Published 2022-09-10
Keywords
- Bharathiyar,
- Spiritual Thoughts,
- Sang Songs,
- Bharathiyar Ideas
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Abstract
During Bharathiyar's lifetime, Indian society was penancing for freedom. Bharathi's idea of a new society prevailed. Bharathi's attachment to the Indian nation began to search for truth. He expressed the truth in his songs as a philosophy that could be accepted by all. The philosophical thoughts embodied in Bharathi's songs reinforce the connection between thought and mind. And Bharathi's spiritual thoughts are seen to convey a sense of truth and a new philosophy of the divine. Humanity needs changes to live happily. The purpose of this article is to explore the consciousness of Bharthi, who sang songs that included many theoretical ideas that everyone is equal and I have social love.
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