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Welcome! "Sri Sivan Sir Sadguro Sharanam. Prostrations to Lord Vinayaga who stands revealed in the essence of Vedanta." My name is Krishnan Mohan. I had the good fortune to be associated with Sri Sivan Sir (hereinafter referred to as Sir) for about a decade and proof read His magnum opus "Yeni Padigalil Mandargal" (YPM hence forth) which was first published by Narmada Padipagam in Chennai in 1986. SIR attained Siddhi on 7.3.1996. He wrote a treasure trove of manuscripts from which the essence was culled out and published as YPM (Yeni Padigalil Mandargal) by Sir Himself in 1986 of which a revised edition was brought out in 1994. This book has the potential to change one's outlook and priorities drastically for the better in worldly as well as spiritual life. Sir is present in it and will guide those who hold it in their hands in their quest for spiritual bliss. YPM IS THE BEST AND SAFEST SOURCE TO KNOW ABOUT SRI SIVAN SIR. Sri Sivan Sir was an enlightened soul held in high regard by such lofty saints as Kanchi Maha Periyaval and Govinda Damodara Swamigal (Triplicane Swamigal). He was incidentally born to the same set of divine parents who gave Kanchi Maha Periyaval to the world. He was born as Sadasiva Sastri on 3.10.1903. I have been fortunate to interact with some genuine saints who had a few things in common. They were free from hypocrisy, thoroughly honest, practised what they preached, lived a simple life as laid down in our scriptures, and avoided use of modern gadgets. More importantly they kept scrupulously away from money, honour and popularity.
I met Sivan Sir when I was almost convinced that a majority of people considered God to be some kind of magical protection against the effects of conscious sinning and considered pardoning such wanton sinners His sole business! Unfortunately this plausible point of view is upheld by most of our self serving exponents of Dharma by clever or even distorted presentation of our holy epics such as Ramayanam, Mahabaratham, Srimad Baghavatham etc . It is strange that those who lecture glibly about god and guru as omniscient beings somehow believe that they are privileged souls and the same omniscient god or guru will turn a blind eye to their sins committed in secrecy! YPM has a different point of view. It says that only paying lip service to god, guru and scriptures but violating them in day to day conduct is a sin and those who do this are probably worse than those who denounce god! YPM holds the view that it is better to be a benevolent and honest atheist than being a divine fake or hypocrite! I want to keep my personal views to the minimum as the purpose of this website is to let interested but Tamil challenged readers into the contents of YPM in a very, very selective manner as an exhaustive translation is both impossible and beyond my very limited capabilities. There is nothing like reading it yourself as the contents of YPM are too subtle expressed in an inimitable style thereby making any translator's job quite unenviable.The USP of YPM is that a honest and interested reader can't help interacting as he reads. It is not a scripture which one can read with the sole aim of giving discourses. In Sir's own words YPM throws light on both "what is what and what is not" in the spiritual realm. For spiritual novices like me "what is not" is certainly more useful and easy to understand . For we are living in a strange era where people believe in god but persist in sins, love Krishna but can't stand the word "scriptures" (Krishna whom we extol as Jagadguru asks Arjuna to consult scriptures when it comes to dos and donts of life ), praise and even propagate Guru but disregard His guidance in day to day life! Above everything saints are respected for sheer worldly qualities like creating and augmenting wealth, intelligence, appearance, popularity, organisational and oratorical skills, political acumen, influential contacts and the like. How great is the sway of Maya in that we expect someone like us, perhaps superior in the above mentioned worldly qualities to deliver us from the cycle of birth and death! Sir never drank plain water, took bath only a few times in a year (no bad odour about Him) and lived on a few spoonfuls of cooked rice daily. Once I asked Him how He was able to give up water, He replied with child like innocence "Adu Bhagavan kudutha token". So profound and yet so humble. I have seen Him wearing a sweater in May in Chennai when it is extremely hot and humid here. Sir used to refer to professional speakers and writers in the field of religion and spirituality as "informative" people. He was of the view that we should call someone knowledgeable only if they have some experience. Most of the time I have seen Sir like Sri Dakshinamurthi, conscious, sitting without any movement, radiating peace and tranquility! When I learnt Gita later I found verse no17 in chapter 3 (Karma Yoga) tallying perfectly with Sir's impossible trait . The verse says " but for that man who rejoices only in the Self, who is satisfied in the Self, and who is content in the Self alone, verily there is nothing to do." Sir was a living interpretation of this verse. If any of the readers know Tamil and still have not made an attempt to read YPM, it is a very costly omission. YPM has the potential to disabuse your mind of its pet ideas on God and spirituality besides acting as a powerful antidote to attachment to the world. This on condition that one is a honest seeker and not just a on a wild goose chase for some magical potion which will enable him to lead an untrammeled worldly life culminating in God realisation . Try it and you will be convinced. It contains everything which the Vedas contain-again in Sir's own words. My only qualification to do this job is that I have seen Sir and prostrated to Him and He in His infinite
wisdom used me as an instrument in the revised edition of YPM in 1994.
Blue print of YPM: The title Yeni Padigalil Mandargal can be literally translated as "human beings on the ladder of evolution". Sir Himself calls it "a treatise on spiritualism and human salvation". It runs to 648 pages inclusive of a few maps. There is a prologue (mugavurai) followed by what Sir calls as "gradations in human levels". This will help you to judge yourself provided you have the objectivity and guts. The gradations start from Sinner (Papi) and end in Gnani (the enlightened). They are: 1. Papi (the sinner) 2. Pamaran (the ignorant ) 3. Viveki (the vigilant) 4. Sadhu (the altruist) 5. Siranda Viveki (the stoic) 6. Mutrina Viveki (the detached) 7. Daiva Viveki (the Brahmin who sticks to his swadharma as laid down in the Vedas) 8. Daiva Sadhu (zealous devotees such as Nayanmargal and Alwars) 9. Mahan (the saint). 10. Thuravi (the hermit who raises above body conscience too). 11. Gnani (the enlightened). As you read on you will observe that most of those who pass for enlightened in this world will be bracketed as Pamaran or Papi in YPM. From Viveki it is only character and conduct that earns one a place. All these gradations, especially the first two are illustrated profusely from situations arising in everyday life. For example look at this sentence. "Nermayai odukki daiva bahthiyil muzhgubavan Papi". It means that person who affects excessive devotion to god but leads a dishonest life is a sinner. Similarly you have another gem in "Vedantham odhiyum udumbu pasathil uzhalbavan Pamaran". This means that a person who is strongly attached to the world despite giving philosophical lectures is an ignorant person. After this comes what Sir calls as "very important" the purpose of which is to tell one how to read these gradations in a sensible manner to avoid rushing to wrong conclusions and placing one in a higher category! Now starts the main part of the book in which all the gradations are listed as "thoguppu" and a few gradations explained. There are 180 such "thoguppus". These end on page no 314. From page 315 starts the more readable part for a beginner consisting of 39 chapters which form the rest of the book. Some chapters are general in nature such as destiny, our soul etc. There are a few on saints like Manikavachagar, Pattinathar, Sadasiva Bramhendral, Theertha Narayana, Badrachala Ramadas (these are a treat to read indeed) etc by way of explaining Sir's advanced gradations such as Daiva Sadhu, Mahan, Thuravi and Gnani. At this point of time I am not able to commit on the periodicity and extent of this exercise. I would leave that to Sir safely. It is my wish to publish atleast two instalments in a month, preferably on Thursdays. My priority is to refrain from misinforming. Even if one of the readers feels inspired to buy the original and read it, I will regard my efforts well served. My sincere thanks to Mr.Ramalingam of Narmada Pathipagam for his kind permission for translating Yeni Padigalil Mandargal in this site.
Chapter - 1
"Prostrations to Lord Vinayaga who stands revealed in the essence of Vedanta!" YENI PADIGALIL MANDARGAL (YPM) Gradations in Human Levels. I have classified human beings from Sinner(Papi) to Enlightened (Gnani) depending on one's conduct, character, activities, outlook, mental state etc. 1. Sinner(Papi): Commits sins and wicked deeds. These vary in degree and intensity which I leave to your judgement. (Sir defines them as papam, maha papam, kodiya papam and pathagam). 2. Pamaran(Ignorant): Commits very minor sins, mistakes and noble deeds. 3. Viveki(Vigilant): Afraid of minor sins. Leads a calm and composed life. 4. Sadhu(Altruist): Absolutely free of ego and hence totally unselfish. He thinks he is born to serve others. A sadhu is sometimes referred to sarcastically by others as "too good" or even an "imbecile"! Sadhu is also wrongly used at those those who sit at a place wearing Rudraksha and Tulasi beads and beg for a living. Granting that such people sit thinking about God I would rather call them "Daiviga Pamarargal". But I have not referred to this category as sadhu. Hence you must only call those who fulfill all my criteria for sadhu as sadhu. We have a Tamil proverb that reads SADHU MIRANDAL KADU KOLLADU. (Meaning: Even a forest can't hold a sadhu who is upset). It refers to only this sadhu. 5. Siranda Viveki(stoic): Far sighted man of wisdom. Gives ideal solutions to those who approach him to resolve knotty and complicated issues . Leads life with a philosophical mindset. 6. Mutrina Viveki or the sage who has renounced the world(detached): Whether living in a family or not he has transcended all desires and attachment. Practical philosopher. An intellectual said " Absence of all wants is happiness". He lives in such eternal happiness. They sometimes interpret spiritual matters such as soul and self development. This category can be called Pazhutha Viveki if they quit their home and live on whatever negligible food received unasked. They may shout at those who try to approach them. Both Mutrina Viveki and Pazhutha Viveki perceive world as a reality and hence indulge in worship. 7. Daiva Viveki(The pristine Brahmin): This is a special category of resplendent Brahmins who lived throughout the world and were direct descendents of Maharishis. Totally detached even if they had a family, they adhered to scriptural injunctions rigorously. Functioning as veritable summits of purity they were in direct contact with Gods and regarded as God by others. 8. Daiva Sadhu(zealous devotees): Fanatical devotees such as Nayanmars, Alwars and Bhaktidasas. Undertake various kinds of divine services to Gods . 9. Mahan(Saint): Whether having a family our not , He is absorbed in God and breathes Him ! Not affected by any inimical force. 10. Thannaiyum Thuranda Thuravi: (hermit who has transcended body conscience): By transcending body conscience and rising above pairs of opposites they give up attachment even to God. Absorbed in real, permanent bliss. 11. Gnani(Enlightened): Attains oneness with THAT (Parabrahmam) from which everything else including Gods has emanated.
It is natural for those who read my gradations to become curious about the state in which they are functioning.However if you read my gradations superficially, you will only reach a whimsical, wishful and egoistic conclusion! For example a pickpocket who is caught by a ruffian may quote my line :"A sadhu bows to one who rebukes him". A professional musician whose focus is only money and fame may quote my line: "He who sings about the divine plays of God is a Mahan". A person who is living in utter poverty can quote my line: "He who forgoes worldly pleasures is a Mahan". A person who belongs to a religion that condemns Gods may take advantage of :" Thuravi does not worship Gods". A bed ridden patient may take advantage of : "Thuravi accepts food like medicine". A drunkard who is unconscious most of the time may take advantage of :" Mutrina Viveki is unresponsive to the needs of family". A person who has no children may take advantage of : "Thuravi has no offsprings". An out and out lazy person may take advantage of: "Gnani is inactive.". If you indulge in this kind of mockery it will tantamount to a blind person equating his eyes to that of an eagle. This may make you a butt of laughter. VERY IMPORTANT: You should not try to determine your state without remembering the following points. If you arbitrarily take advantage of a few of my lines for each state, you may come to a preposterous conclusion that you are glowing in many states simultaneously. Hence you should meticulously analyse all my lines for a particular state with regard to conduct, character, mindset etc and only then arrive at a conclusion. (Convince yourself rather than trying to impress others. Impressing others is an unending, costly game in spirituality.) 1. While trying to place yourself, even you consider yourself to be a Viveki, you must write down all the lines that describe a Viveki and satisfy yourself that you fulfill each one of them as regards conduct, mindset etc. Even if you fit into a couple of lines that meant for Pamaran, you should consider yourself only a Pamaran. But if you consciously get rid of those Pamaran qualities, then you can become a Viveki. 2. You should not try to determine your position only after reading a few lines. A person who is thus interested should note down separately all my lines relating to Papi, Pamaran and Viveki and study them in full and in perspective intently. This will enable them to easily determine their state and move up if interested. Indulging in self deception by fulfilling only a percentage of the lines and calling oneself a 30% or 40% Viveki won't do. This is so since a few deeds may be commonly applicable to Papi, Pamaran and Viveki. All the three may donate big money, undertake temple renovation, practise devotional activities, achieve tremendous popularity, associate with genuine saints and extend hospitality to those who approach them. But all these may have a hidden agenda in the form personal ambition, business opportunity or currying favour with powerful government officials ! Those who fall in this three categories will take thousands of births to move up. 3. But as far as Siranda Vivekis are concerned even if they don't fulfill a few of their lines, they should be called Siranda Vivekis. They will be reborn as Siranda Vivekis till they complete all the lines. 4. Lastly, from an ordinary sinner to a wicked Pathagan can't call themselves a Pamaran based on percentage concept even if they fulfill a single line meant for Papi. But if they repent, undertake acts of penitence and ensures that they never repeat those acts of sins, they can become Pamaran. Penitence consists of begging forgiveness, taking corporal punishment from aggrieved persons or give money/other articles as compensation to them in full public glare. But my only doubt is whether those vile sinners who are rooted in arrogance and false prestige will be ready to undertake such acts of penitence! If we harm
anyone even in mind such acts of penitence should be carried out. This will help one to escape punishment in hell. It would be safe to entrust this evaluation to your close friends or neighbours since the results may be more objective. (It is very easy to be objective when one is not involved) and hence reliable. But the persons appointed for this purpose should be transparent in nature and should not be open to your influence in any manner. Similarly you too can help your friends to reform themselves by pointing out their defects. But I remember a modern proverb which reads "Ulladai Sonaal Udambu Ariyum"! (If you tell facts the listener will boil). These days if you try to correct an errant person even out of genuine concern, they get angry with you and cut you off. You may have a question as to what one should practise or learn or mutter to move to the next rung of the ladder. One need not do anything. When he completes one state, he goes to the next state automatically. The Vedic Brahmins though moving in the world had close contact with Gods by living a life soaked in Shastra, Vedanta, Mantras, Yagna and divine karmas. They functioned as Gurus too to perpetuate scriptures and divinity. "Let us worship Vedas and Gods."
Chapter-2
List of Sinners. (Papi) 1. He who condemns the eternal Vedas. 2. He who makes the authenticity of Vedas a subject matter of debate. 3. He who abandons his parents. 4. He who mocks the practise of sending food (to ancestors) through crow. 5. He who refuses food to hermits who have renounced home and belongings. 6. He who mocks offerings to God. 7. He who breaks into belongings of others for his benefit. 8. One who steals fruits and vegetables from neighbor's garden. 9. He who cheats his benefactor. 10. He who is supremely arrogant. 11. He who is puffed up due to powerful contacts. 12. He who defiles water and public places. 13. He who begs outside temples but does not worship.
14. The beggar who berates a non giver. 15. He who refuses even verbal help. 16. He who demands money for emergency help. 17. The rich who lead a luxurious life devoid of charity. 18. He who brings dishonor upon enemies. 19. The Vedic pundit (Poojari) who swindles pilgrims. 20. The Vedic pundit (Purohit) who fleeces during last rites. 21. He who confronts an innocent stranger. 22. He who habitually snarls at those who approach him. 23. He who causes enmity out of jealousy. 24. He who slanders out of envy. 25. He who endorses the slanderer out of envy. 26. He who slanders a virtuous person. 27. The perpetrator who throws the blame on his enemy. 28. Anti social elements who never let go an evil opportunity. 29. He who threatens householders in disguise and loots whatever available . 30. The confidence trickster who cheats the innocent. 31. The Vedic pundit devoid of compassion and charity. 32. An official who looks down upon those who approach him for information. 33. The conceited host who does not receive his guests with a smile. 34. He who screams at a hungry beggar. 35. He who fakes overwhelming affection with an ulterior motive. 36. He who berates a blind person as "pottai". 37. He who has cast off his conscience. 38. He who denies the truth emphatically. (Normally a liar is emphatic in denying the truth.)
39. He who stealthily examines possessions of his friend. (Esp that of a room mate.) 40. He who blames God for his evil deeds. 41. He who cheats the innocent in fraudulent gambling. 42. The arrogant rich who ill treat those with meagre income. 43. The ruler who hesitates to torture criminals. 44. The pick pocket who talks ill of robbery. 45. He who gives up work and makes a living by influence peddling. 46. The leader who forces a submissive cadre into drudgery. 47. He who appoints mean persons to positions of authority. 48.He who settles a poor helper after repeated visits. 49. He who solicits charity to get richer. 50. The wicked who misuses the weapon in his possession. 51. He who solicits help from friends on feigned financial problems . 52. The mean who misuse concessions. 53. The greedy rich business men who declare insolvency. 54. He who considers his benefactor his debtor. 55. The ungrateful wretch who has cast off gratitude. 56. He who solicits help at the point of pistol. 57. He who solicits the evil support of criminals. 58. The modern rogue who condemns ancient wisdom . 59. He who learns atrocities from perverse movements. 60. He who violates a contract for unfair consideration. 61. He who debates on subjects beyond his comprehension. 62. He who berates one who gives him well meaning advice. 63. The educated devoid of good conduct.
64. The cheat who forges signature of others. 65. The self serving powerful who exploit the common man. 66. The affluent who harps on scarcity. 67. The rich who refuses to settle the debts incurred by his father. 68. Those who amass wealth using the name of saints. 69. He who misappropriates what is entrusted. 70. He who makes a living on the earnings of others. 71. The arrogant rich puffed up by excessive wealth. 72. He who blows ancestor's wealth in wasteful ways. 73. He who intrudes on other people's possessions. 74. The affluent who settle their legitimate dues in a protracted manner. 75. He who evades his creditor. 76. He who shocks his creditor by refusing to pay. 77. The debtor who argues about the terms after borrowing. 78. He who misbehaves in financial matters. 79. The profligate who borrows right, left and centre. 80. He who prints counterfeit currency. 81. He who charges unreasonably for signature. 82. He who eyes articles in scenes of accident. 83. He who pretends to be a noble person to steal whatever he can lay his hands on. 84. He who demands a wage higher than agreed upon. 85. The lessee who does not pay a paise to the lessor. 86. He who cheats the landlord of his share even in a bountiful crop. 87. He who demands exorbitant wages in exigencies. 88. The worker who causes terrible losses to the owner.
89. The renegade worker who attacks his superior and honest coworkers. 90. He who avoids his legitimate duty for which he is paid. 91. He who does not pay for work extracted. 92. He who misappropriates what belongs to a public enterprise. 93. He who evades his rightful responsibility. 94. The criminal who affects humble demeanor with the police. 95. He who screams at everyone causing mental agony. 96. He who tortures an orphan for minor faults. 97. He who rationalises his atrocious deed. 98. He who murders out of hatred. 99. He who murders for gain. 100. He who slaughters cows. We have added the original sentences in Tamil and its transliteration in English for the benefit of those who have a writing knowledge of Tamil. My translation can hardly approach the charm and profundity conferred by the original. 1.
. ADIYUM ANDAMUM ILLADA VEDATHAI
NINDIPPAVAN PAPI.
2.
. VEDATHAI VIVADATHUKU UTPADUTHUBAVAN
3.
. PETTRAVARGALUKU ANNAMIDATHAVAN
4.
PAPI.
PAPI. .
KAAGATHIN MOOLAM UNAVU ANUPPUVADHAI IGAZHBAVAN PAPI. 5.
. MANAI PORULAI THURANDHORUKU BIKSHAI MARUPPAVAN PAPI.
6.
. DEIVA NIVEDHANAIGALAI
YELANAM SEIBAVAN PAPI.
7.
. PIRAR VELIYAI MURITHU THANAKU PAYANERPAVAN PAPI.
8.
. VEETU THOTATHIN VILLACHALGALAI KALAVAADUBAVAN PAPI.
9.
. ANBUDAN
10.
POSHIPAVAN
PAIYIL KAI VAIPPAVAN PAPI. .
AGANDHAIYUDAN KOODIYA THIMIRAI KONDAVAN PAPI. 11.
. PERIYA IDATHAI ANDI VARUVADIL MAMADHAI ERPPAVAN PAPI.
12.
. NEERAIYUM PODHU IDATHAIYUM AABASAPADUTHUBAVAN PAPI.
13.
. KOVILGALIL PICHAIYETRUM AALAYAM THOZHADHAVAN PAPI.
14.
