பழந்தமிழ் இலக்கியங்களில் உலக ஒருமைப்பாடு

Global Unity in Ancient Tamil Literature

Abstract

When we say worldly people, we mean all the people living in different directions and countries. Gold is born in the ground; a diamond is born in the mountains; a coral is born in the forest; a pearl is born in the sea. Although the place of birth is different, when they all come together to form a garland or an ornament, they are not called a pearl garland or a coral garland, but are called an ornament by the general name. Similarly, people, no matter where they are, what they are, or what they are, are called the people of this world.

Just as unity is the position of the heart and the affirmation of relationship, global unity is the affirmation of relationship established on a global scale. Although the people living in the world are different in race, country, color, and language, when we say people, they are all considered to be on the same level. In the context of human beings, even if there are differences in habits, food, and clothing, they can only be united mentally and emotionally - having the same nature. The idea of human solidarity has existed since ancient times. Love is a common trait, a common trait for everyone. But there are many levels in which it is manifested. Similarly, the idea and feeling of solidarity among people has been manifested in many levels. Examples include barter and gift giving. This can be traced back to ancient Tamil literature.