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 ( ).
{Learning should not make a person disbelieve in the Supreme Lord who is the essence of all the knowledge that is there. So learn to salute the feet of the Lord who is the source of all knowledge. Only by his grace can we pave our way to more learning. What we know is just a handful and what we don’t know spreads out like the sands of the ...
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