. EEYADHAVANAI YELANAMAGA NOKKUM PICHAIKARAN PAPI.
15.
. UDHATINAAL UDHAVUM UBAGARATHIRKUM ISAIYAADAVAN PAPI.
16.
. SAGAAYA UDHAVIGALUKU KATTANAM KORUBAVAN PAPI.
17.
.
. DHARUMATHAI THAVIRTHU DAAMBIGA VAAZHVAI PATRUM SEEMAN PAPI. 18.
. VENDATHAVANUKU MAANA HAANIYAI KARPIPAVAN PAPI.
19.
. YAATHRIGANIDAM PIZHINDHU KAVARUM KSHETRA POOJARI PAPI.
20.
. ABARA SADANGUGALIL KARANDHU VASOOLIKUM PROGIDHAN PAPI.
21.
. ANNIYANAI VAZHIMARITHU VAMBUKU IZHUPPAVAN PAPI.
22.
. ANUGUVORIN MANAM NOGUMBADI KADINDHU SEERUBAVAN. PAPI.
23.
. PORAAMAIYAL MITHRA BEDHATHAI KILAPPUBAVAN PAPI.
24. .
. PORAAMAIYAL ABAANDAM KOORUBAVAN PAPI.
25.
. VIRODHATHAAL ABAANDATHAI AMODHIPPAVANUM PAPI.
26.
. UTHAMANIN MEL ABAANDAM THAYAARIPPAVAN PAPI.
27.
. THUN THEEYA SEYALAI VENDAATHAVAN MEEDHU SUMATHUBAVAN PAPI.
28.
. THEEYA VAAIPAI THAVARA VIDAATHA INRAYA THAAZHNDAVAN PAPI.
29.
. VEETINARAI MIRATTI KIDAITHADHAI PATRUM VESHADHARI PAPI.
30.
. NAYAMAAGA URAVAADI APPAVIYIN THALAYIL KAI VAIPAVAN PAPI.
31.
. EEVADHAIYUM IRAKKATHAIYUM KOLLADHA PANDITHAN PAPI.
32.
. SEIDHI ARIYA VANDHAVANAI YERA IRANGA NOKKUBAVAN
33.
PAPI..
. VEEDU THEDI VANDHA URAVINARAI VARAVERKAADHA GARVI PAPI.
34. .
. PATTINIYAAL IRAPPAVANAI THITTI VIRATUBAVAN PAPI.
35.
. ANBU THADHUMBA PESUM KABADAMAANA KAARIYAVADHI PAPI.
36.
. KURUDANAI POTTAI YENRU IGAZHBAVAN PAPI.
37.
. MANASAAKSHIYAI VILAKKI VAITHU VIDUBAVAN PAPI.
38.
. UNMAIYAI URUDHIYUDAN MARUPPAVAN PAPI.
39.
. NANBARGALIN PETTIYAI SODHIKUM KETTAVAN PAPI.
40.
.
THAAN IZHAIKUM THEEDHUKKU KADAVULIN MEL PAZHI PODUBAVAN PAPI. 41.
. MOSADI SOODHADALIL APPAVIGALAI THAVIKKA VIDUBAVAN PAPI.
42.
. ARPA OODHIYINARAI IGAZHNDHURAIKUM PANA THIMIRON PAPI.
43.
. CHITHIRAVADHAIKU BAYAPADUBAVAN PAPI.
44.
. VAZHIPARIYIN IZHIVAI KANDIKKUM JEPPADIKAARAN PAPI.
45.
. UZHAIPAI ODHUKKI MADHIPPU PICHAIYAAL PIZHAIPPAVAN PAPI.
46.
. PANIVAANA THONDANAI PIZHINDHU VELAI VAANGUBAVAN PAPI.
47.
. ARPPANGALUKU ADHIGAARATHAI
KODUPPAVAN PAPI.
48.
. MUDAIKKU UDHAVIYA EZHAIYAI ALAIYAVITTU THEERPAVAN PAPI.
49.
. SELVATHAI PERUKKA YAASAGATHAI KAIYAALUBAVAN PAPI.
50.
. ALLITHA VAALAI DHUSHPRAYOGAM SEIYUM DHUSHTAN PAPI.
51.
. MUDAIYAI KOORI NANBARAIYELLAM
MOSADI SEIBAVAN PAPI.
52
. SALUGAIYAI THAGAADHA MURAIGALUKKU PAYANPADUTHUM ARPPAN PAPI.
53.
. PERAASAIYAL INSOLVENT KODUKKUM SEEMAN PAPI.
54.
. PERUDHAVI PURINDHAVANAI KADANAALI POL NINAIPPAVAN PAPI.
55.
. SEI NANRIYIN NINAIVAI AGATRI VAIPPAVAN PAPI.
56.
. PISTOLAI KAATI UDHAVIYAI KORUBAVAN PAPI.
57.
. PAADHAGARGALIN THEEYA
DHAYAVAI NAADUBAVAN PAPI.
58.
. AANROR SORKALAI IGAZHNDHIDUM NAVEENA THEEYOR PAPI.
59.
. THAGAADHA IYAKANGALAAL ATTOOZHIYANGALAI KARPPAVAN PAPI.
60.
. THAGAADHA AADHAYATHIRKU OPPANDHATHAI MEERUBAVAN
61.
PAPI.
. THANAKU MEERIYA KALVIYIL
VIVAADHAMERPPAVAN PAPI.
62.
. HIDHA
63.
BODHANAIYAI KOORUM NALLONAI NINDHIPPAVAN
PAPI. .
KALVIYAI PAYINRUM OZHUKKATHAI VILAKIYAVAN
PAPI.
64.
. MAATRAAN KAIYEZHUTHAI NAATUM MOSADIKAARAN
PAPI.
65.
. ELIYORAI
VANJITHU THANNALAMERKKUM VALIYAVAN
PAPI.
66.
. PANJA PAATAI PALLAVIYAGA PAADUM PANAKKARAN PAPI.
67.
. THANDHAI
PETRA KADANAI THIRUPPA MARUKKUM SEEMAN PAPI.
68.
. PUNIDHORIN PERAI PAYANPADUTHI
NIDHI
KUVIPPAVAN PAPI.
69.
. OPPADAITHA PORULLAI
ABAGARITHU VIDUBAVAN
PAPI.
70
. PIRAR PANATHIL PIZHAIPPAI NAADUM VAGAIYULLAVAN
PAPI.
71 .
. PANA
PERUKKATHINAAL
IRUMAAPAI
KONDAVAN
PAPI.
72.
. PARAMBARAI
AASTHIYAI THAGAADHA MURAIGALIL GAALI SEIBAVAN PAPI.
73.
. PIRAR
UDAMAIGALIL
74.
HATHUMEERI
PRAVESIPPAVAN
PAPI. .
THEERAVENDIYA
THUGAIYAI AYARAVITTU THEERKUM SEEMAN PAPI.
75.
. KADAN
UDHAVIYAVANAI THIRUMBAVUM PAARADHAVAN PAPI.
76.
. KADANALITHAVANAI
GADHIGALANGA
77.
VAIKKUM
KAI
VIRIPPAVAN PAPI.
. VAADHADUM
KADANALI ORE PAPI.
78.
. PANA
VISHAYATHIL NAANAYA PISAGAI MERKOLBAVAN PAPI.
79.
. OORENGUM
KADANETRU MAANAMIZHANDHU THINARUM
OODHARI PAPI.
80.
. NAANAYANGALAI
THIRAI MARAIVIL THAYAARIPPAVAN PAPI.
81.
. KAIYOPPATHIRKU
THAGAADHA
VADDI
VAANGUBAVAN PAPI.
82.
. VIBATHU
AMALIYIL PORULGALIL
GURI
VAIPPAVAN PAPI.
83.
. UTHAMANAI
POL NADITHU KIDAITHADHAI SURUTTUBAVAN PAPI.
84.
. PESIYA
KOOLIKKU
MAARAGA SAADHIKUM KRAADHAGAN PAPI.
85.
. URIMAIYAALANUKKU
86.
PAISA KATTAADHA
OPPANDHAKAARAN
PAPI. .
AMOGA VILAICHALILUM MIRAASAI DHROGAM SEIBAVAN PAPI. 87.
. NERUKKU
VATTATHIL
ANYAAYA
KOOLIYAI KARAPPAVAN PAPI.
88.
. MUDHALAALIKKU
ABAAYA
NASHTANGAL
IZHAIKKUM
THOZHILAALI
89
PAPI. .
AAPISARAIYUM
UNMAI OOZHIYARAIYUM THAAKUM OOZHIYAN PAPI.
90.
. OODHIYATHIRKULLA
VELAIYAI THITTAMITTU THAVIRPPAVAN PAPI.
91.
. UZHAIPPUKULLA
OODHIYATHAI KODUKKADHAVAN PAPI.
92.
. PODHU
STHAAPANATHIN
PORULAI THANADHAAKI VIDUBAVAN PAPI.
93.
. ERKKA VENDIYA
PORUPPAI
THATTI
KAZHIPPAVAN PAPI.
94.
. POLISARIDAM
PANIVAANA
SAANTHATHAI
KAATUM
95.
PAADHAGAN PAPI. .
EVARIDAMUM
MANAM PADHARUM
AATHIRATHAI
KAKKUBAVAN
96.
PAPI. .
ARPA
THAVARUKAAGA
ANAADHAIYAI VADHAITHIDUM
97.
MOORGAN PAPI. .
THANADHU THAGAADHA SEYALIL
NYAYATHAI
KARPPITHU PESUBAVAN PAPI.
98.
. DHVESHATHINAAL
KOLAI SEIBAVAN PAPI.
99.
. PORULLUKAAGA KOLAI PURIBAVAN PAPI.
100.
. PASUKKALAI KOLBAVAN PAPI.
Chapter - 3 101. He who does not allow the calf to feed sufficiently. 102. He who defends the improper conduct of his son. 103. He who abandons his mother at the behest of his wife. 104. He who ill treats his wife at the behest of his mother. 105. The parents who incur the hatred of even their own children. 106. The modern rich who don't respect their old parents. 107. He who tortures and rapes women. 108. He who abandons the innocent woman who trusted him. 109. Women of ill repute who entice men for money. 110. The lady who chooses a noble man and then abandons him. 111. The wife who hurts a noble husband. 112. He who slanders his relatives out of jealousy. 113. He who can't bear to see his neighbour's prosperity. 114. He who encroaches upon land with impunity.
115. He who takes over property fraudulently. 116. He who takes sides in Panchayat verdicts. 117. He who maintains his audacious stance in an argument. 118. The corrupt examiner who takes money to promote unworthy students. 119. He who lets his cattle graze on crops belonging to others. 120. He who mows down half grown trees. 121. He who sells grain with tampered weights . 122. He who adulterates his merchandise. 123. The manufacturer who brings down the quality and increases the price. 124. He who propagates the flaws of noble persons. 125. He who deplores the person that condemns a wicked deed. 126. He who slanders others but indulge in illegal activities on the sly. 127. Those who rescue the thief who has been caught red handed. 128. He who gives false evidence in court. 129. He who abets fraud and burglary. 130. He who sends threat letters to court. 131. The leader who appoints an unworthy accomplice as judge. 132. The police man who is friendly with the criminal. 133. He who wrongly maintains that he has returned what was taken. 134. The crusader who perverts the public with wrong doctrines. 135. The movement that demands abolition of capital punishment.
136.The candidate who stokes caste feelings to secure votes. 137. The demogogue who alter laws for selfish ends. 138. The candidate who bribes people with money and clothes to get votes. 139. The regime that scraps all qualifications for candidates. 140. The regime that is plagued by daily protests from people. 141. The thieves who pretend to be poor. 142. The regime that donates money to the so called poor. 143. The regime in which political leaders meddle with justice. 144. The democracy that makes living in prisons better. 145. The regime that crushes private sector deliberately. 146. The regime that starts public sector enterprises that bleed the economy. 147.The regime that bans god worship. 148.The regime that tries to put an end to its sacred religion. 149. The corrupt democracy which characteristically loots public funds. 150. Those who evade taxes in a welfare regime. 151. The regime that collects extortionate taxes to the outrage of public. 152. The demogogues who get richer than Kubera (the lord of wealth) under the guise of promoting equality. 153. The democracy that is founded on the support of the riffraff. 154. The regime that ignores the plight of the middle class. 155. The regime that intimidates a honest auditor. 156. The democracy that showers concessions on the riffraff.
157. The religion that orders violation of armistice. 158. The regime that captures a country and indulges in persecution. 159. The leader who plans to get rid of wealthy persons. 160. The regime that puts an end to discipline and merit and those who support this with glee. 161. The regime that blows its tax revenue in wasteful entertainment. 162. The regime that facilitates violation of contracts by framing malafide laws. 163. The regime that locks temples and lays temple tanks waste. 164. He who incites violence and pretends to control it later. 165. The dramatist who turns youth into mob by his dramas. 166. He who describes a wicked regime as golden regime. 167. The regime that swears by welfare and imposes hardships. 168. The regime that is regularly visited by natural disasters. 169. The regime that uses natural disasters as a lame excuse for its failures. 170. The regime in which prices rise meteorically. 171. The regime that claims abundance in paper and graphics. 172. The regime that reeks in fear, poverty and disease. 173. The corrupt regime that throws exam results for bribe. 174. The teacher who promotes the disqualified to higher class. 175. The regime that promotes imbeciles as officers. 176. The regime that appoints idiots as teachers. 177. He who fills offices with useless persons. 178. The renegade student who confronts and assaults his teacher. 179. The country that reduces college education into chaff. 180. The educated officer who incites caste enmity. 181. He who squeezes out bribe.
182. He who fulfills unethical desires with money earned through bribe. 183. He who lays down his life for a wrong cause. 184. The country that sows a litre of paddy and reaps a fistful of the same. 185. The regime that proclaims abundance and lands in famine. 186. The regime that helps in shrinking work and augmenting wages. 187. The unresponsive corrupt government office that ignores the suffering public. 188. The rulers whose only concern is position and power. 189. The regime that is cool to the petitions of the aggrieved. 190. He who feels bad if he misses even a day's earnings in thousands. 191. He who masquerades as officer to swindle the unwary. 192. He uses fine arts for a perverted cause. 193. Those who make life difficult for the silent majority in the name of Ahimsa. 194. He who is enthusiastic about participating in mob fury. 195. He who lays down ways and means of destroying culture. 196. He who reveals archaeological facts with ulterior motives. 197. He who distorts historical facts. 198. Those who berate and attack a noble society. 199. He who speaks always and only about income and money matters. 200. Those who read a lot of good books but remain wicked. Tamil Text and Transliteration of the above 101.
.
PASUVIN KANRUKKU PODHUMAANA PAALAI VIDAADHAVAN PAPI. 102.
. MAINDHANIN THEEYA GUNATHAI THAPPAGA OPPADHAVAN PAPI.
103 . . DHAARATHIN THOONDUDHALAAL THAAIYAI VILAKKUBAVAN PAPI. 104.
.
THAAYIN AANAIYAAL MANAIVIYAI HIMSIPPAVAN PAPI. 105
. THANAYOR VERRUPPAIYUM YERKKUM THAGAADHA PETROR PAPI.
106.
.
VAYADHAANA PETRORAI MADHIKKAADHA NAVEENA PADHAVIYAALAN 107.
PAPI.
. PENGALLAI HIMSITHU KEDUPPAVAN PAPI.
108.
. NAMBI VANDHAVALAI KAI VITTU VIDUBAVAN PAPI.
109.
.
ANDIYAVANAI
AANDIYAAKKA VALAI PODUM VILAI MAADHAR PAPI.
110.
.
VALUVIL ORU NALLONAI PATRI PINBU KAI MAARUBAVAL PAPI. 111.
. SIRANDHA KANAVANAI PUNPADUTHUM MANAIVI PAPI.
112.
. DHAAYAADHIYIN MENMAIKKU ULAI VAIKKA NINAIPPAVAN PAPI.
113.
. ANDAIYARIN NAL VAAZHVAI KAANA SAGIKKADHAVAN PAPI.
114.
.
NILATHAI SWADHEENAMAAGA AAKRAMIKKUM DHUSHTAN PAPI. 115.
. ORUVANUDAIYA AIVEJAI KABADAMAAGA KAI PATRUBAVAN PAPI.
116.
. PANJAAYATHU THEERPIL ORU THALAI PAKSHAM KAATUVOR PAPI.
117.
. THAANETRA CHACHARAVIL THAN VAADHATHAI SAADHIPPAVAN PAPI.
118.
. PALA AAYIRAM LANJAMETRU MOODARGALUKKU THERVALLIPPAVAN PAPI.
119.
. PIRA PAYIRGALIL KAAL NADAIGALAI MEYAVIDUBAVAN PAPI.
120.
. NADUTHARA MARANGALAI MOTTAIYADITHU AZHIPPAVAN PAPI.
121.
. DHAANYA ALAVAI KURAITHU VIRPPAVAN PAPI.
122. PANDANGALIL KALAPPADAM SEIBAVAN PAPI. 123.
.
THAYAARIPPIN THARATHAI KURAITHU VILAIYAI UYARTHUBAVAN PAPI. 124.
.
NALLORIN KURAIGALAI IGAZHNDHU PRACHAARAM SEIBAVAN PAPI. 125. THEEYA SEYALAI KANDIPPAVANAI VASAIGALAAL THAAKUBAVAN PAPI.
.
126. OORANGALAI VAMBALANDHU THIRAI MARAIVIL KAIYAADUBAVAN PAPI. 127.
.
PIDIPPATTA THIRUDANAI HATHU MEERI MEETTU POGUM THEEYAR PAPI. 128.
.
NEEDHIMANRATHIL POI SAATCHI PUGALBAVAN PAPI. 129.
.
KALAVU MOSADIKKU UDANDHAIYERPPAVAN PAPI. 130.
.
NEEDHIMANRATHUKKU MIRATTAL KADIDHAM PODUBAVAN PAPI. 131
. THANAKKU INANGUM THAGAADHAVANI JUDGE AAKKUM THALAIVAN PAPI.
132.
.
KAITHIYIN THOL MEEDHU KAI POTTU POGUM POLICE PAPI. 133.
.
VAANGIYADHAI THIRUPPI VITTADHAAGA SAADHIKKUM KODIYAVAN PAPI. 134.
.
MAKKALAI THAGAADHAVARGALAAGA THAYAARIKKUM IYAKKAVAADHI PAPI. 135.
.
MARANA THANDANAIKKU THADAI KORUM IYAKKAM PAPI. 136.
.
JAADHI INATHAI PAKKUVAMAAGA PUGATTUM VETPPALLAN PAPI. 137.
.
THANNALATHIRKKU CHATANGALLAI THIRUTHUM THEEYA THALAIVAN PAPI.
138.
.
PANAM AADAIGALAI VAZHANGI VOTE VAANGUBAVAN PAPI. 139.
.
VETPAALARGALIN THAGUDHIKKUM THADAI VIDHITHIDUMAAKSHI PAPI. 140.
.
MAKKALAIN EDHIRPUGALLAI ANDRAADAM ERKKUM MAKKALAAKSHI PAPI. 141.
.
EZHAI POL KAATI KOLLUM ANDRAADA THIRUDARGAL PAPI. 142
. NIDHIYAI EZHAI ENBORUKKU VAARI VAZHANGUM MAKKALAAKSHI PAPI.
143.
.
NEEDHI MANRANGALIL THALAIYIDUM THALAIVARGALIN AAKSHI PAPI. 144.
.
SIRAIVAASIGALUKKU VALUVIL VASADHIYALIKKUM MAKKALAAKSHI PAPI. 145
. THANIYAAR AALAIGALAI VAZHIVAGUTHU NASUKKUMAAKSHI PAPI.
146.
.
ERAALA AALAIGALAI NIRUVI NASHTAMERKKUM MAKKALAAKSHI PAPI. 147.
.
IRAIVANIN VAZHIPAATAI ERKKADHA AAKSHI PAPI. 148.
. THAMADHU PAVITHRA MADHATHAI AZHIKKA MUYALUMAAKSHI PAPI.
149.
. ARASU NIDHIYAI KOOSAAMAL PANGERKKUM MAKKALAAKSHI PAPI.
150.
. NALLAAKSHIYIL VARIYAI EMATRUVOR PAPI.
151.
. THAALAADHA VARIGALAI VAYIRERIYA KARAKUMAAKSHI PAPI.
152.
. SAMA VAZHVAI MUZHANGI KUBERANAI MINJUM AAKSHIYINAR PAPI.
153.
. THAAZHNTHORIN AADHARAVAAL URUVAAGUM MAKKALAAKSHI PAPI.
154.
. NADUTHARA MAKKALIN AVALA NILAIYAI PURAKANIKKUMAAKSHI PAPI.
