Latest Updates
-
Things To Do In The Rain: 10 Cozy Monsoon Ideas That Will Make You Love Rainy Days Even More -
Sarcoma Awareness Month 2026: Can A Sports Injury Hide Sarcoma? Medical Oncologist Explains The Warning Signs -
Who Is Gitanjali J. Angmo? Why Sonam Wangchuk's Wife's Statement On His Treatment Is Making Headlines -
Jennifer Winget's Viral Bridal Gown Trial Video Reveals The Intricate Details Behind Her Bespoke Couture Look -
Happy Birthday Bhumi Pednekar: How Rishikesh, Pushkar And Meditation Helped The Actress Find Inner Peace -
Priyanka Chopra Birthday Special: Decoding Her Fierce New 'Varanasi' Look That Marks A Powerful Homecoming -
The FIFA World Cup 2026 Final Is Days Away — Here's Everything That Changed -
Monsoon Haircare: How To Tell If It's Monsoon Dandruff Or Something More Serious -
Growing Bodies Need Growing Routines: Why Children's Personal Care Evolves With Age -
Salman Khan And Bigg Boss 20: Separating Rumour From Confirmation
Thirukkural-On Virtue-Avoidance Of Killing-Kural 323

Non-killing by itself is an outstanding virtue,while non-lying as a virtue, comes only next in precedence.
Non-killing is the greatest single virtue; Non-lying comes next.
Parimelalagar brings out a plausible explanation for the Poet"s positive statement of precedence, between the virtue of non-killing and truthfulness. The latter, according to the commentator, is after all only a relative virtue, in as much as truth is no truth if it is productive of evil, while even untruth becomes truth under certain circumstances, if it brings about unmixed good. Non-killing on the other hand, is an absolute virtue. Hence the special precedence, a justification for which may also be the connected fact that Non-killing is Truthfulness in action. That is why 'Araneri" says,
'Onraaha nalladhu uyiroambal'
Non-killing is virtue par excellence



Click it and Unblock the Notifications