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Indian documents ancient science of Anthro-Biometry

London, Feb 6, (PTI):

A mystic Indian has successfully documented the ancient
science of Anthro-Biometry, the science that incorporates a
universal system of Sacred Geometry to predict the rise and
fall of man's activities and that of civilisations.
Chennai-based R K S Muthukrishnan, who solved the great
Pyramid mystery in 1997, has come out with a new book on
Anthro-Biometry, the ancient science which was first perfected
by the Siddhars of South India, great yogic masters who went
beyond the practice of yoga into the mystical realms of
attaining miraculous powers.

The new e-book titled "The Egyptian Code - A Secret Code of

the Pharoahs That Can Turn Small Businesses into Empires",
explains in detail the intricacies of this ancient science.

Muthukrishnan said last night, Pharoahs of Egypt made

widespread use of this ancient science in their golden period, in
constructing pyramids, most importantly the Great Pyramid at
Giza.

The author said the use of the universal concept of Sacred

Geometry is evident even today in some cultures, through their
religious symbols, notably the Jewish Pentagram or Star of
David, and the Hindu Sri Yantra, a complex drawing comprising
the intersection of nine upward and downward facing triangles
set within a lotus flower.

"Today these Sri Yantras are found inscribed on copper plates

placed below deities in temples," he said. Muthukrishnan, a
descendant of the KambalathuNayakars, a Telugu-speaking
militant tribal clan living in the times of the Vijayanagar Empire,
said that the KambalathuNayakars widely known as tantric
warriors practisedAnthro- Biometry to invoke cosmic forces
through Sacred Geometry for use in wars waged by the
Vijayanagar emperors.

"This clan of tantric warriors were sent by the Vijayanagar kings

to conquer Madurai under the leadership of Vishwanadha
Nayakar, a general in the Vijayanagar army."

"On the conclusion of this successful military campaign

ThirumalaiNayakar who was crowned king of Madurai
distributed Palayams (fiefdoms) to the KambalathuNayakars in
gratitude for their aid in winning the war."

He said "as peace reigned, the KambalathuNayakars put to use

their ancient science of Anthro-Biometry in developing the
welfare of the people. The clan built excellent irrigation systems
that are in use even today in parts of Tamil Nadu. During the
British rule the KambalathuNayakars were granted Zamindar
status."

The author who claims direct lineage from these Zamindars said
his ancestors were widely known for the use of "Sacred
Geometry in predicting weather patterns for agriculture and
material development of the masses."

Muthukrishnan's attempts to document the use of this ancient

science of which his ancestors were masters, began three
decades ago when he was just a youth of 23. Fascinated by the
stories he had heard of the powers of his ancestors, the author
set out on a personal odyssey, literally a road journey to the
great temples of South India, to understand the intricacies of
this ancient science.

Through his struggles to understand this esoteric science

Muthukrishnan said he was able to perceive a universal thread
that linked the sacred geometry code used by the Pharaohs to
the Anthro-Biometric science of the KambalathuNayakars.

"What I discovered during the 30-year-long investigation is that

every human being experienced four periods - gold, silver,
copper and carbon - that affects the course of our lives. Anthro-
Biometry could be used to find out which period a human being
is undergoing and to either reduce negative impacts or
capitalise on positive pointers through the use of the universal
principles of sacred geometry," he said.

According to Muthukrishnan the science of Anthro-Biometry

can be used to convert an individual's date of birth, his or her
signature and birth name into geometric angles which are then
used to predict that human being's life period. "The copper and
carbon periods are problem periods but can be detected 7
years in advance by the use of this science and to reduce its
impact by half," Muthukrishnan said.

The e-book has been published by Smashwords, an e-book

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