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Tirukkural-On Virtue-The Importance Of Virtue-Kural 38
38.
Viilnaal
padaamai
nanraarrin
akthoruvan
Vaalnaal
valiyadaikkun
kal
Performance of virtuous deeds, leaving no respite, will alone secure a release from the chain of births.
Valluvar
emphasizes
here,
that
a
day
which
is
not
kept
free
from
evil
and
not
sanctified
by
an
act
of
righteousness,
is
a
day
wasted.
On
the
other
hand,
a
day
spent
in
the
manner
indicated
in
this
Kural
will
bring
him
well
on
the
way
to
salvation.
Valluvar's
total
acceptance
of
the
doctrine
of
karma
and
his
detailed
treatment
of
it
in
the
chapter
on
'Uool'
(Law
of
Karma),
later
in
chapter
38,
is
a
definite
indication
of
Valluvar's
clearly
hindu
moorings,
and
should
give
the
quietus
to
Jain
or
other
claims
to
the
contrary.
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