155.
. THANAKISAIYAADHA AUDITORAI MIRATUMAAKSHI PAPI.
156.
. KEEZHORUKKU KOODAADHA SALUGAIYALIKKUM MAKALAAKSHI PAPI.
157.
. POR UDANPAATAI MEERA KATTALLAIYIDUM EM MADHAMUM PAPI.
158.
. NAATAI KAIPPATRI PIRRA MADHATHINARAI VADHAIKUMAAKSHI PAPI.
159.
. SEEMANGALAI OZHIKKA THITAMIDUM KATCHI THALAIVAN PAPI.
160.
. . OZHUKKAM THIRAMAIYAI THAKARTHU ERIYUM AATCHI PAPI. IDHAI MAGIZHCHIYUDAN VARAVERKUM THAAZHNDHOR PAPI.
161. . 162.
. VARI NIDHIYAI VINAANA NIMITHANGALLIL OZHIKUMAAKSHI PAPI. . OPPANDHANGALAI MEERA CHATTANGALIYATRUM AAKSHI PAPI.
163.
. KULANGALAI THUTHU KOVILAGALAI POOTIVIDUMAAKSHI PAPI.
164.
.
VANMURAIGALAI EVI ADAKKUVADHAI POL NADIPPAVAN PAPI. 165.
. ILAINNARAI KAALIGALAAGA MAATRUM NAADAGAMIYATRUBAVAN PAPI.
166.
. THEEYA AAKSHIYAI PON AAKSHIYENA PUGAZHNDHU KOLBAVAN PAPI.
167.
. NALANAI VANALAVU GARJITHU AVADHIGALAI THINIKUMAAKSHI PAPI.
168.
. IYARKKAI GORANGALAI MURAI JURAM POL ERKKUMAAKSHI PAPI.
169.
. IYARKKAI NAASANGALAI CHUTTIKAATTI KAI KAZHUVUMAAKSHI PAPI.
170.
. PANDANGALIN THAALADHA VILAIKKU MOOLAMAANA AAKSHI PAPI.
171.
. ETTILUM PADATHILUM UNAVAI KUVITHU KAATUMAAKSHI PAPI.
172.
173.
174.
, , BAYAM, VARUMAI, NOI
. MOONRUM IYANGUM RAAJYAM PAPI.
. LANJAM PETRU MAANAVA THERVUGALAI VEESUMAAKSHI PAPI. . THAGUTHIYATRAVANAI UYAR VAGUPUKKANUMADHIKKUM AASAAN PAPI.
175. MOODARGALAI
. OFFICERGALAAGA UYARTHUM AAKSHI PAPI.
176. MOODARGALAI AASAANGALAAGA 177.
. AMARTHUMAAKSHI PAPI.
. UDHAVAAKARAIGALAAL OFFICEGALAI NIRAPPUBAVAN PAPI.
178.
. AASAANAI ESITHAAKIDUM OZHUKKAMATRA MAANAVAN PAPI.
179.
. KALOORI KALVIYAI VERUM PADHARAAKKUM NAADU PAPI.
180. PADIPAALIYENUM JAADHI 181 LANJATHAI
. DHVESHAMOOTTUM PADHAVIYAALAN PAPI.
. KARANDHU VAANGUBAVAN PAPI.
182.
. LANJATHINAAL KOODADHAVAIGALAI SAADHITHU
KOLBAVAN PAPI.
183.
. ANIYAAYA KILARCHIYIL UYIRAI PARIKODUPPAVAN PAPI.
184.
. PADINELLAI VIRAITHU PIDINELLAI ERKKUM NAADU PAPI.
185.
. SUBIKSHATHAI MUZHANGI PANJATHIL KONDU VIDUMAAKSHI PAPI.
186.
. UZHAIPPAI SURUKKI KOOLIYAI PERRUKKA UDHAVIDUMAAKSHI PAPI.
187.
. BAADHIKKAPATTORIN MAGAJARAI MADHIKKADHA AAKSHI PAPI
188.
. PADHAVIYAI KURIKOLLAAGA KOLLUM AAKSHIYINAR PAPI.
189.
. AVADHIYODU THAVAMIRUNDHUM VARAN MARUKKUM OOZHALOFFICCE PAPI.
190.
. ANDRAADAMAAYIRAM THAVARINAAL VEDHANAI ERPPAVAN PAPI.
191.
. APPAVIGALAI SURANDA OFFICER KALAIYIL NADIPPAVAN PAPI.
192.
. THAGAADHA PURAKSHIKKU KALAIYAI PAYANPADUTHUBAVAN PAPI.
193.
. AHIMSAI PERAAL NALLORAI THINARAVAIPPOR PAPI.
194.
195.
. BAGIRANGA AARPPAATATHIL UTHSAAGAMERPPAVAN PAPI. .
PANPAATTAI KEDUKKUM MURAIGALAI IYATRUBAVAN PAPI. 196.
. PURAADHANA AAIVAI THAN NOKKATHIRKKU VELIYIDUVON PAPI.
197.
. UNMAIYAANA CHARITHIRATHAI MAATRI IYATRUBAVAN PAPI.
198.
. SIRANDHA SAMOOGATHAI IGAZHNDHU THAAKUVOR PAPI.
199.
. VARUVAAYAI THAVIRA VERU PECHUKKIDAM KODAADHAVAN PAPI.
200.
. PERUGI VARUM NOOLGALAI PADITHUM THIRUNDHAADHA THEEYOR PAPI.
Chapter - 4
201. He who misinterprets exalted tenets.. 202. The Pauranika (he who interprets Puranas) who condemns greed but amasses wealth. 203. The Pauranika who earns a lot of money by giving discourses but does not give charity. 204. He who instigates public against Puranas. 205. He who condemns heroes of Puranas. 206. A sinner may even attain world wide popularity. (Sir's contempt for popularity should be seen to be believed. He used to say that it is a sin to be a celebrity.) 207. He who rationalises his unjust deeds. 208. He who argues that everyone should be treated equally irrespective of merit. 209. The enemy who sheds crocodile tears pretending to be a friend. 210. The preacher who do not follow his own sermon. 211. The arrogant hypocrite who adopts double standards. 212. The wretch who berates the religious orthodox. 213. The impostor who sports religious symbols such as Vibuthi and rosary made of Rudraksha/Tulasi. 214. He who affects excessive devotion to God but lives a life devoid of integrity.
215. He who hates other languages. 216. Those who try to destroy the divine language. 217. He who diverts temple funds for other purposes. 218. The regime that gifts away temple lands. 219. The demogogues who grab government lands. 220. He who becomes rich by devious means. 221. He who steals idols of gods and sells them abroad. 222. He who belongs to any religion but faces divine punishment. 223. Any religion that uses death threat to convert. 224. He who depicts ancient people as fools. 225. The professional cheat who performs Homam to alter destiny. 226. The divine fake who performs ostentatious puja to draw crowds. 227. The black magician who takes money to solve problems. 228. The fake who assumes divine arrogance by controlling genies. (Ikshini) 229. He who coerces the innocent public to purchase fake talisman. 230. The divine fake who misuses his sacred spiritual position to enjoy worldly pleasures. 231. The obscene hermitages which function under the cloak of spirituality. 232. The preacher whose speech and conduct are at total variance. 233. Saint of any religion who eats meat. 234. The useless sage who grabs a modern bungalow. 235. The regime that proclaims any right to any person. 236. The regime that does not keep riffraff in their place. 237. The regime that winks at the atrocities of rowdies. 238. The unlawful wretches who indulge in mass destruction. 239. The divine fake who attains popularlity.
240. The divine fake who lures devotees by deceit. 241. The divine fake who bestows a noble image on a wicked person by associating with him. 242. The fake yogi who pretends to have overcome hunger and thirst. 243. The writer who helps spread fame of the divine fake with fictional works. 244. He who gives darshan claiming to be a divine incarnate. 245. He who misinterprets the sayings of Rishis of which he has no knowledge.. 246. He who invents perverse arguments by brain. 247. He who denies the concept of virtue and sin. (Papa and Punya). 248. He who feels that animosity is strength. 249. He who experiences great fear on death. 250. He who screams due from punishments in hell. 251. He who misappropriates funds collected in the name of charity. Original Tamil Text and Transliteration of the above 201.
. UYAR THATHUVANGALLAI THANNISHTAPADI VELLIYIDUVON PAPI.
202.
. PANAASAIYAI KANDITHU IVEJAI KUVIKKUM PURAANIGAN PAPI.
203.
. ERAALA PURAANA VARUVAAYILUM DHARUMAM IYAATHAVAN PAPI.
204.
. PURAANANGALAI OZHIKKA PODHU MAKKALAI THOONDUBAVAN PAPI.
205.
. PURAANA PURUSHARGALAI IGAZHNDHU NINDHIPPAVAN PAPI.
206.
.
ULAGIL PARANDHA KIRTHIYAI ADAIYAVUM KOODIYAVAN PAPI. 207.
. ANIYAAYA SEYALGALUKKU NYAAYATHTHAI KARPPIPOR PAPI.
208.
. YAAVARUKKUM SAMA ANDHASTHENDRU VAADHIPPAVAN PAPI.
209.
. MUDHALAI KANNEER VADITHU KAATTUM ANUGOOLA CHATTRU PAPI.
210.
. THAAN THIRUNDHAADHU NERIGALAI PODHIKKUM PADIPPALI PAPI.
211.
. THANAKKULLA
NIIDHIYAI PIRARKKU OPPAADHA AANAVAN PAPI.
212.
. VAIDHEEGA AACHAARATHIYAVANAI THAAKI IGAZHUM DHUSHTAN PAPI.
213.
. VIBOODHI RUDHRAAKSHA THULASI MAALAI URUTTUM VESHADHAARI PAPI.
214.
. NERMAIYAI ODHUKKI DHEIVA BAKTHIYIL MOOZHKUBAVAN PAPI.
215.
. ANNIYA BAASHAIGALAI DHVESHIPPAVAN PAPI.
216.
. DHEIVA BASHAIYAI AZHIKKA MUYALUVOR PAPI.
217.
. DHEIVA NIDHIYAI ANNIYA VAGAIKALLUKKU KAIYAALLUBAVAN PAPI.
218.
. KOVIL MIRAASU NILANGALAI DHAANAM VEESUMAAKSHI PAPI.
219.
. ARASU NILANGALAI THAMATHAAKIVIDUM AAKSHIYINAR PAPI.
220.
. MOSADI MURAIGALAAL SEEMAANAAGA MUNNERUBAVAN PAPI.
221.
. VIGRAHANGALAI THIRUDI
AYALNAADUGALIL
VIRPAVAN PAPI.
222.
. DHEIVA DHANDANAIYAI THAPPA MUDIYAADHA EMMADHATHINANUM PAPI.
223.
. KOLAI MIRATTALAAL MADHAM MAATRUM EMMADHATHTHINARUM PAPI.
224.
. NAMADHU AANRORGALAI MOODARGALAAGA VARNIPPAVAN PAPI.
225.
. VIDHIYAI MAATRA HOMAM SEIYUM PIZAIPPALI PAPI.
226.
. POOJAIYIL PARAVASAM KAATI KOOTTATHAI IZHUPPAVAN PAPI.
227.
. KOLLAARUGAL NEEKUVADHAAGA PANAM KAVARUM MAANTHREEGAN PAPI.
228.
. IKSHINI VIDHAIYAAL DEIVEEGA MAMADHAIYERPPAVAN PAPI.
229.
.
BAYAMURUTHI RAKSHAIYAI THINIKKUM CHEPPIDU VIDHAIYAAN PAPI. 230.
. NAVEENA PADHAVIYAAL BOGANGALLAI SAADHITHU KOLLBAVAN PAPI.
231.
. PUNIDHA PEYARAALIYANGUM AABAASA AASRAMANGAL PAPI.
232.
. BODHANAIKKUM
SEYALLUKKUM URAVATRA BODHAGAR
PAPI.
233.
. MAAMISA UNAVAI
ERKKUM
EMMADHATHIYA
SAAMIYAARUM PAPI.
234.
. NAVEENA BANGALAAVIL NAATANKOLLUM SAAMIYAAR PAPI.
235.
. YAAVARUKKUM ENDHA URIMAIYUM ARRIVIKKUMAAKSHI PAPI.
236.
. THAAZHNDHORAI UTRA IDATHIL VAIKKAADHA AAKSHI PAPI.
237.
. ROWDIGALIN SEYALGALI KANDU KOLLAADHA AAKSHI PAPI.
238.
. BAYANGARA NAASANGALLIL NAATAMERKKUM THAAZHNDHOR PAPI.
239.
. KEERTHIYAI ADAIYUM POLI
SAAMIYAAR
PAPI.
240.
. THANNAI
VANANGI
DHARISIKKA
VALAI
VEESUM
SAAMIYAAR PAPI.
241.
. KODIYAVANAI
NALLAVANAAKKUM POLI
SAAMIYAAR
PAPI.
242.
. PASIDHAAGATHAI
VENDRADHAAGA KAATCHI THARUM VILAMBARA YOGI PAPI.
243.
. KARPANAI NOOLGALAAL POLIYIN SAKTHIYAI
PARAPPUBAVAN PAPI.
244.
. THANNAI
AVADHAARAMAAGA KOORI DHARISANAM KAATUBAVAN PAPI.
245.
. THAANUNARAA RISHI
VAAKKUGALAI
MAARAAGA
KARRPPIPPAVAN PAPI.
246.
. VIBAREEDHA
VAADHANGALAI MOOLAIYAAL
VAADHIPPAVAN PAPI.
247.
. PAAPA PUNNIYANGALI POI
YENDRU
KOORUBAVAN PAPI.
248.
. MIRUGA
THANMAIYAI
SAKTHIYAAGA
KOLBAVAN
249.
PAPI. .
GADHI
KALANGUM
BAYATHAI
MAANDADHUM
250.
UNARRUVAAN PAPI. .
NARAGA
LOGATHIYA DHANDANAIGALLINAAL
251.
ALARRUBAVAN PAPI. .
DHARUMA PANIYIN PERAAL NIDHI THIRATTI KAIYAADUBAVAN PAPI.
PAAMARAN
Readers may be baffled to find many in the Pamaran list whom we consider "enlightened". This has happened because these days we rate a saint by what he has and not by what he has renounced! Strange but true. Intelligence, looks, the capability to impress etc are worldly qualities and fall far short of enlightenment. 1. He who knows not Vedas as words of God. 2. He who knows not the noble purpose behind Varnashrama Dharma. (Caste based society). 3. He who takes food thinking of God. 4. He who indulges in excessive food and sleep. 5. He who loves to hunt animals. 6. He who offers a portion of agricultural produce to God. 7. He who undertakes good, bad and faulty deeds. 8. He who takes pride in his worldly fortunes. 9. The noble artist who is not proud about his talent. 10. He who maintains his physique well. 11. He who gives alms out of sympathy. 12. He who gives charity to cover up his improper flaws. 13. He who gives away liberally for wine, gambling and women too. 14. He who tries to get even with enemies. 15. He who gives room to enmity. 16. He who instigates hard feelings out of enmity. 17. He who helps even an enemy in danger. 18. He who conceals his flaws and exposes the mistakes of his enemy. 19. The offended who is willing to do unbecoming deeds. 20. He who passes on his worries to the detached. 21. He who extends routine hospitality to friends. 22. He who is receptive to the rich and superiors. 23. The western inns which started to sell food for a price.
24. He who welcomes customers with a smile for money. 25. The modernised who show interest in latest fashion. 26. He who screams out of grief. 27. The good person who wants to give up bad thoughts. 28. He who narrates imaginary incidents calculated to boost his image. 29. He who does not fail to respect noble persons. 30. He who tests his luck in gambling. 31. The noble who fears dishonor. 32. The bad person who speaks without regard to anyone. 33. He who shows off his position in an exaggerated manner. 34. He who has to accept his position with regard to his qualification. 35. He who offers and accepts flattery. 36. He who finds fault in the help taken . 37. He who helps without expectation. 38. He who pretends humility to gain favours. 39. He who is not afford to ignore the famous and powerful. 40. The lazy who forgets himself in love stories. 41. He who also endorses meaningful stories. 42. The philosopher who is strongly attached to the world. 43. The lowly who are unable to appreciate the works of wise. 44. He who takes up unnecessary and unwanted workload. 45. The general public who are expected to obey the wise rulers. 46. He who longs for luxuries and comforts he can't afford. 47. He who wants to become a millionaire. 48. He who does not want to steal money belonging to others.
49. He who becomes arrogant with education. 50. The educated who condemns fallacious arguments. 51. The deluded who struggles to amass property for his great grand son. 52. He who works hard to become a political leader. 53. He who is delighted with increasing stock of money and wealth. 54. He who does not hesitate to accept cash prize. 55. He who lends money to a worthy borrower. 56. He who indulges in 'search and seizure' to recover loans. 57. He who grants some rebate in the loan amount. 58. The struggling innocent who borrows against anticipated income. 59. He who lends at consessional rate of interest against securities. 60. He who looks at sex shows with involvement. 61. He who pretends to be a perfect person. 62. He who remits lease amount as per terms of agreement. 63. The landlord who shares the loss of his lessee in a poor crop. 64. He who works fully for salary received. 65. The employer who pays fully for work extracted. 66. The employer who pays in excess too . 67. He who is prompt in attending his own responsibility. 68. He who takes up responsibility for known people. 69. He who gets angry. 70. He who is unable to get even with his offender. 71. He who kills animals for meat. 72. He who kills poisonous ones and insects. 73. He who kills out of uncontrollable anger. 74. He who is happy on becoming a father.
75. He who pets and fondles his children. 76. The parents who dot on their children. 77. The attached father who lets his child to get away with his pranks. 78. He who hates the mischievous child of his neighbour. 79. The foolish son who disregards his mother's well meaning advice. 80. He who keeps up the good reputation of his father. 81. Those dull witted who praise their stupid children. 82. He who focuses on the welfare of his family. 83. The obedient son who avoids sitting in front of his father. 84. He who does service to his parents. 85. The damsel who looks wistfully at an attractive male. 86. The man who looks wistfully at feminine beauty. 87. He who impresses women with appearance, wealth and proficiency in arts. 88. He who does not show interest in women. 89. The wife who leaves a wicked husband. 90. The husband who leaves a characterless wife. 91. The women whose hearts are deeper than ocean. 92. The husband who obliges an unfit wife. 93. He who tries to remove his poverty. 94. He who does not accept public counsel in partition. 95. He who goes to court for relative's property for which there are no claimants. 96. He who admits his mistake. 97. The teacher who does not leak question paper. 98. He who brings up two trees before using a fully grown. 99. He who plants trees for own use. 100. He who is attached to the "virtues" of modern metro cities. Tamil original text and it's transliteration of the above.
1.
. VEDHATHAI DEIVA VAAKENBADHAI ARIYAAVITTAALUM PAAMARAN.
2.
. VARNAASHRAMATHIN UNNADHA NOKKATHTHAI ARIYAAN PAAMARAN.
3.
. DEIVATHAI ULLATHILETRU UNAVAI ERPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
4.
. OONILUM NITHIRAIYILUM MIKKAVAN PAAMARAN.
5.
. UYIRINA VETTAIYIL VIRUPPAMULLAVAN PAAMARAN.
6.
. VILAICHALILOR PANGAI BAGAVANUKKALIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
7.
. NALLATHU KETTADHUDAN PIZAIYAIYUMERPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
8.
. THANADHU BOGA BAAGIYANGALIL PERUMAI KOLLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
9.
. THANADHU KALAI THIRANIL GARVAMERKKAADHA NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
10.
. PURRATHAI POSHAAKUDAN PARAAMARIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
11.
. IRAKKATHIYOTTI PICHAIYIDUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
12.
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THAGAADHA KURAIGAL MARAIYA DHARUMAM SEIBAVAN PAAMARAN. 13.
. MADHU SOODHU MAADHUKKUM VAZHANGUM PERUTHTHA KODAIYAALI PAAMARAN.
14.
. VIRODHIYAI VANJAM THEERKKA MUYALBAVAN PAAMARAN.
15.
. VIRODHATHIRKKIDAM VAITHU KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
16.
. VIRODHATHAAL PAGAIMAIYAI KILAPPIDUM KETTAVAN PAAMARAN.
17.
. AABATHU NERATHTHIL VIRODHIKUM UDHAVUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
18.
. THAN PIZHAIYAI MARAITHU EDHIRI KUTRATHAI KOORUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
19.
. ROSHATHINAAL THAKAATHA MURAIKKU MANAM KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
20.
. THAN KAVALAIGALAI PAASAMATRORIDAM MODHA VIDUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
21.
. VENDIYAVARGALAI MAAMOOLAMAAGA UBASARIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
22.
