The origins and popularity of Naadi or Palm leaf astrology, also known as Nadi astrology, can be traced back to Vaitheeswaran Koil (a temple dedicated to Shiva in Tamil Nadu, India).Nadi Astrology’s origins can be traced back to Vaitheeswaran Koil in Tamil Nadu (India), which is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. With customers in 86 countries, we are not only the oldest but also one of the most highly regarded astrology centres worldwide. It continues to be a popular choice for people who want accurate predictions at a fair price.

Guruji Ramadoss Swamy, the chief Nadi Astrologer, inaugurated the Naadi Centre at Vaitheeswarankoil. Guruji Ramadoss swamy was born into a Valluvar family of priests who practice astrology and are involved in Pooja, or worship of Lord Shiva. He inherited the ability to quickly analyse the fortunes.Guruji S. Vithyanadan was the great grandfather. S. V. Vertrivalle was his son, who made predictions based upon Sivanadi. The preservation of sacred palm-leaf manuscripts on which past, present, and future events of life were recorded became difficult over the years. This eventually led to the scarcity of scripts that are considered to be the work Vedic sages. The father S. V. Arumugam, who initially based his predictions on Siva Nadi’s predictions, then began to make predictions from Agasthya Nadi. Guruji Ramadoss swamy ancestors belonged to Meikandanadhar Gothra, or a lineage hailing out of Vaitheeswarankoil in Tamilnadu.