Transcription of THIRUKKURAL - Narayanalakshmi
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THIRUKKURAL OF (1 to 380) TRANSLITERATION AND TRANSLATION BY Narayanalakshmi 1 THIRUKKURALTHIRUKKURALTHIRUKKURALTHIRUKK URAL OFOFOFOF THIRUVALLUVARTHIRUVALLUVARTHIRUVALLUVART HIRUVALLUVAR THIRU VALLUVAR ThiruValluvar was a celebrated Tamil poet and philosopher whose contribution to Tamil literature is the THIRUKKURAL , a work on ethics. (He lived between second century BC and eighth century AD) INTRODUCTION Human life is said to endeavor for the fulfillment of four goals of life- Dharma (Righteousness), Artha (Wealth or worldly comforts), Kaama (Desire-fulfillment) and Moksha (Liberation). Thiru Valluvar ( ) deals with the first three goals of human life and explains them in his great work TirukKural ( ).
{Every being on this earth is endowed with the five senses of sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch. These five senses alone make up the world we see. Each of these senses help in perceiving the world in front of us. But instead of using these senses to the betterment of oneself, an ignorant man chases sense pleasures madly, without control.
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