. SEEMANAIYUM OFFICARAIYUM PANIVUDAN UBASARIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
23.
. UNAVUKKU VILAI THUVAKKIYA MERKATHTHIYA
INNGAL PAAMARAN.
24.
. KAASUKKAGA PUNMURUVALUDAN VARAVERRKUM JEEVANAN PAAMARAN.
25.
. NAVEENA NAAGAREEGATHIL NAATANKOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
26.
. THUYARATHINAAL MANAM THAALAAMAL ALARUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
27.
. KETTARIVAI VILAKKA VIRUMBUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
28.
. THARPERUMAIKKU KARPPANAI POIYUM URAIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
29.
. UYARNDHORKKURIYA MARIYAADAHAI THAVARAADHA NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
30.
. ADHIRSHTA SOODHIL PALANAI PARISODHIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
31.
. MAANA HAANIKKU BAYAPPADUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
32.
. EVERAIYUM MADHIKKAAMAL PESUM KETTAVAN PAAMARAN.
33.
. THAN MADHIPPAI MIGAIYUDAN KAATI KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
34.
. THAGUTHIKALUKETRA ANDHASTHAI ERKAVENDIYAVAN PAAMARAN.
35.
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MUGASTHUTHIYAI UTHIRPPAVANUM ERPPAVANUM PAAMARAN. 36.
. KORAPPATTA UDHAVIYIL KURAIYAI KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
37.
. KAIMMAARU PAARAAMAL UBAKAARAM SEIYUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
38.
. DHAYAVAI NAADA KANIVAANA ADAKKATHIL NADIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
39.
. PERUM PADHAVIYENUM DHAYAVAI ODHUKKA MUDIYAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
40.
. KAADHAL KADHAIGALIL MEIMARANDHU MAGIZHUM SOMBERI PAAMARAN.
41.
. KARUTHTHAANA KADHAIKALUKKUM OPPUDHAL KODUPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
42.
. VEDHANTHAM ODHIYUM UDUMBUPAASATHIL UZHALBAVAN PAAMARAN.
43.
. MEDHAIGALIN NOOLGALAI UNARAMUDIYAATHA KEEZHON PAAMARAN.
44.
. VAZHAKKAIYUM VENDAATHA ALUVALAIYUM PERUKKUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
45.
. MELORAADHIKKATHIL PADIYAVENDIYA PODHUMAKKAL PAAMARAN.
46.
. NAVEENA VASADHIGALAI PERUKKA IYALAAMAL ENGUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
47.
. KODEESWARANAAGA UYARA MANAM KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
48.
. PIRAR PANATHAI KAIYAADA VIRUMBAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
49.
. PADIPPIN SERUKKINAAL MAMADHAIYAI KONDAVAN PAAMARAN.
50.
. VIDHANDAAVAADHANGALAI KANDIKKUM PADIPPAALI PAAMARAN.
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KOLLU PERANAKKU NIDHI VAIKKA MENAKKEDUM MOODAN PAAMARAN.
52.
. ARASIYALIL PADHAVIYERKA MENAKKEDUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
53.
. PERUGUM SAMPATHINAAL POORIPPAI KOLLBAVAN
PAAMARAN.
54.
. PON MUDIPPAI ALLIPPAI ERKA THAYANGAADHAVAN
55.
. VAGAIYULLAVANUKKU KADAN KODUPPAVAN
56.
PAAMARAN.
. UDAIMAIGALLAI JAPTHI SEIBAVAN
57.
PAAMARAN.
PAAMARAN.
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KADANIL ORALLAVU VAJAA SEIBAVANUM PAAMARAN.
58.
. VARUVAAYAI NAMBI KADANETRU THINARUM ARRIYAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
59.
. ADAMAANATHIL KURAINDHA VADDIKKU KODUPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
60.
. KAVARCHI KAAKSHIYIL UNARCHIYUDAN VIYAPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
61.
. THANNAI KURAIYATRAVAN POL KAATI KOLLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
62.
. KUTHTHAGAI THUGAIYAI OPPANDHAPPADI SELUTHUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
63.
. ARPPA VILAICHALIL NASHTATHAI PANGU KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
64.
. OODHIYATHIRKETRA PANIYAI SEYALAATRUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
65.
. UZHAIPPUKULLA OODHIYATHTHAI KURRAIKKAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
66.
. UNMAI UZHAIPPUKKU UBARIYAAGAVUM ALLIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
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. SUYANALA PORUPPIL VIRUVIRUPPAI KOLLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
68.
. VENDIYAVARGALIN PORUTTU PORRUPPAI
69.
ERPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
. KOBATHAI KONDAVAN PAAMARAN.
70.
. IZHIVUPADUTHIYAVANAI PAZHI VAANGA IYALAADHAVANUM PAAMARAN.
71.
. PULAALUKKAAGA JEEVARAASIGALAI KOLLUM KEEZHON PAAMARAN.
72.
. VISHARAASIGALAIYUM POOCHIGALAIYUM AZHIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
73.
. AATHIRA PONGUDHALAAL UYIRAI VAANGUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
74.
. THANATHU KUZHANDHAIYIN PIRAPPIL MAGIZHBAVAN PAAMARAN.
75.
. THANADHU KUZHANDHAIKALAI SEERAATI POSHIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
76.
. BAALARGALAI PUGAZHNDHU KONJUM PETROR PAAMARAN.
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. SANDI KUZHANDHAIKKU IDAMALLITHU MAGIZHUM PAASAN PAAMARAN.
78.
. VISHAMAM IZHAIKKUM ANNIYA BAALANAI VERUPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
79.
. THAAYIN NARBODHANAIYAI MADHIKKAADHA MADAIYAN PAAMARAN.
80.
. THANDHAIYIN NARPEYARAI KAAPAATRUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
81.
. THAAM PETRA MOODANGALAI PUGAZHUM ARIVEENAR PAAMARAN.
82.
. KUDUMBA POSHAAKIL KARUTHAI IRUTHTHUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
83.
. THANDHAI MUN AMARVADHAI THAVIRKKUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
84.
. PETRORKKU PANIVIDAIGALAI PURIYUM GUNAVAAN PAAMARAN.
85.
. KAVARCHI VAALIBANAI KANDU ENGUM NANGAI PAAMARAN.
86.
. PEN AZHAGAI ICHAIYUDAN NOKKUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
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PANAM KALAI SELVAAKINAAL PENNAI KAVARBAVAN PAAMARAN.
88.
. PENN ICHAIYIL VIRUPPAMATRA MAANDHANUM PAAMARAN.
89.
. KODUMAIYAANA MOORGANAI AGATRI VAAZHUM MANAIVI PAAMARAN.
90.
. OZHUNGEENAMAANA MANAIVIYAI VILAKKI VAAZHBAVAN PAAMARAN.
91.
. KADALINUM AAZHAMAANA ULLATHTHAI VAGIKKUM PENDEER PAAMARAN.
92.
. THAGAADHA MANIVIKKU ADIPANIYUM KANAVANUM PAAMARAN.
93.
. THANADHU EZHMAI NILAIMAIYAI AGATRA MURPADUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
94.
. BAAGA PIRIVINAIYIL PODHU MUDIVUKKU INANGAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
95.
. SANDHADHI ATRA AASTHIKKU VAZHAKKAADUM URRAVINAN PAAMARAN.
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IZHAITHTHA PIZHAIYAI OPPU KOLLUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
97.
. PAREEKSHAIKKAANA
VINAA
THAALAI VELLIYIDAADHA AASAAN PAAMARAN.
98.
. IRANDAI VALARTHU VAYADHAANADHAI PAYANAAKKUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
99.
. SUYATHEVAIKKU MARATHTHAI VALARPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
100.
. NAVEENA NAGARA PERUMAIGALLIL MANADHAI INAIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
Paamaran (cont...) 101. He who warns about the consequences of friendship with bad persons. 102. The Vaideeka who learns the Vedas by memory. 103. He who fails to realise the purpose of human birth. 104. The judge who is sympathetic to the prisoner. 105. The lawyer who hesitates to take up a false case. 106. He who does not let a verbal duel escalate to fisticuffs. 107. He who introduces reforms in the country. 108. The public who are not aware of the consequences of a perverse rebellion. 109. He who takes money from but does not vote for a bad candidate. 110. Those who vote without assessing the candidate. 111. The educated who oppose the regime which does away with all qualifications for an electoral candidate. 112. He who says that showering money on the so called poor does not bring down anti social activities.
113. He who says that those rulers who extend facilities to prisoners are doing so with an eye on votes. 114. Judges with a sympathetic mind set. 115. The regime where hospitals multiply despite having a welfare ministry. 116. He who says "then a healthy life with peace of mind; now a miserable life due to a variety of diseases". 117. The regime that inherits a neck deep debt burden from the previous one. 118. The citizens who evade taxes in a regime that indulges in extortionate taxation. 119. The poor class which praises democracy relying on the false promises of equality dished out by leaders. 120. The auditor who exposes the corruption of rulers. 121. The worker who refuses to attack his employer. 122. He who does not bow to pressure for conversion from other religions. 123. The regime that diverts attention from problems to sports and recreation. 124. The rich who were poor and who now hate schemes against the rich. 125. The majority of those cheated by a divine fake. 126. Those who protect divinity by constructing more temples. 127. Those who end up proliferating diseases by resort to modern science. 128. The actor who you enacts ethical conduct for money. 129. The innocent who pray to God for abundant drinking water supply. 130. He who says that natural calamities are due to deeds of citizens. 131. The regime that has high appreciation for modern scientific gadgets. 132. He who is unaware of the consequences of modern scientific gadgets. 133. The regime that appointed qualified and responsible teachers. 134. The regime that accepts qualified persons as clerks. 135. He who refuses to appoint unfit persons as worker. 136. He who behaves respectfully towards his teacher.
137. The educated who is not arrogant of his oratorical skills. 138. He who accepts what is forced on him. 139. He who demands his customary tips. 140. He who conceals income in a democracy. 141. He who lays down his life in a just revolution. 142. Those who are deceived by novelties. 143. The general public of recent past who were afraid to commit sins. 144. The regime which disposes of the petitions of the public promptly. 145. He who is crestfallen about aspirations belied. 146. He who talks big till his luck crashes. 147. The fortunate who excels in worldly arts. 148. He who indulges both in noble and ignoble arts. 149. He who shows interest in friendship with artists. 150. He who writes following wrong history. 151. He who is interested in worthless gossip. 152. The educated who has read quality books. 153. He who lectures fluently on lives of saints. 154. He who impresses audience with high sounding philosophical lectures. 155. The innocent who organises Homam for welfare of the world. 156. The dud who is routinely praised in felicitations. 157. The rich who donates with an eye on popularity. 158. He who introduces reforms in the country. 159. He who wants a long, prosperous life. 160. He who organises sacrifice with incantations (Mantra Homam) to thwart death. 161. He who is vulnerable to wrong friends or advice.
162. He who wants everything to happen according to his wishes. 163. He who focuses only on Vedic Acharam. (Rules for everyday orthodox living.) 164. He who does not see God in natural forces. 165. The regime which does not appropriate jewels belonging to temples. 166. He who makes offerings to overcome miseries. 167. He who manifests devotion to get richer. 168. He who spends his wealth on charity and regrets later. 169. He who is passionate about his mother tongue without hatred for other languages. 170. He who does charity thinking of a good life after death. 171. He who prays for a variety of objectives. 172. The Hindu who treats all deities equally. 173. He who affects humble conduct in temples. 174. The Hindu who believes dissolution of sins by penitential rites. 175. Those who believe dissolution of sins by their respective Gods. 176. The Hindu who sues for secularism. 177. The non Hindus who reject secularism. 178. The religions which reject the personal God without grasping the impersonal God too. 179. The religions which have no idea of the one and only supreme God. 180. The religions which consider the one and only supreme God as a talking God. 181. Follower of any religion who does not accept murder as a means. 182. Those who convert using show and pomp. 183. Follower of any religion who does not believe age of epics (Puranas). 184. He who changes his religion for worldly comforts. 185. He who approaches a divine fake for wealth and to get things done. 186. He who worships the divine fake who speaks like the messenger of God.
187. He who attempts to cure an incurable disease by treatment. 188. The professional magician who does not attribute divinity to his acts on stage. 189. The hermit who stays put at known places. 190. Buddhism that does not comprehend Maya (principle of illusion projected in the form of world). 191. The religions that does not accept cow as sacred. 192. The "Ananda yogi" of modern Ashramas. 193. The hermit who is involved in running organisations. 194. The unworthy hermit who uses modern gadgets. 195. The passionate person who desires liberation. 196. Those who don't indulge in destruction even if given crores. 197. He who believes the miracle stories about the divine fake. 198. He who treats both a genuine saint and a divine fake as equal. 199. He who is tainted by sight of the divine fake. 200. The disciples of a genuine saint who exaggerate his greatness. 201. The Ashramas which run secular organisations. 202. The modern Ashramas that carry no taint about them. 203. He who can even become a heinous sinner(Pathakan). 204. He who thinks of Asuras as heinous sinners. 205. The modern scientist with brilliant brains. 206. He who learns Hata Yoga by body. 207. He who thinks of immortality by a few virtuous deeds. 208. The base who think bodily strength as real strength. 209. The base who does not expect a punishing world. 210. The noble who take their flaws with them with fright. 211. The bad person who suffers punishment in hell.
212. The good person who takes minor punishments. Original Tamil Text and Transliteration 101.
. THEEYOR NATPPIN MUDIVAI ECHARIKKUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
102.
. VEDHATHTHAI MANAPPAADAM PAYILUM VAIDHEEGAN PAAMARAN.
103.
. MAANIDA JENMAAVIN NOKKATHTHAI UNARAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
104.
. KAIDHIYIN PERIL IRAKKAM VAIKKUM NEEDHIBADHI PAAMARAN.
105.
. POI VAZHAKKAI ERKA THAYANGUM VAKIL PAAMARAN.
106.
. VAAI CHANDAI MUTRINUM KAIYALAVUKKU MUNDHAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
107.
. NAATIL SEERTHIRUTHATHAI PUGUTHUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
108.
. THAGAADHA PURATCHIYIN VILAIVAI ARIYAADHA MAKKAL PAAMARAN.
109.
. PANAM PETRUM THEEYANAKKU VOTTALLIKAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
110.
. THARAM ARIYAAMAL OTTU PODUM APPAVIGAL PAAMARAN.
111. (
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(VETPAALARGALIN THAGUDHIKKU THADAI VIDHITHIDUM MAKKALAAKSHI) IVVIDHA MAKKALAAKSHIYAI OPPADHA PADIPPAALI PAAMARAN. 112. (
)
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. (NIDHIYAI EZHAI ENBORUKKU VAARI VAZHANGUM MAKKALAAKSHI) ENINUM THEE, KOLAI, KOLLAI KURAIYAADHENBAAN PAAMARAN. 113. )
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THAMADHAAKSHI KAIMAARAAMALIRUKKA UBAAYAMENBAAN ( AAKSHI KAIMAARAAMALIRUKKA SIRAIVAASIKALLUKKU VALUVIL VASATHIYALIKKUM MAKKALAAKSHI) PAAMARAN. 114.
. IRAKKA MANAPPAANMAIYULLA NEEDHIBADHIGAL PAAMARAN.
115.
. NALA ILAAGA NIRUVIYUM VAITHYASAALAIGAL PERUGUMAATCHI PAAMARAN.
116.
: . ANDRU NIMMADHIYUDAN AAROGIYA VAAZHVU: INDRU VIDHA VIDHA NOIGALAAL SODHANAI VAAZHVENBAAN PAAMARAN.
117.
. KAZHUTHALAVU KADAN VAITHA AAKSHIYAI SUMAKKUMAAKSHI PAAMARAN.
118.
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IVVAKSHIYIL ( THAALAADHA VARIGALAI VAIYIRERIYA KARAKKUMAAKSHI) VARUVAIYAI MARAIKKUM PREJAIGAL PAAMARAN. 119.
. SAMA VAAZHVAI NAMBI AAKSHIYAI POTRUM EZHAIGAL PAAMARAN.
,
120.
. AAKSHIYIN OOZHALAI THUNIVUDAN VELIYIDUM AUDITOR PAAMARAN.
121.
. JEEVANAMALIKKUM PREBUVAI THAAKKA MARUPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
122.
. ANNIYA MADHA PRACHAARATHIRKU ADIPANIYAADHA AAKSHI PAAMARAN.
123.
. PANDHAYAM KELIKKAIYIL NAATTAM THIRUPPIDUMAAKSHI PAAMARAN.
124. ) . THAAN SEEMAANAAGIL MUNDHIYA THITTATHAI ( SEEMAANGALAI OZHIKKA THITTAMIDUM KATCHI THALAIVAN ) VERUPPAAN PAAMARAN 125.
. THEIVEEGA POLIYAAL EMAARUM PERUMBAALOR PAAMARAN.
126.
. KOVILGALAI PERUKKI THEIVEEGATHAI KAAPPOR PAAMARAN.
127.
. VIGNAANATHAI PERUKKI NOIGALAI THAYAARITHOR PAAMARAN.
128.
. NEEDHI NERIYAI KAASUKKU NADITHU KAATTUM NADIGAN PAAMARAN.
129.
. KUDINEER THAZHAIYA KADAVULAI VENDIDUM APPAVI PAAMARAN.
130.
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MAKKAL SEYALAALUM IYARKKAI SEETRAMENBAAN PAAMARAN. 131.
. NAVEENA VIGNAANA SAADHANANGALAI PAARAATTI PUGAZHUMAAKSHI PAAMARAN.
132.
. VIGNAANA SAADHANANGALLIN VILAIVUGALAI ARIYAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
133.
. THAGUDHI PORUPPULLA AASAANAI NIYAMIKKUMAAKSHI PAAMARAN.
134.
. THAGUDHIYULLONAI KUMAASTHAAVAAGA ERKUMAAKSHI PAAMARAN.
135.
. THIRAMAIYATRAVANAI OOZHIYANAAKKA MARRUPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
136.
. AASAANIDAM PANBUDAN NADANDHUKOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
137.
. PANDIDHANAAYINUM VAADHATHIL GARVAMERKAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
138.
. VARPURUTHI KODUPPADHAI PETRU KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
139.
. VARDHANAI ENDRA INAAM MAAMULAI KORUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
140.
. MAKKALAAKSHIYIL VARUVAIYAI MARAIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
141.
. NEEDHIYAANA KILARCHIYIL UYIRAI IZHAPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
142.
. PAGATTU SAADHANANGALAI KAATTI EMAATRAPADUVOR PAAMARAN.
143.
. PAAVATHUKKU BAYANDHU VANDHA SAMEEBA KAALA THAAZHNDHOR PAAMARAN.
144.
. MAKKALIN MANUKKALAI THAAMADHAMATRU THEERKUMAAKSHI PAAMARAN.
145.
. IDINDHIDUM MANAKOTTAIYAAL KAVALAIYERPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
146.
. ADHIRSHTAM MODHUM VARAI VEERAAPPAIYERPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
147.
. LOUKEEKA KALAIYIL MEDHAIYAAGA THIGAZHUM YOGAVAAN PAAMARAN.
148.
. SIRRAPPU MATTAM IRUKALAIGALLILUM LAYIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
149.
. KALAIGNARGALIN NATPIL NAATANG KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
150.
. THAVARAANA CHARITHIRANGALAI PINPATRI THOGUPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
151.
. PAYANATRA URAIYAADALIL NAATTANGOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
152.
. SIRANDHA NOOLKGALAI PADITHARINDHA PADIPPAALI PAAMARAN.
153.
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PUNIDHARIN VARALAATRAI SIRRAPPUDAN MOZHIBAVAN PAAMARAN. 154.
. THATHVANGALAI VILAKKI SABAIYORAI KAVARUBAVANUM PAAMARAN.
155.
. BOO NALANUKKU HOMAMETRU EMAARUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
156.
. PAARAATTU VIZHAAVIL MAAMULAAGA PUGAZHAPADUM MANDHAN PAAMARAN.
157.
. KEERTHIYAI NAATTA KODAIYAI KONDA SEEMAN PAAMARAN.
158.
. NAATIL SEERTHIRUTHATHAI PUGUTHUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
159.
. NEENDA VASADHIYAANA VAAZHVAI VIRUMBUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
160.
. MARANATHAI THADUKKA MANDHRA HOMATHAI NAADUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
161.
. THEEYA NATPINAALO DHURBODHANAIYAALO MAARI VIDUVAAN PAAMARAN.
162.
. THAN ISHTAPPADI YAAVUM NADAKKA VIRUMBUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
163.
. VAIDHEEGA AACHAARATHIL MATTUM MANAMERPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
164.
