இந்திய அறவியலில் தமிழ்ச் செவ்வியலின் பங்களிப்பு / Contribution of Tamil Theology to Indian Philosophy

Indian ethics is generally oriented and seems to have reached society through religion. But apart from religious virtues mentioned in religious texts, ethics for society is constructed in society, practical life and even from folk customs, when studying other Indian literary texts, especially the ancient literature of Tamil, one of the classical languages of India. As evidence, there is strong enough evidence that domestic ideals may have been derived from South Indian literary genres. Among the three things that give assurance to life, virtue, material, and pleasure (Aram, Porul, Inbam), virtues and pleasure in Tamil exemplify the moral levels of pleasure shared by men and women. It can be said that family morals are strongly structured in Sangam literary summaries such as ‘Ettuththogai’ and ‘Pathuppattu’ and moral texts like “Thirukkural”. The value that the rest of the world has over India lies in its culture, especially its unity in diversity. Therefore, there is a great need to convey the understanding of morality to the younger generation and children. In this way, the moral concepts found in India's diverse nationalities have been taken in general, and the role of Palandamizil in them and the exchanges it has given and received have been investigated.