The poet deals with the attributes of Dharma or virtues here.
Verse (3)
Ollum vaghaiyan Aravinai Ovadhey
Sellum Vayellam Seyal.
Explanation:
Doing good deeds with your heart and soul; with all
your might and with every available means is true virtue.
One must constantly think about Dharma and doing good. Nothing should propel a man away from his virtuous path.
Verse (4)
Manathukann Masilan Aadhal Anaithu Aran
Aughula Neera Pira.
Explanation:
Having a pure mind, devoid of impurities is the greatest virtue.
It takes a lot of practice and penance to cultivate a pure mind. The first and foremost virtue is having a pure mind. These rest are secondary.
A person with a pure heart and clean mind is virtuous.
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