. IYARKKAI SAKTHIGALAI THEIVANGALENA NAMBAVIDINUM PAAMARAN.
165.
, KOVIL AABARANANGALIL KAI VAIKAADHA AAKSHI PAAMARAN.
166.
. THUYARANGAL NEENGA KAANIKKAI SELUTHUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
167.
. PANA VASADHI PERUGA PARAVASA BAKTHIYAI KAATTUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
168.
. AASTHIYAI NARPANIKALILIZHANDHU PINBU VARUNDHINAAL PAAMARAN.
169.
. PIRA DHVESHAMINDRI THUN MOZHIYAI POTRUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
170.
. NARGATHIYAI NINAITHU DHAANAM SEIBAVAN PAAMARAN.
171.
. VIDHAVIDHAMAANA NOKKANGALLUKKU PRAARTHIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
172.
. DHEIVANGALIDAIYE PAARAPAKSHAMATRA HINDU PAAMARAN.
173.
. KOVILIL ADAKKAMAAGA NADANDHU KOLBAVAN PAAMARAN.
174.
. PARIGAARATHINAAL PAAPA NIVARTHIYAI NAMBUM HINDU PAAMARAN.
175.
. THATHAMARIN KADAVULAAL PAAPA NAASATHAI NAMBUVOR PAAMARAN.
176.
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EMMADHAMUM SAMMADHAM ENDRU ANAIKOLUM HINDU PAAMARAN. 177.
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INDHA UBADHESATHAI (EMMADHAMUM SAMMADHAM) MARUKKUM ANNIYARUM PAAMARA
178.
. URUVATHAI VILAKKI ARUVATHIYUM ARIYAADHA MADHANGAL PAAMARAN.
179.
. OREY KADAVULAI PURINDHU KOLLAADHA MADHANGAL PAAMARAN.
180.
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ADHAI ( OREY KADAVULAI) PESUM KADAVULAAGA NINAIKKUM MADHANGAL PAAMARAN. 181.
. KOLAI MURAIYAI ERKAADHA EMMADHATHINANUM PAAMARAN.
182.
. KAVARCHI KAAKSHIKALAAL MADHAM MAATRUVOR PAAMARAN.
183.
. PURAANA KAALATHAI NAMBAADHA ENDHA MADHATHINARUM PAAMARAN.
184.
. ENAIYA UDHAVIGALAI PETRU MADHAM MAARUM KEEZHON PAAMARAN.
185.
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AASTHIKKUM KAARIYA SIDHIKKUM IVANAI ( VIDHIYAI MAATRA HOMAM SEIYUM PIZHAIP
ANUGUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
186.
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DEVADOODHANAI POL PESUM AVANAI ( POOJAIYIL PARAVASAM KAATI KOOTATHAI IZHUPPAVAN) ADI PANIBAVAN PAAMARAN. 187.
. GORA NOYAI CHIKITHSAIYAAL POKKA MURPADUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
188.
. THANADHU JAALA VELAIKKU DHEIVIIGATHAI KARPPIKAADHAVAN PAAMARAN.
189.
. ARIMUGAMAANA IDANGALIL AMARNDHU VIDUM SAAMIYAAR PAAMARAN.
190.
. PRAPANCHA MAAYAIYAI ARIYAADHA BUDDHA MADHAM PAAMARAN.
191.
. PASUVIN PUNIDHATHAI ERKAADHA EMMADHAMUM PAAMARAN.
192.
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NAVEENA AASRAMANGALIN 'AANANDHA' 'YOGI' PAAMARAN. 193.
. LOUKEEKA STHAAPANANGALIL UZHALUM SAAMIYAAR PAAMARAN.
194.
. PUDHUMAIGALAI PAYANERKKUM LAAYAKATRA SAAMIYAAR PAAMARAN.
195.
. PAASANGALI PATRI MOKSHATHAI VIRUMBUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
196.
. KODI KODUTHALUM NAASA VELAIGALILIRANGAADHA MELOR PAAMARAN.
197.
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IVANAI PATRIYA ( KEERTHIYAI ADAIYUM POLI SAAMIYAAR) ARBUDHA PURALIGALAI NAMBUBAVAN PAAMARAN. 198.
. POLIYAIYUM ASALAIYUM ONDRAAGA POTRUBAVAN PAAMARAN.
199.
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. IVANAI DHARISIPPADHAAL ( KODIYAVAI NALLAVANAAKKUM POLI SAAMIYAAR ) DHOSHATHAI ERPPAVAN PAAMARAN. 200.
. THOOYAVAR MENMAIYAI MIGAIPADUTHUM SEEDARGAL PAAMARAN.
201.
. LOUKEEKA STHAAPANANGALAI NIRUVI VARUM AASRAMANGAL PAAMARAN.
202.
. NAVEENAMAAYINUM KALANGAMATRA AASRAMAM PAAMARAN.
203.
. PAADHAGA NILAIKKUM PINNERA KOODIYAVAN PAAMARAN.
204.
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ASURARGALAI PAADHAGARGALAI POL NINAIPPAVAN PAAMARAN. 205.
. VIGNAANATHAI UYAR MOOLAIYAAL SAADHIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
206.
. HADA YOGANGALAI UDALINAAL PAYILBAVAN PAAMARAN.
207.
. SILA PUNYA SEYALGALAAL PIRAVAAMAIYAI NINAIPPAVAN PAAMARAN.
208.
. UDAL BALATHAI SAKTHIYAAGA NINAIKKUM KEEZHON PAAMARAN.
209.
. OOR DHANDANAI ULAGAI EDHIRPAARAADHA KEEZHON PAAMARAN.
210.
. PIZHAIGALAI DHIGILUDAN SUMANDHU CHELLUM MELON PAAMARAN.
211.
. NARAGA LOGA DHANDANAIGALAAL THAVIKKUM KETTAVAN PAAMARAN.
212.
. ARPPA DHANDANAIGALAIYERKKUM NALLAVAN PAAMARAN.
Viveki 1. The foreigners who brought out the excellence of the Vedas. 2. He who avers that there was unity in caste based society. 3. He who does not accept food from mean people. 4. He who cuts down sleep and utilises the time. 5. He who dislikes non vegetarian food.
6. He who dedicates what he likes to God. 7. He who commits mistakes at times. 8. He who ignores good and bad in his life. 9. He who is happy about his honest deeds. 10. He whose heart is free from scheming. 11. He who considers giving alms within his financial limits his duty. 12. The rich who gives alms to fitting persons. 13. He who gives charity without an eye on future benefit. 14. The rich who maintain cows and Vedic schools. 15. He who discharges duties pertinent to his post that came in search of him properly. 16. He who does not want to hit back. 17. He who is accommodative towards his enemies. 18. He who tries to end enmity. 19. He who tries to reconcile enemies. 20. He who does not reveal improper deeds of enemies. 21. He who points out mistakes of his enemies confessing his faults at the same . 22. He who is not stubborn. 23. He who does not reveal his worries even to his friends. 24. He who welcomes strangers with affection. 25. The charitable inns that welcomed and provided free food. 26. The charitable rich who provided for stay too. 27. He who conducts himself with age old culture. 28. He who wails loudly from grief. 29. He who tries to achieve pure intellect. 30. He who tries to minimise harmless, silly lies.
31. He who does not violate rules even in a war field. 32. He who does not show interest in gambling and treasures. 33. He who focuses on character rather than wealth. 34. He who fears accusations. 35. He who treats those who approach him with respect. 36. He who is respected for being contented. 37. He who is honourable and generous. 38. He who does not make friends before knowing their excellence. 39. The artist who has no complaints about lesser collections than his talents deserve. 40. He who returns his gratitude for a life time in all possible manner. 41. He who does not use any subterfuge to solicit help. 42. He who can't avoid help from the generous rich and scholars. 43. He who grasps with attention the words of the old and wise. 44. He who puts ethics into practice. 45. He who is fit for higher education. 46. He who cuts unnecessary routine and uses such time on useful occupation. 47. The kings who rejected modern principles. 48. Brahmins of recent times who drew praise from foreigners. 49. He who focuses on elevating his self here rather than hereafter. 50. The generous rich who give without an eye on fame.
51. He who does not use what is entrusted come what may. 52. He who does not gloat or grieve under any circumstances. 53. He who does not focus on multiplying wealth. 54. He who does not keep off wealth that multiplies automatically. 55. He who does not spurn gifts.
56. He who lends to a good but unworthy person. 57. He who is not affected when cheated by a debtor. 58. The rich who adopt a flexible attitude towards the poor. 59. He who does not borrow on expected income. 60. He who returns hand loan of a dead creditor. 61. He who returns time barred loans with words of solace. 62. He who wants to see people established in good conduct. 63. He who conceals his qualification and competence. 64. He who does not do unethical business even if he will earn in millions. 65. He who shares the responsibility of his master. 66. He who refuses to accept in excess for work done. 67. He who completes the thankless job of those who approach him. 68. He who had less anger and more discipline. 69. He who makes his enemy realise his mistake though could have defeated him. 70. He who does not kill even cobras. 71. He who controls a boiling mind. 72. He who wants animals and birds to live and flourish. 73. He who loves children of others too. 74. He who is willing to punish his son for wrong committed. 75. He who brings up his children with discipline. 76. He who expects the same discipline from his slave and son. 77. Parents who don't praise their brilliant son. 78. He who avers that the deeds of ancestors affect their descendants. 79. He who does not diminish his focus on family welfare. 80. He who worships his parents as God.
81. He who does not respond to overtures from other man's wife. 82. He who is vulnerable to the looks of a beautiful woman. 83. The wife who serves her imbecile husband faithfully. 84. She who falls for a noble man. 85. She who renounces desires on death of her husband. 86. The wife who obeys her husband implicitly. 87. The poor person who improves on his conduct and deeds. 88. The good person who becomes rich. 89. He who gives no room for complaint in partition. 90. The heir apparent who does not intend to give up his claim. 91. He who does not back out on his commitments. 92. He who preserves secrets. 93. He who donates trees as well. 94. He who does not make a living on selling eatables. 95. He who avers that expansion of cities will lead to deterioration in culture and womanhood. 96. He who corrects the mistakes of known people without hurting them. 97. All Brahmins of recent past. 98. He who is eager to pile up his stock of virtuous deeds. 99. He who gives fitting punishment for crimes. 100. The regime which preserves forests.
Original Tamil Text and English Transliteration for the above 1. VEDHATHIN MAGHIMAIYAI VELIPPADUTHIYA ANNIYAR VIVEKI. 2. KULA PIRIVINAI KAALATHIL OTRUMAIYENBAAN VIVEKI.
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3. THAAZHNDHORIN UNAVU PANDANGALAI ERKAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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4. NIDHIRAIYAI KURAITHU NERATHAI PAYANPADUTHUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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5. IRAICHI INANGALIL VERUPPAI KONDAVAN VIVEKI.
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6. . THANAKKU PREETHIYAANADHAIYUM BAGAVAANUKODHUKKUBAVAN VIVEKI. 7. SANDHARPANGALIL MAASAI KONDU VIDUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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8. . THANADHU INBA THUNBANGALAI PAARAATAADHAVAN VIVEKI. 9. THANADHU NERMAI SEYALGALIL MAGIZHCHI ADAIBAVAN VIVEKI. 10. ULLATHTHIL VIKALPATHTHAI VILAKKIYAVAN VIVEKI.
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11. SAKTHIKUTRA EEGAIYAI KADAMAIYAAGA NINAIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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12. THARATHAIYOTTI EEGAIYAI VINIYOGIKKUM PRABBU VIVEKI.
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13. MARUMAI PALANAI KARUDHAAMAL DHAANAMANAM ERPPAVAN VIVEKI. 14. PASUKKALAIYUM VEDHA SAALAIYAIYUM PARAAMARITHA PRABBU VIVEKI. 15. VANDHAIDAINDHA PADHAVIYAI NERIYUDAN VAGIPPAVAN VIVEKI. 16. BADHILADI KODUKKA VIRUMBAADHAVAN VIVEKI. 17. VIRODHIGALUKKU VITTU KODUPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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18. VIRODHATHTHAI VILAKKA MUYALBAVAN VIVEKI.
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19. PAGAIVARIDAIYE NATPAI MEETKA MANAMUVANDHU MUYALBAVAN VIVEKI. 20. VIRODHIYIN THAGAADHA SEYALGALAI VILLAMBAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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21. . EDHIRIYIN THEEDHAI KOORI THUN THAVARAI KOORA THAVARAADHAVAN VIVEKI. 22. VEEMBAI KOLLAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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23. ANBARKALIDATHILUM KAVALAIYAI VELIYIDAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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24. ANNIYARGALAIYUM ANBUDAN VARAVERRPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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25. . VARAVETRU UNAVALLITHA DHARUMA CHATHIRANGAL VIVEKI. 26. . THANGUVADHARKKUM VASADHIYALITHU VANDHA PRABBUKKAL VIVEKI. 27. PANDAIYA PANPAATUDAN NADANDHU KOLLBAVAN VIVEKI. 28. DHUKKATHTHINAAL VAAI VITTU AZHUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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29. THOOYA ARIVAANA BUDDHIYAI ERKA MUYALBAVAN VIVEKI. 30. THEENGATRA ARPPA POIYAI KURAIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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31. . PORKKALLAMAANAALUM YUDDHA VIDHIGALIL THAVARAADHAVAN VIVEKI. 32. SOODHILUM PUDHAIYALILUM MANAM SELUTHAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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33. PANATHAI KAATILUM GUNATHIL KARUTHTHULLAVAN VIVEKI. 34. SOLLUKKU BAYAPPADUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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35. ANUGUVORUKKU MADHIPPALLITHU BADHILALIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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36. NIRAIKUDAM POL MADHIPPERKUM SEERIYA OZHUKKAVAAN VIVEKI.
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37. KANYATHTHUDAN KOODIYA PERUNTHANMAI VAGIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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38. MENMAIYAI ARIYAAMAL EVARIDAMAUM PAZAGAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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39. THUN THIRANUKKU KURAINDHA VASOOLILUM KURAIVERKAAN VIVEKI.
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40. AAYUL VARAIYIL IYANDRA VAGAIYIL NANDRI SELUTHTHUBAVAN VIVEKI. 41. EVVIDHA UDHAVIKKUM UBAAYATHAI KOLLAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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42. PRABBU MEDHAIYENUM DHAYAVAI THAVIRKKA MUDIYAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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43. MUDHIYOR VAKKUGALAI GAVANATHUDAN GRAHIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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44. LOUKIKA NERIGALAI SEYALILUM PAYANPADUTHTHUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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45. UYAR KALVIYAI ANUGA YOGIYADHAIYULLAVAN VIVEKI. 46.
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. AVAIGALAI ( VAZHAKAIYUM VENDAADHA ALUVALAIYUM ) SURUKKI PAYANULLADHIL KARUTHERPPAVAN VIVEKI.
47. NOODHANA KOLGAIGALAI THADUTHU VANDHA VENDHAR VIVEKI.
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48. ANNIYARGALAAL POTRAPPATTA SAMEEBA ANDHANAR VIVEKI.
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49. MARUMAI UYARVAI IMMAIYILE NAADUM MELON VIVEKI.
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50. . VILAMBARA NINAIVATRU DHARUMAM PURIYUM PRABBU VIVEKI. 51.
. OPPADAITHATHAI THEVAIYILUM PAYAN PADUTHTHADHAVAN VIVEKI.
52.
. EVVAAZHVILUM PERUMAI KURAIGALAI KOLLAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. AASTHIYAI PERUKKUVADHIL AAYATHTHAM KOLLADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. THAANAAGA PERUGUM AASTHIYAI VILAKKAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. ANBALIPPAI AVAMADHIKKAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. VAGAIYATRA NALLAVANUKKU KADANUDHAVI SEIBAVAN VIVEKI.
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. KADANUDHAVI THIRUMBAAVIDINUM KALANGAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. EZHAIGALUKKU VITTU KODUKKUM PRABBU VIVEKI.
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VARUVAAYAI NAMBI KADAN VAANGAADHAVAN VIVEKI. 60.
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THANDHAVANIRANDHAALUM KAI MAATRU KADANAI THIRUPPUVAAN VIVEKI. 61.
. KAALAAVADHIYAANAALUM ABAYAM KOORI THIRUPPUVAAN VIVEKI.
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. MAKKALIN OZUKKA KAATCHIYAI KAANA VIRUMBUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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THUN THAGUNDHA YOGIYADHAIYAI KAATTI KOLLADHAVAN VIVEKI. 64.
. AAYIRAM VANDHAALUM AABAASA THOZHILAI ANUGAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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EJAMAAN VAGIKKUM PORRUPPIL PANGERPPAVAN VIVEKI. 66.
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PANINDHA VELAIKKU UBARIYAAGA VAANGA MARRUPPAVAN VIVEKI. 67.
. ANUGUVORIN AADHAAYAMATRA PORRUPPAI MUDIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
68.
. KOBATHTHAI KURRAITHU KANDIPPAI MERKOLBAVAN VIVEKI.
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. IYANDRUM EDHIRI PIZHAIYAI UNARA VAGAI SEIBAVAN VIVEKI.
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NAAGA PAAMBUGALAIYUM KOLLAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
71.
. AATHTHIRAPPATTAALUM MANADHAI ADAKKUBAVAN VIVEKI.
72.
. PARAVAIGALUM PRAANIGALUM VAAZHAVIRUMBUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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. ANNIYA BAALARGALIDAM ANBAI KAATTUBAVAN VIVEKI.
74.
. THANAYANIN THEEDHUKETRA DHANDANAIKKU MUN VARUVAAN VIVEKI.
75.
. THAAN PETRA BAALARAI KANDITHU VALARPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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. ADIMAIYAI POL PUDHALVANAIYUM KANDIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
77.
. MADHI VAAINDHA MAGANAI POTRI PAGARAADHA PETROR VIVEKI.
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. MUNNOR VINAI PINNORAI THAAKUMENBAAN VIVEKI.
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. KUDUMBA NALANIL AKKARAIYAI KURRAIKAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. PETRORGALAI DHEIVAMAAGA VANANGUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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. ANNIYA VIRUPPUKKU AAYATHTHAM EDUKKAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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ROOPAVADHIYIN VALAIKKU VASAMAAGI VIDUBAVAN VIVEKI. 83.
. MOODANENUM MANAM KONAAMAL PANIYAATRUM MANAIVI VIVEKI.
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UTHTHAMA PURUSHANIN PAAL MANAMIZHAKKA KOODIYAVAL VIVEKI. 85.
. KANAVAN IRANDHAAL PATRUGALAI AGATRUBAVAL VIVEKI.
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KANAVAN VIRUPPATHTHIRKANU ALLAVUM MAARAADHAVAL VIVEKI. 87.
. SEYALILUM GUNANGALILUM MUNNERRIVIDUM EZHAI VIVEKI.
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. SELVATHTHILUM MUNNERRIVIDUM GUNAVAANUM VIVEKI.
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. PIRIVINAIYIL VYAAJIYATHIRRKIDAM KODAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. URIMAIYAI VITTU VIDA MANAM VARAADHA NER VAARISU VIVEKI.
91.
. ISAITHTHA VAAKIL PIN VAANGAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. VELI VARAKKOODAADHA ANDHARANGATHTHAI KAAPAATRUBAVAN VIVEKI.
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. VAAZHKKAIYIL VRUKSHA DHAANATHAIYUM VILAKKAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. UNAVU THIN PANDANGALLINAAL JEEVANAMERKAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
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. NAGARA PERUKKAAL PANBUM PENMAIYUM AGALUMENBAAN VIVEKI.
96.
. PAZHAGUVORIN PIZHAIYAI PUNPADAADHU THIRUTHUBAVAN VIVEKI.
97.
. SAMEEBA KAALATHIYA ANDHANARGAL ANAIVARUM VIVEKI.
98.
. PUNIYANGALAI SEGARIKKA AARVATHTHAI KOLBAVAN VIVEKI.
99.
. THEEYA VINAIKKU THIRAASU MUNAIYIL SIKSHAI VIDHIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
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. KAADUGAL AZHIYAAMAL KANKAANIKKUM AAKSHI VIVEKI.
Viveki (Cont...) 101.The regime which takes action against increasing crimes. 102. He who wants a strict code of conduct for higher police. 103. He who wants old customs and culture to come back. 104. He who is affected too on losing money. 105. He who avers that wrong rebellions will cause a bloodbath. 106. He who says that adult franchise is dangerous. 107. He who desires voting rights only for graduates. 108. Those who face the consequences of a bad government elected by previous innocent voters. 109. He who avers that snowstorms and earthquakes are the result of misrule.
