Ethical Thoughts emphasized in Moothurai

Abstract

The Sangam age is a time when evil practices such as adultery and toddy are not condemned as a crime. Though it is a time of orthodoxy, it appears to be a time when the moral code of justice never slipped away. It was only when the rule of the Kalappirars came to power in Tamil Nadu that both Jainism and Buddhism sought to enter. Both of these religions strongly put forward ethics. The result is the emergence of literature on justice. Kalappirar’s period is from 3 to 6 AD. This can be said to be the beginning of the literature on justice. Moral literary texts are available up to 12 A.D. One of the songs of Avvaiyar, Moothurai encompasses a variety of justice concepts. This article is about examining those notions of justice. One of the most important morals of individual ethics is to live with dignity. Good friendships will enable people to act in good conduct and good manners. The best virtue is to do it without considering the use of help. All the signs of birth can be distinguished by education. Living in harmony with society is a sign of harmony.