DiscussWorldIssues - Socio-Economic Religion and Political Uncensored Debate - View Single Post - YAAVARUM KAELHIR ( Tamilian

**Beerinkol** · 10-20-2005, 08:00 AM

Mr. "n"

If you have gone through my presentations in the earlier pages of this thread, you would not have raised this doubt. Because you can observe that I have built up the Salient factors step by step before asserting to this conclusion of unique Priority-order of Tamilian-Culture.

However on this point, I further clarify herebelow.

Spiritual-power must not be confused with Religious inclination or attitude or Faith ... (which may or may not come to any man at all during his any part or whole of life)

Even though Spirituality is linked with Religion also, it is in fact an independant might by source unlike Religious-spirit. So to say... Religious-Spirit or thoughts allied to it, are generated in a man only by the mode of his application of Mind and Wisdom. at any stage of Life. So that is a different aspect altogether. There have been also the cases of Non-believers of God, so called irreligious Atheists too, having Spiritual-Powers or thoughts.

Spiritual-Strength is innate by birth for every Human-being as are the cases of other strengths like Physical-power, Brain-power, Mind-power. Spiritual-power is further developed or let to stoop down depending on the extent and mode of application of that exclusive Human-might, as is the case of other powers in man.

So to say... if a physically strong person keeps idle without application of his physical-power on any activity or work... in course of time he becomes sick or weak. Similarly if a wise man does not apply his Wisdom effectively... in course of time... he loses his wisdom-level.

Education from the stage of a tiny tot adds up to Man's knowledge.... But it has nothing to limit or bind on the Wisdom-level. There have been illiterates too... even in the remote villages... or the tribals even... wiser than an Educated man!

What is meant by... "Spiritual-Power"... in the Practical-Sense?

That Singular innate power ..... hidden in him behind... apart from his Sixth sense by Wisdom ..... which makes a man think and apply his efforts and outlook differently and in a higher plane than the other Sub-Human Creatures like Beasts, Birds, Insects etc .... that inexplicable power... makes him differentiate and classify the Thoughts and Activities as... Human and In-human... that Moral-Power ... is the Spiritual-Power.

No doubt Spiritual-power leads to Religious or Philosophical thoughts... depending on ones extent and standard of application..... IRRESPECTIVE OF ONE'S AGE.

About Tamilian-Culture on Spiritual-Power .... the Role and Importance??

The first Lesson of a Tamil-Student in his Primary Class is....

«Èõ ¦ºÂ Å¢ÕõÒ. (Aram seya Virumbu)

(Always) Wish to perform by Moral-approach / Righteousness towards Human- Values/Virtues of Life

Followed by....

®ÅÐ Å¢Äì§¸ø. (Eevadhu Vilakkael)

³Âõ þðÎ ¯ñ. (Aiyam Ittu Unh) ...

("Aiyam". is a SPIRITUAL-OFFER coupled with dignity for the receiver.... contrary and far different from "Pichai"... I have dealt in detail under other Threads here... e.g. Pazhamozhigal and Thiruppaavai)

µÐÅÐ ´Æ¢§Âø (Oadhuvadhu Ozhiyael)

¾ó¨¾ ¾¡ö §Àñ (Thandhai-thaay paenh)

¿ýÈ¢ ÁÈ§Åø. (Nanri Maravael)

«Èò¾¡ø ÅÕÅ§¾ þýÀõ (Araththaal Varuuvadhae Inbam)

«Èõ ±ÉôÀÎÅ§¾ þøÅ¡úì¨¸. (Aram Enappaduvadhae Ilvaazhkkai)

Does any Language Primary Lesson starts with the sense of ... ARAM SEYA-VIRUMBU?

English primary Lesson starts with Baba Black-Sheep ... and Tom And Jerry...

.... Is there any mention of "Aram" (Moral-values of Life).... anywhere?...

... If it exists ... at What Stage of the Student?