110. He who says that in a bad regime floods will cause loss of lives and crop. 111. He who says that in a good regime heart rending daily crimes will not happen. 112. He who says in a real democracy there is no place for adult franchise. 113. The regime that insulates general public against unnecessary exposure to politics. 114. Then healthy children out of normal delivery; now beginning of miserable lives- says a Viveki. 115. Then a regime based on health and hygiene; now a downfall due to scientific gadgets- says a Viveki. 116. Even foreign regimes where peace and prosperity prevail. 117. The foreign rulers who offered safety and prosperity out of modest taxation. 118. He who says that highs and lows depend on past deeds. 119. The minister who does not become Kubera (god of wealth) in a democracy. 120. The regime that respects the charitable rich. 121. He who establishes public sector enterprises to generate employment. 122. He who does not advocate unfair means for gaining independence. 123. The leader who prosecutes a war to gain independence. 124. The regime who nips any fake in the bud. 125. The kings who dedicated large scale services to God such as construction of temples. 126. The British which governed without expanding the welfare base. 127. The regime that puts an end to criminals to check natural calamities. 128. He who dares not question the act of using natural calamities as an excuse. 129. He who avers that scientific methods poisons food. 130. He who investigates and exposes the dangerous consequences of modern scientific gadgets. 131. The intelligent teacher who gives marks only on merit. 132. The wise who stress tough examination for administrators. 133. The teachers who treats their students like their children. 134. He who does not accept modern education as real education.
135. He who rejects bribe even in poverty. 136. The incorruptible Indian bureaucrats in British regime. 137. He who does not cook up his accounts even in a bad regime. 138. The king whose regime is free of drought and flood. 139. Those bureaucrats who feel bad for the wrong policies of the rulers. 140. The officer who roots out corruption by prohibitive penalties. 141. The king who resorts to publicity in order to disseminate his good policy measures. 142. He who warns about a downfall due to expiry of luck. 143. He who enjoys refined arts. 144. He who is interested in contacts with philosophers. 145. The wise who condemn prejudiced books. 146. He who isinterested in meaningful conversations. 147. The research scholar who delves into oriental culture. 148. The Pauranika who lectures without an eye on reward. 149. He who does not get ecstatic even in a fervent session of bhajan. 150. The intelligent who appreciate the importance of wise men. 151. He who who will not accept the words of the learned as Veda (the final word). 152. He who wants old practices and customs to return. 153. He who does not waste his time in modern wasteful entertainment. 154. He who is vulnerable to tempting novelties. 155. He who desires the charitable rich and educated to multiply. 156. He who does not profit through milk and crops. 157. He who advocates purity too for the path of Gnana(enlightenment). 158. The noble person who is above enmity irrespective of his religion. 159. He who does not desire even a spec of dust (thurumbu) that belongs to a temple.
160. He who focuses more on honesty than devotion. 161. He who avers that prayers in good old days bore fruit. 162. The foreigners who appreciated the greatness of divine language. 163. He who worships God with a sense of duty. 164. He who does not allow modern articles in his puja room (worship chamber). 165. The charitable rich who administered temples. 166. The foreign wise men who researched expositions of Vedantha. 167. The king who ruled a country of divine religion and derived divine love. 168. The regime that belongs to any religion that receives divine blessings. 169. He who takes to devotion in his heart laced with reverence For God. 170. He who will not exhibit idols unearthed. 171. He who wonders at the spectacle of different Gods worshipped in different religions. 172. He who follows a proper code of conduct irrespective of religion. 173. Wise men of any religion who understood the concept of one god correctly. 174. The intelligentsia who examine the one and only culture prevalent throughout the world. 175. Foreigners who believe in polytheism. 176. Foreigners who researched the worship of Lingas (phallus) throughout the world. 177. The wise foreigner who knew the real single god. 178. The scientist who finds the content of Vedas mind boggling. 179. The detached who happens to live a worldly life. 180. He who is not cheated by a divine fake such as black magician. 181. The saint who lives in a public mutt. 182. He who avers that there is no guru for acquiring power of self. 183. The saint who does not preside over inaugural functions. 184. The preacher of flawless character who expounds scriptures.
185. Any regime who nips any impropriety in the bud. 186. He who appreciates innate greatness and bows. 187. The saint who is affected by hardships suffered by his past family members. 188. The pure who reject exaggerated references to them. 189. He who can slip to the position of Pamaran. 190. He who had understood Vishnu to be the king of Jagath (universe). 191. He who is fit to cut down his sleep. 192. He who practices devotion in his heart. 193. He who sees healthy and proper conduct as power. 194. He who takes flaws alongwith virtue in his journey to the other world. 195. He who receives penalties in the realm Of Yama.
Original Tamil Text and English Transliteration for the above Translation. 101.
. ANEEDHIGAL MALINDHAAL NADAVADIKKAI EDUKKUMAAKSHI VIVEKI.
102.
. UYAR POLICUKKU UTRA CHATTAM VENDUM ENBAAN VIVEKI.
103.
. ULAGIL PAZHAIYA MURAIGAL THIRUMBA VIRUMBUBAVAN VIVEKI.
104.
. PORULAI IZHANDHAAL KAVALAIYAI ERPPAVANUM VIVEKI.
105.
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.
IPPURATCHIYAAL ( THAGAADHA PURATCHIYIN VILAIVU ) NAADU RANAGALAM AAGUM ENBAAN VIVEKI. 106.
.
YAAVARUKKUM OTTURUMAI AABATHENBAAN VIVEKI. 107.
. PATTADHAARIGALIN VAAKEDUPPAI VIRUMBUBAVAN VIVEKI.
108.
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. ADHAN VILAIVUGALAI ( THARAM ARIYAAMAL OTTU PODUM ) SUMAKKUM PINDHIYA NALLOR VIVEKI. 109.
. PANI PUYALUM BOOGAMBAMUM AAKSHIYIN VILAIVENBAAN VIVEKI.
110.
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. UYIRUM PAYIRUM VELLATHAAL ( AAKSHIYIN VILAIVAAL ) AZHIYUMENBAAN VIVEKI. 111.
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. KULAI NADUNGUM ANDRAADA SAMBAVANGAL NERAADHENBAAN ( NALLAAKSHIYAAL ) VIVEKI. 112.
.
PODHU JANA VOTTAI THAVIRPPADHE JANANAAYAGAMENBAAN VIVEKI. 113.
.
KEEZHORUKKU THEVAIYATRA ARASIYALAI PUGATTAADHA AAKSHI VIVEKI. 114.
;
. ANDRU SUGAPRASAVATHUDAN MUZHUMAIYAANA SISUKKAL; INDRU THUVANGI VARUM PI RAVIGALIN THUYARAMENBAAN VIVEKI.
115.
:
. ANDRU AAROKIYA VASADHIGALIN ADIPPADAIYIL AAKSHI MURAI: INDRU VIGNAANA VASADHIGALAAL VEEZHCHI MURAIYENBAAN VIVEKI. 116.
. SUBIKSHAMUM AMAIDHIYUM NILAVUM ANNIYA AAKSHIYENUM VIVEKI.
117.
. MIDHA VARIYILUM AMOGAMUM ABAYAMUMALITHA ANNIYAR VIVEKI.
118.
. MUN VINAI PORUTHU UYARVU THAAZHVU UNDENBAAN VIVEKI.
119.
. MAKKALAAKSHIYIL KUBERANAAGA MAARAADHA MANDHIRI VIVEKI.
120.
. PRABBUKALUKKU THAGUNDHA MADHIPPAI ALLIKKUMAAKSHI VIVEKI.
121.
. PODHU JANA PIZHAIPPUKKU STHAAPANANGALAI NIRUVUM PRABBU VIVEKI.
122.
.
NAADU VIDUDHALAIYADAIYA 123.
THAGAADHA MURAIGALAI BODHIKKAAN VIVEKI. .
POR PORINDHU SUDHANDHIRAM ADAIYUM THALAIVAN VIVEKI. 124.
. EVVIDHA POLIYAIYUM MULAIYILEYE KILLUMAAKSHI VIVEKI.
125.
. DHEIVA UBAYANGALAI ERAALAMAAGA PANINDHA MANNAR VIVEKI.
126.
.
MAKKAL NALANAI VIRIKKAAMAL VAZHANGIYA BRITAIN VIVEKI. 127.
) .
IVAGALAI ( MAKKAL SEYALAALUM IYARKKAI SEETRAM ) THAVIRKKA PAAPIGALAI AZHIKKUMAAKSHI VIVEKI. 128.
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ITHAGAIYA PECHUKKU ( IYARKAI NAASANGALAI CHUTTI KAATI KAI KAZHUMAAKSHIYIN PORUPATRA PECHAI) BADHIL KODUKKA THUNIYAADHAVAN VIVEKI 129.
. VIGNAANA MURAIGALINAAL VISHA PANDANGALENBAAN VIVEKI
130.
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)
. ANDHA ( VIGNAANA SAADHANANGALIN ) VILAIVUGALAI SODHITHU VILAKKUM VIGNAANI VIVEKI 131.
. UTRA MAARKAI VIDUVIKKUM THIRANULLA AASAAN VIVEKI
132.
.
NIRVAGIKKUM KADINA PARITCHAI VALIYURUTHUM MEDHAI VIVEKI 133.
.
THUN THANAYANAI POL MAANAVANAI KARUDHUM AASAAN VIVEKI 134.
. INDRAYA NAMADHU DESA PADIPPAI KALVIYAAGA OPPAAN VIVEKI
135.
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. EZHMAIYILUM ADHAI ( VARPURUTHI KODUKKAPADUM LANJAM ) ERKA MARUPPAVAN VIVEKI 136.
. AANGILA AAKSHIYIL LANJAM ERKAADHA NAMADHU ADHIGAARIGAL VIVEKI
137.
. THAGAADHA AAKSHIYILUM POI KANAKKU KAATAADHAVAN VIVEKI
138.
.
VARAKSHAI VELLAMILAAMAL NAATAI RAKSHIPPAVAN VIVEKI 139.
. AAKSHIYIN MURAIKEDUGALAAL VARUNDHUM NIRVAAGIGAL VIVEKI
140.
.
KADUM ABARAADHATHAAL OOZHALGALI THAVIRKKUM OFFICER VIVEKI 141.
. THANNAI PINPATRA VILAMBARAMETRA VENDHAN VIVEKI
142.
. ADHIRSHTAM VILAGIL SARIVAI ECHARIPPAAN VIVEKI
143.
. VIDHVATH KALAIGALAI RASITHU MAGIZHBAVAN VIVEKI
144.
.
VEDHAANTHIGALIN URAVIL VIRUPPAMULLAVAN VIVEKI 145.
.
PAARAPAKSHAMAANA NOOLGALAI KANDIKKUM MEDHAI VIVEKI 146.
. SATHULLA SAMBAASHANAIYIL MANAM KOLBAVAN VIVEKI
147.
.
PURAADHANA SAMOOGA MURAIGALAI AAINDHU UNARUM MEDHAI VIVEKI 148.
. VARUVAAYIL KARUTHATRU BODHIKKUM PURAANIGAN VIVEKI
149.
. URUKKAMAANA BAJANAIYILUM PARAVASAM KAATAADHAVAN VIVEKI
150.
. BUDHHIMAANUDAIYA MENMAIYAI UNARUM MEDHAI VIVEKI
151.
. ARIGNARGAL VAAKANAITHAIYUM
VEDHAMAAGA OPPAAN VIVEKI.
152.
. ULAGIL PAZHAIYA MURAIGAL THIRUMBA VIRUMBUBAVAN VIVEKI.
153.
. NERATHAI NAVEENA POKKUGALIL VEENAAKAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
154.
. KAVARICHIYAANA PUDHUMAIGALAAL PINNERA KOODIYAVAN VIVEKI.
155.
. PRABBUKKALUM KATRORUM PERUGA VIRUMBUBAVAN VIVEKI.
156.
.
PAAL PAYIRGAL MOOLAM LAABAM ADAIYAADHAVAN VIVEKI. 157.
.
GNANA PAADHAIKKU THOOIMAIYUM KOORUVAAN VIVEKI. 158.
.
ENDHA MADHATHINANAAYINUM DVESHAMATRA SEELAVAAN VIVEKI. 159.
. KOVIL PORULGALIL THURUMBAIYUM VIRUMBAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
160.
.
BAKTHIYAI KAATILUM NERMAIYIL MIKKAVAN VIVEKI. 161.
. AKKAALA PRAARTHANAIYAAL PALAN KITTIYADENBAAN VIVEKI.
162.
. DEIVA BAASHAIYIN SIRAPPAI UNARUM ANNIYAR VIVEKI.
163.
.
DEIVATHAI KADAMAIYUDAN AARAADHIPPAVAN VIVEKI. 164.
.
POOJAI ARAIYIL NAVEENATHAI ANUMADHIYAAN VIVEKI. 165.
.
KOVIL NIRVAAGATHAI PANINDHU VANDHA PRABBUKKAL VIVEKI. 166.
.
VEDHAANTHA BAASHYANGALAI AARAAYUM ANNIYAR VIVEKI. 167.
. DEIVATHIN ANBAI ETRA DEIVA MADHA MANNAN VIVEKI.
168.
.
DEIVA AASIYAI ERKKUM ENDHA MADHA NALLAAKSHIYUM VIVEKI. 169.
.
ULLATHILLUM BAYA BAKTHIYAI ERPPAVAN VIVEKI. 170.
.
KANDEDUTHA SILAIGALAI KAATCHIKKU OPPAAN VIVEKI. 171.
. PALA MADHA KADAVULGALAI KANDU ADHISAIYIPPAVAN VIVEKI.
172.
. ANEEDHIKKU BAYANDHU NADAKKUM ENDHA MADHATHINANUM VIVEKI.
173.
. KADAVUL THATHVATHAI ARINDHA EMMADHA MEDHAIYUM VIVEKI.
174.
.
ULAGIN OREY KALAACHAARATHAI AARAAINDHA MEDHAIGAL VIVEKI. 175.
. DEIVANGAL IYAKKATHAI NAMBUM ANNIYAR VIVEKI.
176.
. ULAGIN LINGANGALAI AARAAINDHA ANNIYAR VIVEKI.
177.
. UNMAI KADAVULAI ARINDHA ANNIYA MEDHAI VIVEKI.
178.
.
VEDHA VIDHIGALAI ARRAINDHU AYARUM VIGNAANI VIVEKI. 179.
.
PROLULAGIL AMARNDHU VIDA NERUM VAIRAAGIYAN VIVEKI. 180.
.
MANDHIRAVAADHIGALIDAM EMAARAADHAVAN VIVEKI.
181.
.
PODHU MADATHAI IRRUPIDAMAAGA KOLLUM SAAMIYAAR VIVEKI. 182.
. AATHMEEGA SAKTHIKKU AASAAN KIDAIYAADHENBAAN VIVEKI.
183.
. THIRAPPU VIZHAAVIL THALAIMAI VAGIKAADHA SAAMIYAAR VIVEKI.
184.
.
SAASTHIRANGALAI BODHIKKUM MAASATRA MADHA GURU VIVEKI. 185.
.
THAGAADHAVAIGALAI MULAIYILEYE KILLUM ENDHA AAKSHIYUM VIVEKI. 186.
. ULLATHIN MENMAIYAI ARINDHA VANANGUBAVAN VIVEKI.
187.
.
KUDUMBA THUYARATHIL MANAM SELLUM SAAMIYAAR VIVEKI. 188.
. THAMMAI MIGAI PADUTHUVADDHAI MARRUKKUM THOOYAVAR VIVEKI.
189.
.
PAAMARA NILAIKKU PINNERAVUM KOODIYAVAN VIVEKI. 190.
.
VISHNUVAI JAGATHIRKKU ADHIBATHI ENDRU ARINDHAVAN VIVEKI. 191.
.
NIDHIRAIYAI KURAIKKA THAGUNDHAVAN VIVEKI. 192.
. DEIVA DYANATHAI HRUDHAYATHIL ERPPAVAN VIVEKI.
193.
.
UDAL AAROGYATHAIYUM NERIYAIYUM NINAIPPAVAN VIVEKI. 194.
. NERMAIYUDAN MAASUKALAIYUM KONDU POGIRAVAN VIVEKI.
195.
.
EMALOGA ABARAADHANGALAI ERPPAVAN VIVEKI.
Saadhu
1. The pure who is the repository of incomparable traits. 2. He who avers that today's "one caste" is rooted in disharmony. 3. He who does not disown attributed faults for the sake of sacrifice. 4. He who refrains from betraying his pleasures and displeasures. 5. He who is totally free of ego. 6. He who is pure at heart. 7. He who thinks that helping others is his duty. 8. He who teachers up a menial job for livelihood. 9. He who looks upon his enemy with love. ( Once I asked Sir how this is possible! Sir replied "you can come across my Gnani, but not my sadhu"). 10. He who will move away from a place marked by acrimonious exchanges. 11. He who is praised even by the characterless. 12. He who will lend his door to the neighbour and guard his house at night. 13. He who hesitates rebut even an outrageous charge. 14. He who does not mitigate his love even for wicked people. 15. He gives solace to those who share their worries with him. 16. He who welcomes guests with humility. 17. He who avers that ultra modern women will cause deterioration of society.
18. He who sheds tears out of grief. 19. He who is a humbly wise though appearing to be a dud. 20. He who speaks not untruth. 21. He who should not be considered for kingship. 22. He who must complete rare virtues. 23. He who fears anger. 24. He who willingly condescends from his appropriate position. 25. He who does not want to be respected. 26. He who does not want to hurt even a stranger. 27. He who is looked down upon due to his extraordinary humility. 28. He who accepts help out of genuine love. 29. He who should not only be helped but thanked too. 30. He who does not solicit help even in an emergency. 31. He who does not solicit recommendation for anyone. 32. He who works readily but does not show interest in reward. 33. He who understands the writings of wise men and interprets them. 34. He who is loved even by those different than him. 35. He who affectionately turns down increasing amenities. 36. He who returns whatever possible to those who helped him. 37. He whose familiarity does not lead to contempt but to more attachment. 38. He who does not want to remove his poverty. 39. He who thinks of wealth as an obstacle to liberation. 40. He who accepts the meagre offerings of those who come to him. 41. He who does not borrow even with a meagre income. 42. He who implores His Grace even if he is born as a worm.
43. He who does not demand back what he has lent or loaned. 44. He who does not conceal his flaws. 45. He who puts in excellent work regardless of his wages. 46. He who gets worried about those who are irresponsible. 47. He who remains peaceful even when provoked. 48. He who listens patiently even to a mad person. 49. He who shares in the joy of neighbours. 50. He who considers outsiders as his relatives. 51. He who ignores glances from other women. 52. He who hesitates to turn down even requests for carnal pleasure. 53. He who lives happily with a terrible wife. 54. The pristine maidens who were dedicated to service of temples. 55. He who is praised even by virtuous women. 56. He who gives away multiplying stock of money. 57. He who shares with his received what is received as his share in partition. 58. He who earns his wealth for his final journey. 59. He who will listen patiently to others who tell him what is already known to him. 60. He whose life has no secrets to hide. 61. He who does not discuss faults of anyone with anyone. 62. He who does not turn down hospitality though not interested. 63. He who achieves the goal of life well in time. 64. He who will consider what is lost as stolen previously. 65. He who is contented in reaping the fruits of his karma. 66. He who insists on voting rights for the charitable rich. 67. The Pauranika who announces the advent of many wonderful times. 68. He who avers that abolishing adult franchise is good for everyone.
69. He who is praised by known persons though devoid of any position. 70. He who avers that in a nation where there are no bad citizens water is free. 71. He who shrinks from the sight of demeaning behaviour. 72. He who avers only a few can appreciate higher education. 73. He who insists on service to guru. 74. He who sells his things to redeem that of others. 75. He who gives sweet words to everyone naturally. 76. He who avers other (non human) births for mistakes and slips. 77. He who calls those lucky who feel contented in deficit. 78. He who diverts his earnings from arts to good causes. 79. He who supports noble arts that appeals to subtlety. 80. He who is devoted to love and harmlessness. 81. He who though speaking incessantly does not indulge in idle talk. 82. He who draws admiration from friends that does not degenerate into popularity. 83. He who gives away what he has and accepts the consequent poverty with pleasure. 84. He who offers voluntary help for last rites. 85. He who does not give up kindness for fellow human beings though detached about wealth and relatives. 86. He who diverts the amenities that come to him to others. 87. He who says that grace of god is essential in the path of enlightenment. 88. He who looks graceful though troubled. 89. He who does not use a temple light to feed. (The implication is that he is so reluctant to use what belongs to a temple.) 90. He who avers that only the noble benefits from devotion to God. 91. He who avers that today's prayer is futile. 92. He who avers that the noble derive benefit from reciting hymns in the forthcoming births.
