The Palm Leaves are stored in the Palm Leaf Libraries, which are located mainly in the south of India (Vaitheeswaran Koil). There are also a few small libraries in the north of India, Sri Lanka and Bali.

No, not everybody has a Palm Leaf written for them. However, those people that feel a call to search for their leaf often have one waiting for them.

The Palm Leaf readers we work with have been trained for many generations. The ancient art of reading the Palm Leaves has been passed on from father to son over many generations. They are located in Tamil Nadu, in the south of India.

The history of Nadi is a mixture of legend and mystery, that works in miraculous ways. It is said that the Palm Leaves were written by the Sapta Rishis, a group of 7 (sapta) sages (Rishis). Therefore, it is possible that one individual can have up to 7 different versions of his biography, one written by each of the Rishis. The main author of the Palm Leaves is the Rishi “Agastya”, though there are also different formats of Nadi, by the same author. The library are work with mainly does Readings from the Rishi “Agastya”, but also leaves from other Rishis are available on request.

On average the matching process & the reading take around 2.5 -3 hours. However we can not say beforehand how long it will take, as it depends on when (or if) your leaf is found. Once your personal Palm Leaf is identified, the reading of the general chapter and chapters 13 + 14 will take around 1-2 hours.