Bharatiyar was a Yogic Purusha who appeared in the nineteenth century and died in the twentieth century. The period of his life was the period of the world's greatest famines and the First World War. Bharatiyar has been an academic who passed the entrance course. As his contribution to spirituality, he has given commentary on Panjali Sapadham, Bhagavad Gita and Patanjali Yoga Sutras. Meeting Nivetha Ammaiyar, interaction with Kullachami preacher, Santo Krishnasamy learns yoga practice. All these show him as a yogic man.

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