93. He who does not approve novelties in temples. 94. A sadhu with appropriate qualities can be born in any religion. 95. He who does not approve repentance as a means for remission of sins. 96. He who will refuse admission in divine religion to a Hindu sinner. 97. He who feels sorry about the absence divine touch in life. 98. He who is so simple that others won't notice him as someone remarkable. 99. He who avers that body and brain deteriorate by use of modern gadgets. 100. He who has blessings among the worldly. 101. The saint who abandons his pension and provident fund. 102. He who dislikes the sight of human greed and ambition. 103. He who benefits to a limited extent from Sanyasa. 104. He who completed the final stage of "here" (Igam). 105. The saint who does not pay attention to daily news. 106. He who has win the hearts of his neighbours. 107. He who loves even the mean. 108. He who visits those who want to see him. 109. He who only moves forward in the spiritual ladder. 110. He who is accompanied by wonderful traits in his final journey. 111. He who extends help to all living beings. 112. He who passes on entirely the surplus in a bountiful crop to the land owner. 113. He who is accosted affectionately by messengers of Yama. Original Tamil Text and Transliteration in English 1.
. OPPATRA GUNATHANMAIGALAI UNARTHUM THOOYAVAN SADHU.
2.
.
INDRAYA OREY KULATHIL BAYANGARA VETRUMAIYENBAAN SADHU. 3.
. THYAAGA NIMITHAM KURAIGAL ERKA KOODIYAVAN SADHU.
4.
. INBA THUNBANGALAI KAATI KOLLAADHAVAN SADHU.
5.
. THAAN ENDRA AGAM ARAVE AGANDRAVAN SADHU.
6.
. AGATHIL KALANGATHAI KOLLADHAVAN SADHU.
7.
. EVARUKKUM SAGAAYA UDHAVIYAI KADAMAIYAAGA NINAIPPAVAN SADHU.
8.
. ARPPA JEEVANATHIL VAAZHKAIYAI VIRUMBUBAVAN SADHU.
9.
. BAGAIVANAI NESATHUDAN NOKKUBAVAN SADHU.
10.
. AATHIRAVASAIGAL NIGAZUMIDAMIRUNDHU NAZHUVI VIDUVAAN SADHU.
11.
. OZUKKAMATRAVARGALAALUM POTRAPADUBAVAN SADHU.
12.
. KADHAVAI OORAANUKKU UDHAVI IRAVIL THUN VEETAI KAAPPAVAN SADHU.
13.
. ABAANDATHAI KOORINAALUM MARUKKA THAYANGUBAVAN SADHU.
14.
. PAADHAGARKALIDATHILUM ANBAI KURAIKKAADHAVAN SADHU.
15.
. KAVALAIYAI VIDUVIPPORKKU AARUDHALAI KODUPPAVAN SADHU.
16.
. NUZHAINDHAVARGALAI VINAYATHUDAN UBASARIPPAVAN SADHU.
17.
. NAVEENA NAAGARIGA PENDIRAAL SAMOOGAM SEERAZHIYUM ENBAAN SADHU.
18.
. SOGATHINAAL KANNEER VADIPPAVAN SADHU.
19.
. MANDHANAI POLIRUNDHUM OOR ADAKKAMAANA ARIGNAN SADHU.
20.
. ASATHIYATHAI PESAADHAVAN SADHU.
21.
. AAKSHIYAI ERKA ANUGAKKOODAADHAVAN SADHU.
22.
. ABOORVA GUNANGALAIYUM MUDIKKA VENDIYA NILAI SADHU.
23.
. KOBATHUKKU BAYAPPADUBAVAN SADHU.
24.
. THAGUNDHA MADHIPPAI THAAZHTHI KOLBAVAN SADHU.
25.
.
MADHIPPU VANDHUVIDAAMAL VAAZHA NINAIPPAVAN SADHU. 26.
. ANNIYARIN MANAMUM KONAAMAL NADANDHU KOLBAVAN SADHU.
27.
. THAAZHVUDAN PANIVADHAAL KURAIVAAGAVUM KARUDHAPADUBAVAN SADHU.
28.
. ANBAANA UDHAVIGALAI ETRU KOLBAVAN SADHU.
29.
. UDHAVIYALITHU NANDRIYUM SELUTHAPPADA VENDIYAVAN SADHU.
30.
. NERUKKADIYILUM UDHAVIYAI KORAADHAVAN SADHU.
31.
. EVARUKKAGAVUM SIBAARSU DHAYAVUKKU POGAADHAVAN SADHU.
32.
. PANIKKU MUNDHUBAVANUM AADHAAYATHUKKU PINDHUBAVANUM SADHU.
33.
. BUDHIMAANIN EZHUTHUKKALAI UNARNDHU VILAKKUBAVAN SADHU.
34.
. ENAIYA RAGATHINARAALUM NESATHAI NAADAPPADUBAVAN SADHU.
35.
. PERUKKAMAANA VASADHIGALI ANBUDAN MARUPPAVAN SADHU.
36.
. UDHAVIYAVANUKKU
THUNNAALAANADHAI THIRUPPUVAAN SADHU.
37.
. PAZHAGA PAZHAGA THEVITAADHA VASEEGARAMUDAIYAVAN SADHU.
38.
. EZHMAIYAI AGATRA MANAMILLAADHAVAN SADHU.
39.
. KADAI
THERUVADHARKKU AASTHIYAI THADAIYAAGA NINAIPPAVAN SADHU.
40.
. PAZHAGUVORIN ARPPA KAANIKKAIYAI MARUKKADHAVAN SADHU.
41.
. ARPPA VARUVAAYILUM KADAN VAANGAADHAVAN SADHU.
42.
. PUZHU PIRAVIYENUM AVAN NINAIVAI YAASIPPAVANUM SADHU.
43.
. KADANO IRAVALO VAANGIYAVANAI THIRUPPI KELLAAN SADHU.
44.
. THANAKKU ARPPA KURAIGAL NERNDHAALUM MARAIKKAADHAVAN SADHU.
45.
. OODHIYA ALAVAI KARUDHAADHU THIRUNDHA PANIYAATRUBAVAN SADHU.
46.
. PORUPPATRAVANAI KANDU KAVALAI
47.
. AATHIRAMOOTINAALUM
48.
ERPPAVAN SADHU.
SAANTHATHAI VAGIPPAVAN SADHU. .
PITHANIN PECHAIYUM PORUMAIYUDAN KETPAAN SADHU. 49.
. ANDAIYARGALIN MAGIZCHIYIL PANGERPPAVAN SADHU.
50.
. ANNIYARAI UTRAARAI POL KARUDHUBAVAN SADHU.
51.
. ANNIYA VAAIPIRUNDHUM KANDU KOLLADHAVAN SADHU.
52.
. ICHAIKKU KORINAALUM MARUKKA THAYANGUBAVAN SADHU.
53.
. THAARUMAARAANA MANAIVIYUDANUM MAGIZHNDHU VAAZHBAVAN SADHU.
54.
. KOVILGALAI PARAAMARITHU VANDHA PAVITHRA KANNIGAIGAL SADHU.
55.
. SIRANDHA PENMANIGALALUM POTRAPADUBAVAN SADHU.
56.
. PERUGUM PANATHAI DHARUMAM PURINDHU VIDUBAVAN SADHU.
57.
. PIRIVINAIYIL VARUVADHAI URAVINARKUM UDHAVUBAVAN SADHU.
58.
. IRUDHI PAYANATHIRKAANA IVEJAI SAMBAADHIPPAVAN SADHU.
59.
. THAANARINDHADHAI URAITHAALUM PORUMAIYUDAN ERPPAAN SADHU.
60.
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RAGASYATHIRKIDAM VAITHU KOLLAADHAVAN SADHU. 61.
. YAAVARIN KURAIGALAIYUM EVARIDAMUM PESAADHAVAN SADHU.
62.
. ANBAANA UBASARIPIL MANAM ATRUM MARUKKADHAVAN SADHU.
63.
. PIRAVIYIN THEVAIYAI KAALATHIL SEGARIPPAVAN SADHU.
64.
. THAVARAANA SIKSHAIYAIYUM MANAMUVANDHU ERPPAVAN SADHU.
65.
. IZHANDHADHAI MUNBU KAVARNDHADHAAGA AARUDHAL ERPPAN SADHU.
66.
. PRABBUKKALUKKU OTTU URIMAI MUKYAM ENBAAN SADHU.
67.
. PALA ADHISAIYA KAALANGALAI ARIVIKKU PURAANIGAN SADHU.
68.
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YAAVARIN NALANUKKUM IMMURAIYE (KEEZHORUKKU THEVAIYATRA ARASIYALAI PUGATTAADHA AAKSHI ) SIRANDHADHENBAAN SADHU. 69.
. YAADHORU PADHAVIYATRUM PAZHAGUVOR PUGAZHUKKURIYAVAN SADHU.
70.
. THEEYOR PERUGAADHA NAATIL INAAM KUDI NEER ENBAAN SADHU.
71.
. THAGAADHA GUNANGALAI KANKAANA PORUKKAADHAVAN SADHU.
72.
. MEL KALVIYAI ORU SILAREY UNARA MUDIYUM ENBAAN SADHU.
73.
. GURUVUKKU PANIVIDAIGALAI VARPURUTHUBAVAN SADHU.
74.
. THUN PORULAI VITRU PIRAR PORULAI MEETU THARUBAVAN SADHU.
75.
. IYALBAANA INIMAI VAAKAI EVARIDAMUM THAVARAADHAVAN SADHU.
76.
. PIZHAI THAVARUGALUKKU MATRAIYA PIRAVIGALENBAAN SADHU.
77.
. KURAIVIRUNDHUM NIRAIVIRUNDHAAL BAAGYAVAAN ENBAAN SADHU.
78.
. KALAIYIN VARUVAAIYAI NARPANIGALUKKU THIRUPPUVAAN SADHU.
79.
. KARUTHAI CHITHARIKKUM KALAIYAI AAMODHIPPAVAN SADHU.
80.
. ANBILUM AHIMSAIYILUM PATRAI ETRAVAN SADHU.
81.
. OYAADHA PECHAI ETRAALUM THUN NAAVAI VEENAAKAADHAVAN SADHU.
82.
. PAZHAGUVORIN PUGAZHIRUNDHUM KEERTHIYAI ADAIYAADHAVAN SADHU.
83.
. KETPORUKKIRUPPADHAI VAZHANGI EZHMAIYIL MAGIZHBAVAN SADHU.
84.
. PREDHA ADAKKATHIRUKKU UDHAVA THAANE MUN VARUVAAN SADHU.
85.
. PORUL PAASAM AGANDRUM MAANIDA PAASATHAI VIDAADHAVAN SADHU.
86.
. THANAKKU VAAIKKUM VASADHIGALAI PIRARKKALLIPPAVAN SADHU.
87.
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ADHE PAADHAIKKU ( GNAANA PAADHAIKKU ) BAGAVAANIN ARULLUM THEVAI ENBAAN SADHU. 88.
. SANCHALAMETRAALUM KANIVUDAN KAANBAVAN SADHU.
89.
. KOVIL VILAKKIL PASIYAARAADHAVAN SADHU.
90.
. BAKTHIYIN PALAN UTHAMANUKKU MATTUM ENBAAN SADHU.
91.
. IKAALA PRAARTHANAIYAAL PALAN KITTAADHENBAAN SADHU.
92.
. THUDHIGALAAL NALLONUKKU MARUMAI PALENBAAN SADHU.
93.
. KOVILGALIL NAVEENA KAVARCHIGALAI OPPAADHAVAN SADHU.
94.
. ENAIYA GUNANGALUM PORUNDHIYA EMMADHATHINANUM SADHU.
95.
. VARUNDHI OPPUDHALAAL PAAPAM VILAGUVADHAI ERKAADHAVAN SADHU.
96.
. HINDU PAAPIKKU DHEIVA MADHATHIL URIMAI OPPAAN SADHU.
97.
. DHEIVA THODARBU ATRU PONADHAAL VARUNDHUBAVAN SADHU.
98.
. THANNAI ORU PORUTTAAGA NINAIKKA IDAMALLIKAADHAVAN SADHU.
99.
. VIGNAANA PUDHUMAIGALAAL UDAL MOOLAI PAAZHAGUM ENBAAN SADHU.
100.
. PORULULAGATHINARUL DHEIVA AASIYAI PETRAVAN SADHU.
101.
. PENSIONAIYUM MOOLA NIDHIYAIYUM UDHARIVIDUM SAAMIYAR SADHU.
102.
. ADUTHADUTHU THAAVUM PORAASAIYAI KAANA PIDIKKAADHAVAN SADHU.
103.
. SANYAASATHIN PALANAI ORALAVU ERPPAVAN SADHU
104.
. IGATHIN KADAISI NILAIYAI MUDIPPAVAN SADHU.
105.
. ARPPANAIYUM ANBUDAN NESIPPAVAN SADHU.
106.
. THANNAI KAANA ARVAMMULLORIDAM THAANE VIRAIVAAN SADHU.
107.
. THUN NILAIYILEYE MUNNERUBAVAN SADHU.
108.
. SIVANAI SABTHA MANDALATHIRGADHIBATHI ENBAAN SADHU.
109.
. ARPUDHAMAANA MANO THANMAIGALAI AZHAITHU POVAAN SADHU.
110.
. EMA DHOODHARGALAAL ANBUDAN AZHAIKKAPADUVAAN SADHU.
111.
. JEEVA RAASIGALUKKU UDHAVI DHAANAM VAZHANGUBAVAN SADHU.
112.
. AMOGA VILAICHALIL UBARIYAI MIRAASUKKE ALLIPPAVAN SADHU.
Sirantha Viveki 1. He who eats moderately. 2. He who reduces intake and undertakes upavaasam. (hunger observed on auspicious days). 3. He who welcomes pleasures and adversities. 4. The king who is proud of his efforts to perpetrate justice. 5. He who does not indulge in decking up his body. 6. He who warns his enemy out of benevolence. 7. He who does not treat an opponent as enemy. 8. He who incurs the wrath of a despot. 9. He who neither loves nor hates anyone. 10. He who does not allow himself to be bothered over the problems of others. 11. He who enquires those who approach him lovingly. 12. He who does not approve culture bereft of hygiene. 13. He who looks at mother earth out of agony
14. He who is a wise philosopher. 15. He who does not inquire into his future. 16. He who need not function like a sadhu. (Altruist). 17. He who does not respect a rascal though he may be a king. 18. He who is respected by a king of another country. 19. He who accepts help from worthy persons. 20. He who sets down rules for ethical and spiritual realms. 21. He who has overcome attachment to money and people by initiation into higher education. 22. He who prescribes conditions for higher education. 23. He who disapproves expensive dresses and ornaments. 24. He who speaks about the advantages of heriditory profession. 25. He who abandons most of modern amenities. 26. He who is worried about proliferation of modern culture. 27. He who gets interested in philosophical pursuits. 28. The detached who sublimates his mind. 29. He who turns down titles though not a popular person. 30. He who accepts slavery to repay a family debt. 31. He who repays the annulled debt of his grand father. 32. He who is cautious in contracting debts. 33. He who tears away his important certificates and documents. 34. The farsighted wise man. 35. He who will not hesitate to attack an animal that approaches to kill him. 36. He who points out the mistake of king without hesitation. 37. He who is untouched by the death of his offspring. 38. He who takes care without getting attached.
39. He who accepts punishment for his mistakes. 40. He who does not think about the future of his son. 41. He who looks upon himself as a debtor to his family. 42. He who is reluctant to look at beautiful women. 43. He who emphasises the noble traits of women. 44. He who is not attached to even a virtuous wife. 45. She who prefers a virtuous husband though he is ugly. 46. He who gives up his property to the litigant. 47. He who refrains from laughing aloud in a hilarious situation. 48. He who condemns fake astrologers. 49. He who exposes defects of government through his dramas. 50. Most of the Brahmins who lived in the middle ages. 51. He who understands the value of time. 52. The king who can never go wrong. 53. The judge who does not get close to even virtuous persons. 54. He who has peace of mind. 55. He who avers that wicked persons are beyond reform. 56. He who wants voting rights for the wise adult. 57. He who avers that fertility of land and abundance of water is related to quality of regime. 58. The intellectual who composes literary dramas. 59. He who avers that the world will not reform by advice. 60. He who does not approve investigations into god's creation. 61. He who warns about the ultimate destruction wrought by modern science. 62. He who will refuse to offer a job to his unqualified son. 63. He who warns about the consequences of relaxing norms in education.
64. The king who concerts his subjects into noble citizens. 65. He who abdicates his post in an improper regime. 66. He who avers that fortune is not subservient to command. 67. The wise man who teaches purity through living. 68. He who is indifferent to entertainment. 69. He who opposes scientific exhibitions. 70. He who interprets the works of intellectuals on epics. 71. He who does not indulge in idle talk. 72. He who knows how the commoner was spoilt by print. 73. He who is not shocked even when his house burns. 74. The wise man who is not popular among the public. 75. He who welcomes death. 76. He who does not change his mind even if tempted with the wish yielding cow Kamadhenu. 77. He who avers that a regime will wither without the charitable rich. 78. He who is above restlessness. 79. He who avers that devotion is not obtained by getting emotional. 80. He who hands over his needs to god. 81. He who donates true education. 82. He who does not think much of friendship with kings. 83. He who says that there are many "one and only god " in the age of Kali.
84. He who prescribes a sacrifice to repent a wrong deed. 85. He who avers the disappearance of divinity due to proliferation of sins. 86. He who has evolved in simple, natural life. 87. He who prepares himself for the world of god.
88. He who is fit to adopt Sanyasa. (sainthood) 89. The Sanyasi who is exempted from the births of a few insects. 90. The Sanyasi who kindly turn down an offer for a feast. 91. He who avers that soul is immortal. 92. He who is in the threshold of spiritual life. (Param) 93. The Sanyasi who does not enquire the well-being of others. 94. The Sanyasi who does not cross the steps of a residence. 95. The regime that awarded death for violation of code of conduct. 96. A holy Sanyasi who is not popular. 97. A Sanyasi who is experiencing all round detachment. 98. The Sanyasi who does not preach ethics. 99. He who infers that the world is a delusion. 100. He who has evolution of mind for strength. 1. . MIDHATHUDAN PUSIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 2. OONAI KURATITHU UPAVAASATHAIYUMERPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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3. . INBA THUNBANGALAI VARAVERPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 4. NEEDHI SAADHANAIGALIL PERUMAIYETRA VENDHAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 5. MENIKKU ALANGAARANGALAI OPPAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 6. PAGAIVANAI HIDHATHUDAN ECHARIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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7. . VIRODHIYAI EDHIRIYAAGA KARUDHAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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8. KODUNGOLANIN VIRODHATHAI VAANGUBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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9. EVARIDAMUM ANBO VERUPPO VAIKKAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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10. PIRAR AVADHIGALIL IRAKKATHAI PERUKKAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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11. ANUGUVORAI NAYATHUDAN VISAARIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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12. . AAROGIYAMILLA KALAACHAARATHAI OPPAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 13. DHAAPATHINAAL BOOMADEVIYAI NOKKUBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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14. . BUDHIMAANAAGA VILANGUM VEDHANTHI SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 15. . THANADHU VARUNGAALATHAI SODHIKKAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 16. SAADHUVAI POL IYANGA THEVAI ATRAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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17. . MANNANAAYINUM THAGAADHAVANAI MADHIKKAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 18. ANNIYA VENDHANIN MADHIPPAIYUM PETRAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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19. . THAGUNDHORIN UDHAVIGALAI MARUKKAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 20. . ARANERIYAIYUM AATHIMEEGATHAIYUM THOGUPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 21. . UYAR KALVIYAAL PANA PAASANGAL AGANRAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 22. UYAR KALVIKKU NIBANDHANAI VIDHIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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23. PAGATTAANA AADAI AABARANAGALAI OPPADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 24. KULA THOZHILIN THIRANAI KOORUVAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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25. . NAVEENA VASADHIGALAI MUKKAALUM VILAKKUBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 26. NAVEENA PERUKKANGALIL KAVALAI KOLBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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27. VEDHAANTHA PAKVATHIL AARVAM KOLBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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28. PATRUGALAI AGATRI MANA UYARVERPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 29. PATTATHAI MARUKKUM KEERTHI ATRON SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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30. KUDUMBA KADANUKAAGA ADIMAIYERPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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31. . PAATANAARIN RATHAANA KADANAI THEERPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 32. KADAN VAANGUVADHIL USHAAR KOLBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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33. . THANADHU AADHAARA PATHIRATHAI KIZHITHERIBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 34. DHOORA DHRISHTIYAI KONDA BUDHIMAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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35. KOLLA VARUM VILANGAI THAAKKA MARUKKAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 36. VENDHANIN PIZHAIYAI VELIYIDA THAYANGAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 37. . THUN KUZHANDHAIYIN IRRAPPIL ILLAGAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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38. PATRAI ETRAALUM PAASATHAI THAVIRPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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39. THUN THAVRUKKAAGA SIKSHAIYAI THAANE ERPPAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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40. . MAINDHANIN VARUNGAALATHAI SINDHIYAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 41. . THANNAI KUDUMBA KADANAALIYAAGA UNARBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 42. . ROOPAVADHIGALAI NOKKA THAYANGUBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 43. PENMAIYIN THANMAIGALAI VALIYURUTHUBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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44. . UTHAMIYIDATHILUM PAASAMATRU VAAZHBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 45. KUROOBIYAANAALUM GUNAMIKKONAI NAADUBAVAL SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 46. VAZHAKAALIKKU VITTU VIDUM URIMAIYAALAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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47. HAASIYAMENUM VAAI VITTU NAGAIKKAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 48. HESHIYA JOSIYARGALAI KANDIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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49. . RAAJEEYA KURAIGALAI NAADAGATHIL KAATIYAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 50. . MADHYA KAALATHIYA VEDHIYARGALIL MUKKAALUM SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 51.
