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A joyful disaster has descended on our land

 

A joyful disaster has descended on our land

The spring that has torn the land is bubbling up and drenching the earth. We have allowed the fire to burn with such fervor. Tomorrow it will burn.

It will devour evil. To overturn the great mountain… we have driven a hammer at its base.

Tomorrow the mountain will collapse, and the balance will be a virtue.
The boiling heaters inside will now cool down.

The sorrow of sighs that are sighing will disappear.

Flowers are not given as dowry to beetles to get drunk on flowers,
Neither is the custom of giving wedding wine to a bull nor a cow,
Neither does a male dog ask a female dog for six lakhs. What a disgrace for humanity alone.
And if he is a Tamil, he is the biggest culprit in selling his child.

All religions do not support dowry. It is not known that any god bought a dowry,
Paramasiva became Ardha Nariswar by giving half his body to Parvati. Brahma became the great god by hanging Saraswati on his tongue.

If you go inside and look closely, in all the shrines of the Lord, man and woman are half and half. Bharathiyar called woman Shakti, Vivekananda called her great Shakti,
Paramahamsa called her the embodiment of motherhood
None of these can help in love life!

Woman is great, mother; Shakti, wife; although a great thing. Daughter; The glory of awe.

Only when a man becomes ‘wise’ in the gift of the ear. If anyone pays for that bath, he becomes a ‘sinner’.

With what face does a man who has bought ten lakhs of rupees, twelve acres of land and forty pounds of jewelry and sold himself at auction close the door on the first night?

A man who has sold himself for money will not dance happily in his house. He will not dance in his cradle with contentment. He will not walk with his moustache burning like the stars at night, unable to buy a thing that has grown, he will burn all the stars he has taken, and he will walk with gray hair, and he will walk with a limp, and when the wedding procession passes the gate of the old virgin who is going to become a summer tree and fall, he will rub his face against the window bars and light a fire.

What is the meaning of the fire breath that they give off.

How many people have been burned?

The dowry bans law. This is the treatment given by the national leader to the raging wound.

The great fire set by Prabhakaran to extinguish the roots of unrighteousness. The emancipation of women is only in terms of speech, until a man who faces women as objects of desire and lust. The roots of patriarchy have crossed the five continents and the seven seas and are everywhere.

It is also in America and everywhere.

Just with a bit difference.

A woman who has become a woman is not a machine that washes the pots and makes the bed, and opens and closes its eyes, but a speechless object, a helpless and remote-controlled toy.

Like a man, she also wants a proper seat. She also wants a throne. Kovalan, who had rejected Kannagi, went with another woman. When Masadhuvan was tired of his son. He returned to her feet asking for a footstool.

Is womanhood for the material or the material? During the feudal era, women did not get justice, nor did they enjoy pride in the material society, and even today, their plight has not been resolved.

** What will the “Chinese Conference Resolution” do? Unity will cry and die. Today, our land has opened its eyes. The struggle has given new life to women. The voice of women is resounding throughout the village. The woman stands upright and touches the sun to the sound of the trumpet. A thousand hands to wipe her tears. A life that is upright throughout the village.

**The proud pride of knowledge”, “rent dreams” sings with powerlessness. The pride that has been destroyed in every step taken. The miracle that the sky comes and submits. “The ‘Bride-Dowry Prohibition Act’ is a new product that will bring miracles that have been paralyzed at home! A law that is applicable to all will come and auctions will no longer exist.

– Puthuvai Ratnathurai.
– Viduthalai Pulikal Magazine, September 1995.

(Translation by Tamilpriya)

 

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