Well... you can compare the Content with similar Student-Lesson-Texts of other Languages and you will be able to judge yourselves.

10-20-2005, 08:00 AM	#1
Beerinkol Join Date Dec 2006 Posts 5,268 Senior Member	Mr. "n" If you have gone through my presentations in the earlier pages of this thread, you would not have raised this doubt. Because you can observe that I have built up the Salient factors step by step before asserting to this conclusion of unique Priority-order of Tamilian-Culture. However on this point, I further clarify herebelow. Spiritual-power must not be confused with Religious inclination or attitude or Faith ... (which may or may not come to any man at all during his any part or whole of life) Even though Spirituality is linked with Religion also, it is in fact an independant might by source unlike Religious-spirit. So to say... Religious-Spirit or thoughts allied to it, are generated in a man only by the mode of his application of Mind and Wisdom. at any stage of Life. So that is a different aspect altogether. There have been also the cases of Non-believers of God, so called irreligious Atheists too, having Spiritual-Powers or thoughts. Spiritual-Strength is innate by birth for every Human-being as are the cases of other strengths like Physical-power, Brain-power, Mind-power. Spiritual-power is further developed or let to stoop down depending on the extent and mode of application of that exclusive Human-might, as is the case of other powers in man. So to say... if a physically strong person keeps idle without application of his physical-power on any activity or work... in course of time he becomes sick or weak. Similarly if a wise man does not apply his Wisdom effectively... in course of time... he loses his wisdom-level. Education from the stage of a tiny tot adds up to Man's knowledge.... But it has nothing to limit or bind on the Wisdom-level. There have been illiterates too... even in the remote villages... or the tribals even... wiser than an Educated man! What is meant by... "Spiritual-Power"... in the Practical-Sense? That Singular innate power ..... hidden in him behind... apart from his Sixth sense by Wisdom ..... which makes a man think and apply his efforts and outlook differently and in a higher plane than the other Sub-Human Creatures like Beasts, Birds, Insects etc .... that inexplicable power... makes him differentiate and classify the Thoughts and Activities as... Human and In-human... that Moral-Power ... is the Spiritual-Power. No doubt Spiritual-power leads to Religious or Philosophical thoughts... depending on ones extent and standard of application..... IRRESPECTIVE OF ONE'S AGE. About Tamilian-Culture on Spiritual-Power .... the Role and Importance?? The first Lesson of a Tamil-Student in his Primary Class is.... «Èõ ¦ºÂ Å¢ÕõÒ. (Aram seya Virumbu) (Always) Wish to perform by Moral-approach / Righteousness towards Human- Values/Virtues of Life Followed by.... ®ÅÐ Å¢Äì§¸ø. (Eevadhu Vilakkael) ³Âõ þðÎ ¯ñ. (Aiyam Ittu Unh) ... ("Aiyam". is a SPIRITUAL-OFFER coupled with dignity for the receiver.... contrary and far different from "Pichai"... I have dealt in detail under other Threads here... e.g. Pazhamozhigal and Thiruppaavai) µÐÅÐ ´Æ¢§Âø (Oadhuvadhu Ozhiyael) ¾ó¨¾ ¾¡ö §Àñ (Thandhai-thaay paenh) ¿ýÈ¢ ÁÈ§Åø. (Nanri Maravael) «Èò¾¡ø ÅÕÅ§¾ þýÀõ (Araththaal Varuuvadhae Inbam) «Èõ ±ÉôÀÎÅ§¾ þøÅ¡úì¨¸. (Aram Enappaduvadhae Ilvaazhkkai) Does any Language Primary Lesson starts with the sense of ... ARAM SEYA-VIRUMBU? English primary Lesson starts with Baba Black-Sheep ... and Tom And Jerry... .... Is there any mention of "Aram" (Moral-values of Life).... anywhere?... ... If it exists ... at What Stage of the Student? Well... you can compare the Content with similar Student-Lesson-Texts of other Languages and you will be able to judge yourselves.
	Quote