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KAALATHIN ARUMAIYAI UNARBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 52.
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THAVARAI PURIYA MUDIYAADHA VENDHAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 53.
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THAGUNDHORIDAMUM NERUNGI PAZHAGAADHA NEEDHIBADHI SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 54.
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NIMMADHIYAI KOLLBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 55.
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THEEYORAI MEENDUM THIRUTHA IYALAADHENBAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 56.
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VAYADHU VANDHA MEDHAIGALUKKENBAAN (OTTURIMAI) SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 57.
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. NEER VALAMUM NILA VALAMUM PERUGUMENBAAN ( PODHU JANA VOTAI THAVIRPADHU) SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 58.
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ILAKKIYA NAADAGATHAI IYATRUM MEDHAI SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 59.
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BODHANAIYAAL AKILAM THIRUNDHADHENBAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 60.
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DHEIVA SRUSHTIGALIN SODHANAIYAI OPPAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 61.
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NAVEENATHIN MUDIVAANA PERAABATHAI ECHARIPPAAR SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 62.
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THAGUDHIYATRA THANAYANUKKU VELAI MARUPPAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 63.
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KALVI THALARCHIYIN VILAIVAI ECHARIPPAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 64.
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MAKKALAI UTHAMARGALAAGA NILAVA VAIKKUM VENDHAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 65.
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ANEEDHI AAKSHIYIL PADHAVIYAI UDHARI VIDUBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 66.
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AAGNAIKKU ADHIRSHTAM PANIYAADHENBAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 67.
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THOOIMAIYIN AASAANAAGA VILANGUM MEDHAI SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 68.
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KELIKAIGALIL MANAM KOLLAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 69.
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VIGNAANA KANKAAKSHIYAI VIRODHIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 70.
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PURAADHANA MEDHAIYAI AARAAINDHALLIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 71.
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THEVAIYATRA PECHUKKIDAM KODAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 72.
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KAAGIDHATHAAL KEEZHOR PAAZHAANADHAI ARIBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 73.
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VEEDU THEEPATRINAALUM ADHIRCHI KOLLAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 74.
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PODHU MAKKALIDAIYE PUGAZHADAIYAADHA BUDHIMAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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MARANATHAI VARAVERPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 76.
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KAAMADHENU MUN VANDHAALUM MANAM MAARAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 77.
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PRABBUKKALATRA NAADU PAAZHADAIYUMENBAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 78.
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MANO SANCHALATHIRKKU IDAMILLAADHAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 79.
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PARAVASAMETRAALUM BAKTHI KITTAADHENBAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 80.
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THEVAIYAI BAGAVAANIDAM VITTU VIDUBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 81.
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UNMAI KALVIYAI DHAANAMAAGA ALLIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 82.
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MANNANIN NATPAIYUM PERIDHAAGA NINAIYAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 83.
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KALIKAALATHIL PALA KADAVULGAL ENBAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 84.
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THEEDHUKEEDAANA THYAAGATHAI VILAMBIYAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 85.
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PAAPA PERUKKATHAAL DHEIVA MARAIVENBAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 86.
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ELIYA IYARKKAI VAAZHVIL PAKVAMAANAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 87.
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ARULUGATHIRKKU AAYATHAMEDUPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 88.
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KAASHAAYATHIRKKU PAATHIRAMAANAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 89.
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SILA JEEVA RAASIGALIN PIRAVIGAL AGALUM SAAMIYAAR SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 90.
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ARUSUVAIYAI PARIVUDAN MARUKKUM SAAMIYAR SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 91.
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AATHMA AZHIVATRADHU ENBAAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 92.
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PARATHIN AARAMBA NILAIYAI THUVAKKUBAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 93.
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SUGA KASHTATHAI KETARIYAADHA SAAMIYAAR SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 94.
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VEETU VAAYILGALAI THAANDAADHA SAAMIYAAR SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 95.
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OZHUKKAM THAVARIN MARANAM VAZHANGIYA AAKSHI SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 96.
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KEERTHIYATRAALUM PUNIDHAMAANA SAAMIYAAR SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 97. ENDHA PATRUM VILAGI VARUM SAAMIYAAR SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
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NANNERIGALAI BODHIKAADHA SAAMIYAAR SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 99.
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ULAGAI MAYAIYENA ANUMAANIPPAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI. 100. MANO VALARCHIYAI SAKTHIYAAGA PETRAVAN SIRANDHA VIVEKI.
Mutrina Viveki 1. He who avers food is a medicine for a disease called hunger. 2. He who is lean from detachment. 3. He who is above sin and virtue. 4. He who is ignored even by a beggar. 5. He who does not enquire anybody's well-being. 6. He who need not do any charity. 7. He who is not moved by the death of his son. 8. He who functions as a practical philosopher. 9. He who is respected by men of wisdom. 10. The sage who abandons his career. 11. He who lives without any worry. 12. He who does not bother to befriend his king. 13. He who avers that miseries continue due to attachment. 14. He who does not care for the title of a great man. 15. He who is not captivated by the wonders of modern science. 16. He who has retired from worldly duties. 17. He who remains unconcerned even when provoked.
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18. He who does not exhibit happiness at the birth of a child. 19. He who avers that relatives are strangers who frequent. 20. The innocent accused who spurns the court. 21. He who is indifferent to family duties. 22. He who incurs no sin by abandoning obsequies. 23. He who is not approached by women. 24. He who is not bothered about his wife's conduct. 25. He who can smile. 26. He who gets the endorsement by the master of time. 27. He who is rooted in imperturbable peace. 28. He who has given up interest in body, wealth and dress. 29. He who experiences the joy of detachment. 30. He who lauds the death of his relatives too. 31. He who avers that fame and wealth don't follow one after death. 32. He who is indifferent to worldly arts. 33. He who is not awed by achievements of modern science. 34. He who stops giving written messages. 35. He who does not give public discourses. 36. He who spurns popularity. 37. He who does not enquire about the ups and downs of others. 38. He who functions as a symbol of detachment. 39. He who avers that enlightenment presupposes detachment. 40. He who does not participate in any gathering. 41. He who meditates on god though remaining away from temples. 42. He who has overcome attachment though without the saffron robe.
43. He who is exempted from several future births. 44. He who does not mount a vehicle though necessary. 45. He who cares not for any worldly pleasure (in the form of wealth, honour or popularity). 46. He who has overcome the need for culture. 47. He who experiences Athma in sleep. 48. He who knows impermanence of world by experience.
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PASIYENDRA NOIKKU UNAVU ORE MARUNDHENBAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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AASAAPAASANGALVADHAAL OONILUM KURAINDHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 3.
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PAAPA PUNIYAMIRANDUM PURIYAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 4.
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PICHAIKAARANAAL ANUGAPPADAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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YAAVARIN NALATHAIYUM VISAARIKKAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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EVVIDHA DHARUMANGALUKKUM THEVAIYATRAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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THANAYAN IRANDHAALUM UNARCHIYERKAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 8.
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SEYAL VEDHAANTHIYAAGA VILANGUBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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BUDHIMAANGALIN MADHIPPIRKKUM URIYAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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JEEVANATHAI UDHARI THALLUM VAIRAAGYAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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EVVIDHA KAVALAIYUM INDRIN VAAZHBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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MANNARIN ARIMUGAMUM THEVAIYATRAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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PAASANGALAAL THUYARAM THODARUMENBAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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MAAMEDHAI PATTATHAIYUM MADHIKKAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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VIGNAANA ARBUDHATHIL MANAMIZHAKAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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ULAGA ALUVALGALLILIRUNDHU VIDUPPATTAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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AATHIRAMOOTINAALUM LAKSHIYAM SEIYAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 18.
SISUVIN PIRAPPIL MAGHIZCHI KAATTAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI.
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UTRAARAI VANDHU POGUM ANNIYARENBAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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MANDRATHAI DHUCHAMAAGA PAAVIKKUM NIRABARAADHI MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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KUDUMBA PORUPPIL KARUTHAI UDHARIYAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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EEMAKKADANAI VITTAALUM PAAPAMERKAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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PENDIRAAL ANUGAPPADAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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MANIVIYIN POKKIL KAVALAIYERKAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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PUNNAGAI PURIYAKOODIYAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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KAALANIN AAMODHIPPAI PETRAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 27.
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SAANTHIYAI KOLBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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UDAL PORUL AADAIYIL KARUTHAI VITTAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 29.
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PAASATHAI THURANDHA INBATHAI ERPPAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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UTRAAR IRAPPAIYUM NANDRENA KOORUBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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SELVAMUM PERUM PINN SELLAADHENBAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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LOUKEEKA KALAIGALAI PORUTPADUTHADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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VIGNAANA SAADHANAIGALILUM BRAMAI ERKAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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LIGITHA CHEIDHIGALAI MUTRILUM NIRUTHI VIDUBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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MEDAI PRASANGATHAI AATRAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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KEERTHIYAI ORE PORUTAAGA NINAIYAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 37.
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SUBA- DHUKKAM VISAARIPPADHAI VITTAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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PAASA NAASATHIN CHINNAMAAGA VILANGUBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. (
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AASAA PAASANGAL AGALA VENDUM ENBAAN ( GNANA PAADHAIKKU ) MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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ETHAGAIYA SABAIYILUM KALANDHU KOLLAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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AALAYAM CHELAAVIDINUM DHEIVADHYAANI MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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KAASHAAYAMERKAAMALEYE PAASANGALAI VENDRAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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PALA MARUMAI JEEVARAASIGALUKKU VILAKKERPPAAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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VENDINAALUM VANDIGALIL ERAADHAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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BOGA BAAGYANGALAI THURUMBAAGA KARUDHUBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. .
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KALAACHAARANGALUKKU THEVAIYATRAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 47.
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AATHMAAVAI NIDHIRAIYIL ARRIBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI. 48.
YAADHUM ANITHYAMENBADHAI UNARBAVAN MUTRINA VIVEKI.
Deiva Viveki
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1. He who does not demand money for Veda Mantra. 2. He who recited Vedas strictly under rules. 3. He who expounds the benefit of fasting during holy days. 4. He who eats only Satvic food that encourages noble traits. 5. He who focusses on avoiding mistakes. 6. He who does not give room for enemies. 7. He who does not work under anyone. 8. He who has never entered the witness box in a court as an accused. 9. He who perpetrated divine culture. 10. He who does not slip from truth. 11. He who foretells his end. 12. He who is wary of offending god. 13. He who is respected by saints. 14. He who deserves a celestial status. 15. He who can prove the might of Veda mantra. 16. He who treated scholars as kids. 17. He who is determined to condemn don'ts. 18. He who restrains modern culture. 19. He who can grant favourable conditions for the good of the people. 20. He who avoids activities involving trade and money. 21. He who does not even touch what is offered by a wrong person. 22. He who officiates as head in the Yagna dear to gods. 23. He who avers that the wrong done by wife becomes the sin of her husband. 24. He who has a family only to discharge his duties towards god. 25. He who avers that giving up rites for the dead invites their curse.
26. He who does not even think about another woman. 27. He who indulged in sex only to procreate. 28. He who lives a life dictated by Vedas. 29. He who satisfied gods and ancestors. 30. He who gives no room for any litigation. 31. He who discovered advantages and disadvantages through yagna. 32. He who does not approve modern parks. 33. He who learnt Vedanta under appropriate trees. 34. He who avers that country and intelligence will suffer if village does not flourish. 35. All oriental Brahmins were Daiva Vivekis. 36. He who avers that mother earth who bears wicked people will suffer. 37. He who bears the welfare of the world in his heart. 38. He who has understood the principle of unity that underlies the world through the grace of god. 39. He who does not give room to modernity in culture. 40. He who knows the secrets of here and hereafter. 41. He who is just and orthodox. 42. He who invoked Varuna (the god of sea) to derive rain. 43. He who taught the science of life. 44. He who was shaped by gurukula education. (gurukula = school). 45. He who was sustained by kings. 46. He who evolved rules of temple construction from Agamas. (Agamas is the science for building temples). 47. He who keeps off fine arts meant for the eyes and ears. 48. He who sizes up rare weather conditions. 49. He who avoided recording of Vedas in any form.
50. He who is fit to give spiritual discourses or advise. 51. He who is totally unattached to wealth. 52. He who expounds withdrawal of five senses. 53. He who lived in solitude to observe the rules Acharam. 54. Those who worship natural forces (such as fire, earth, air, water and ether) daily. 55. He who avers that unworthy charity begets sin. 56. He who performs puja under rigorous religious rules. 57. Those who had the power to prove the existence of gods. 58. Those who pervaded the whole earth in days of yonder. 59. He who rejected the concept of cure or penitence for sins committed. 60. He who shares a close relationship with gods. 61. He who thinks of mistakes as heinous sounds. 62. He who had the power to punish a sinner who is dead. 63. He who enjoys high command status though simple. 64. He who indulged in the journey of soul. (Athma Sanchara) 65. He who had in his head various Vedas and Shastras. 66. He who avers that by genuine Sanyasa many births can be transcended. 67. He who can make evil forces (durdevathas) tremble. 68. He who avers that there are numerous steps in every stage. 69. He who imbued science of Vedas (Veda Vignana) in his Chitha. 70. He who knows by proof the one indivisible substance that pervades creation. (Maya) 71. He who enjoys mental power. 72. He who has transcended the feeling of death. 73. He who taught the priniciples of governance to the king. Tamil Text and Transliteration of the above.
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VEDHA MANDHRATHIRKKU KATTANAM KORAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI 2.
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VEDHA MANDHRATHAI VIDHIYODU GOSHITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 3.
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UPAVAASA NAATKALIN PALANGALAI BODHITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 4.
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NARGUNA UNAVILIRUNDHU NAZHUVAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 5.
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THAVARAI THAVIRPPADHIL KARUTHAIYETRAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 6.
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PAGAIVANUKKIDAM VAITHU KOLLAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 7.
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EVARIDAMUM JEEVANATHIRKKU AMARAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 8.
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NEEDHI MANDRA GOONDIL ERAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 9.
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DHEIVA KALAACHAARATHAI NILAVA VAITHU VANDHOR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 10.
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SATHYAM THAVARAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 11.
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THAMADHU MUDIVU KAALATHAI MUNKOOTI KOORIVANDHOR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 12.
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DHEIVA ABACHAARATHIRKKU BAYAPADUBAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 13.
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MAGAANGALIN MADHIPIRKKU PAATHIRAMAANAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 14.
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MELAANA ANDHASTHUKKU THAGUDHIYETRAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 15.
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VEDHAMANTHRA MAGIMAIYAI NIROOBHITHU VANDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 16.
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PADIPPAALARGALAI BAALARGALAAGA BAAVITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 17.
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KOODAADHADHAI KANDIPPADHIL PIDIVAADHAMERPPAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 18.
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KAVARCHI PAZHAKKANGALAI THADUTHU VANDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 19.
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NALVAAZHVUKKU VAANANILAIGALAIYUM ARULIYAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 20.
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PANAM PANDA JEEVANANGALIL IDUPADAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 21.
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THAGADHAVANIN EPPORULAIYUM ERKAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 22.
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DHEIVA PREETHIYAANA YAAGATHIRKADHIGAARIYAANAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 23. MANAIVIYIN THEEDHAAL NAADHANUKKU PAPAMENBAAR DHEIVA VIVEKI.
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DEVA KARMAAVUKKAAGA KUDUMBAM VAGITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 25.
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EEMAKADANAI VITTAAL PITHRU SAABAMENBAAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 26.
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PARASTHREEYAI MANADHAALUM NINAIYAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 27.
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SANDHADHIKAAGA ICHAIYIL EEDUPPATTOR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 28.
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VEDHA KARMAAVINAAL VAZHKAIYAIYERPPAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 29.
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DEVA PITHRUKKALUKKU THRUPTHIYAIYALLITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 30.
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ETHAGAIYA VAZHAKKUKKUM IDAMILLAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 31.
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VELVI MOOLAM SAADHAGA PAADHAGATHAI VINDAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 32.
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NAVEENA POONGAAVAI ANGEEGARIKAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 33.
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YETRA MARATHADIYIL VEDHAANTHAM PAYINDRAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 34.
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GRAAMAM KSHEENIL NAADUM MADHIYUM NASIYUMENBAAN DHEIVA VIVEKI. 35.
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PANDAIYA KAALATHIYA BRAHMANARGAL DHEIVA VIVEKI. 36.
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THEEYARAI THAANGUM BOODHEVI VARUNDHUVAALENBAAN DHEIVA VIVEKI. 37.
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ULAGAME VAAZHA ULLATHILETRAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 38.
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DHEIVATHAAL ORUMAIYAI UNARTHAPPATTAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 39.
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KALAACHAARATHIL PUDHUMAIKIDAM KODUKKAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI.
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IGAPARA RAGASIYANGALAI UNARNDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 41.
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VADHEEGA NERIYUDAN NEEDHINERMAI THAVARAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 42.
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VARUNANAI THUDHITHU MAZHAIYAI VARSHITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 43.
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VAAZHKAI VIGNAANATHAI BODHITHU VANDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 44.
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GURUKULA VAASA VIDHYAIYIL VANDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 45.
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ARASARAAL AADHARIKKAPATTU VANDHOR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 46.
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AAGAMA KALAIYAAL AALAYA VIDHIGALAI THANDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 47.
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SEVI KANNUKAANA KALAIYAI VILAKKIYAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 48.
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ABOORVA VAANA NILAIGALAI KANITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 49.
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VEDHATHAI PADHIYA VAIPPADHAI THAVIRTHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 50.
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UBADHESATHAI ARULA THAGUDHI VAGITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 51.
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SELVATHIN PATRAI MUTRILUM VILAKIYAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 52.
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AIMPULANGALIN ADAKKATHAIYUM PUGALVAAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 53.
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AACHAARA VIDHIGALAAL THANITHU VAAZHNDHOR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 54.
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IYARKAIGALAI ANDRAADAM UPAASITHU VANDHOR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 55.
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THAGAADHA DHARUMATHAAL PAAPADHOSHAMENBAAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 56.
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KADINAVIDHIGALUDAN POOJAI MURAIYIL MIKKAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 57. DHEIVANGALAI ATHAATCHIYUDAN UNARTHI VANDHOR DHEIVA VIVEKI.
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ULAGA NAADUGALANAITHILUM VEETRIRUNDHOR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 59.
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IZHAITHA PAAPATHUKKU NIVARTHI MARUPPAAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 60 .
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DHEIVANGALUDAN NERUNGIYA URAVAIYETRAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 61.
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MAASUGALAI MAGAAPAAPAMAAGA VIDHITHU KONDAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 62.
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UYIR PONA PAAPIKKU SIKSHAI THARA VALLAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 63.
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ELIMAIYILUM AADHIKKA UYARVAI PETRAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 64.
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AATHMA SANCHAARATHAI YETRU VANDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 65.
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ERAALA VEDHA SAASTHIRANGALAI SIRASIL VAGITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 66.
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KAASAAYATHAAL PALA PIRAVIGAL AGALUMENBAAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 67.
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DHURDHEVADHAIGALAI NADUNGA VAIKKA VALLAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 68.
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OVORU NILAIYILUM ERAALAPADIGALENBAAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 69.
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VEDHA VIGNAANATHAI CHITHATHILETRAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 70.
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MAAYAIYINORUMAIYAI AADHAARATHAALARINDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 71.
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MANO SAKTHIYAI VAGITHU VANDHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 72.
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MARANA UNARCHIYAI ERKAADHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI. 73. RAAJYA NEEDHIGALAI MANNARUKKU BODHITHAVAR DHEIVA VIVEKI.
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