Tamil History from Kadal KondaThennadu

Time, approximately 30000 B.C, Sutra of the century was born, Him was none other than the Adishesha self. Him was born on the sunken land of southern part of lanka. The land had Seven high mountains from them flows the Seven river. The Seven river start from different places and merges at one place before touching the south-east part of the land. The Seven mountain was line up from the south-north towards west. The land highly populated, trade was happening with the eastern part of the land. Agriculture was the funda of the society. No Sutra exists without the knowledge of Agriculture. And other occupation was mandatory to study to run with the Circle of stars. The land flourished, people celebrated. தமிழே பேசினோம் !!

Nagas and Rishis know the time has come to move towards the northern plains. Movement of larger mass of people from the  well settled, rich and flourishing part of the land mass to a forest is not wise direction. But they have to take the path. Always the society is largely populated with the Sutras, the movement of the Sutra is the difficult part of the society. Since the Sutras largely dependent on the land for their life, moving from a flourishing part of the land is not a practical decision. Sutras were born yogis, so there were no communication barriers. Yogis are not only by their names, in their practices and the culture. Yogis doesn't meant to be in the forest of the Seven Mountains, but also a hermit social man. Yogi is part of nature so the hermit's religious practices sticks to the land and the structure and references of the land, even parrot sings behind Sutras. Communication was not a barrier of Sutras since the tamil language's fundamental unit is உயிர் - மெய் ; உயிர் - சிவா ; மெய் - சக்தி. Him is the oldest living being, horse is older than Him, tortoise is older than horse, fish is older than tortoise. சிவா is older than water, but சக்தி is older than சிவா. That makes her  ஆதிபராசக்தி! (The Big Bang)

Reference:
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