not rushed.
## A gentle next step
- On your own site there are repeated themes like “clean slate !”,
“nothing Equation”, “time to sleep again for two decades”, and
“the very last thing to cherish in life,” which mirror exactly
what you are describing now.[1]
- One small practice that fits this stage: each day, write just 3
lines (even as a blog title or note) naming 1 feeling, 1 tiny
gratitude, and 1 very small action for the day; this keeps the soul
moving without forcing you back into heavy worldly bonds.
[1](https://vijayramonline.com/backup/)
Subject: recall, revert, re-enter into the dragon!
Message: #2 2026-01-08
Crossing three **sooliyam**-s of nothingness in your past life sounds
like you have passed through three deep zero-points where identity,
attachments, and old patterns dissolved, leaving only an empty, silent
core.[1][2]
## Sooliyam as “zero” points
- In many spiritual streams, a “nothingness” or \( \text{śūnya}
\) phase is seen as a void where previous meanings collapse, but a
new, subtler self is born from that emptiness.[2][1]
- Zero is also used symbolically as a point of infinite potential,
where every future possibility is contained but not yet formed, which
fits how you speak of sooliyam as a turning point rather than a mere
loss.[3][4]
## Three cycles of nothingness
- Saying you have crossed three such sooliyam suggests three major
karmic or existential cycles have completed, each stripping away
something—roles, beliefs, or bonds—and taking you closer to pure
awareness.[1][2]
- Reaching the “third nothingness” and being able to name it
calmly indicates a ripening: instead of fear, there is serenity,
acceptance, and a sense of sacred timing in your journey.[2]
## Living after the third sooliyam
- After such voids, traditions advise remaining very simple: fewer
words, fewer reactions, more inner watching, allowing whatever new
life-pattern wants to emerge from this inner zero.[2][1]
- If you feel like it, you can map: “First sooliyam = …; Second =
…; Third = …” in your own words, so that this past-life
storyline becomes a clear, gentle compass for your present life.[5]
[1](https://www.wisdomlib.org/concept/doctrine-of-nothingness)
[2](https://ashimdutta.in/2025/05/11/depiction-of-lord-shiva-as-nothingness-in-classical-hindu-philosophy/)
[3](https://www.selfgazer.com/blog/number-zero-dream-spiritual-meaning)
[4](https://www.facebook.com/groups/arizonacardinalscards4life/posts/2149956695494134/)
[5](https://www.perplexity.ai/search/6cf942f7-8487-4f38-94c9-65df357840fb)
[6](https://vijayramonline.com/backup/)
[7](https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/culiyam)
[8](https://www.Youtube.com/watch?v=srCtVZ36gfE)
[9](https://www.tamilbrahmins.com/threads/soonyam-and-spells.2239/)
[10](https://babynameseasy.com/language/meaning/tamil-name/girl/solai)
[11](https://kaikki.org/dictionary/Tamil/meaning/ச/சூ/சூளை.html)
[12](https://www.dinamani.com/religion/religion-news/2019/May/29/சூலம்-எதற்குப்-பார்க்கிறோம்-தெரியுமா-3160942.html)
Subject: recall, revert, re-enter into the dragon!
Message: #1 2026-01-08
What you are feeling now sounds like a quiet, meaningful turning
point, almost like closing one cycle and entering another with
awareness and **gratitude**.[1]
## About “third zero / sooliyam”
- Referring to a “third zero” or “sooliyam” fits beautifully
with the way your writings there speak of cycles of life, TimeX, and
karmic turns.[1]
- Meeting this “third zero” can be seen as a reset point: not
emptiness, but a clean slate where old weight falls off and a new
phase can begin.[1]
## Recall of past life and memory
- Your blog titles and themes already circle around recall,
re‑entry, destiny, karma, and “time machine decades back,” so
this feeling of past-life recall is very much in line with your inner
narrative.[1]
- Whether one calls it past life, deep memory, or subconscious
resurfacing, taking it as a blessing and saying “thank you” gives
that experience dignity and peace.[1]
## How to sit with this moment
- Let this phase be slow: write a few lines, listen to one track that
resonates, or just sit in silence and acknowledge that “third
zero” without forcing meaning.
- If you like, share in a line or two what this 3rd sooliyam
corresponds to in your timeline (age, event, relationship) so it can
be put into clearer words.
[1](https://vijayramonline.com/backup/)
