Neeyaa Naana episode about Thirukkural

[Raji Ram]

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......... is valluvar serious about what he exhorts or has he just exaggerated the power of a chaste woman.

are there no chaste women in our land who have the power to bring shower by just a command of the mouth?

Thiruvalluvar has not exaggerated the power of chaste woman. We read about a chaste woman was able to change the powerful

Trimurthis as babies! But now such powerful women don't exist and hence no one can bring rain just by a command! If a woman

does not pray to God, she will never ever pray her husband, when she wakes up.

 

[Raji Ram]

Thiruvalluvar sports Vibhuti in a statue in front of Sanskrit college, Mylapore..Has any one noticed it? Is he a Saiva?

Usually the image of Thiruvalluvar is without vibhuti.

But I found one picture, with vibhuthi on his forehead, in Google images:

 

[vgane]

Another one with Vibhuthi:

 

[vgane]

And there is a Thirvalluvar shrine too!

Madras Musings - We care for Madras that is Chennai

 

[cmano1981]

sir, what do you mean to say? you seem to have quoted annadurai. dyu mean following a'durai may do miracles?

I remembered these 3 things in referrence to this thirukural to show if women (or men) follows they can do wonders.. it is just a spark in my mind reading that.

I also see so many management videos nowadays come and appreciated by many in social media... but it is very easy to link each of their wonderful points with some Thirukurals...

 

[JR]

Once Lord Shiva was dancing in one of the 5 sabhas famous in South India. He had full attendance of Nandi, and all other Siva ganas watching him. When the dance ended, he asked the siva ganas, "Did anyone notice anything strange during the dance?". For that, no one replied. Then Lord Shiva told the ganas, "There a simple man is writing many, many verses on code of living for people. He is a great bhakta of mine. Go ask him what was different in the dance". The ganas immediately went to Thiruvalluvar and asked him what was different in the dance. Thiruvalluvar replied, "During the dance, Lord Shiva's thaadangam (his earring) fell down, and Lord Shiva without anyone could notice, swiftly and tactfully lifted it with his foot and wore it back again...!".

And all this, upto this minute detail, was envisioned by Thiruvalluvar using his 'divya drishti'! Such was his spiritual greatness!

 

[Iyyarooraan]

If TiruvaLLuvar had gone to Srirangam his vibhuti might have stood up vertically with coloured middle line or otherwise. They give pattai to elephants there. Jaisa desh vaisa vesh - or do in Rome as Romans do.