Ozhivil Odukkam -
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Ozhivil Odukkam, authored by Kannudaiya Vallalar in the 15th century, consists of 253 venba verses in Tamil. The text vigorously asserts that the non-dual reality cannot be reached within the confines of the mind tied to the physical body. To realize it as our inherent nature, we must relinquish all concepts — including those of Vedanta, Siddhanta, and others — and instead rely completely on the inner witness of our own consciousness. The text cautions against the ego’s futile attempts to transcend itself, which only perpetuates its own existence. Stylistically, Ozhivil Odukkam is succinct and vivid, employing striking imagery deliberately crafted to jolt and awaken the reader’s consciousness from its entrenched ego-centric perspectives. Ozhivil Odukkam remains a significant work of Advaita, bearing striking parallels to the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi. Like Bhagavan’s Ulladu Narpadu, it advocates the path of Self-knowledge as the means to liberation. May the reader be illumined by the teachings in this book.
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Ozhivil Odukkam, authored by Kannudaiya Vallalar in the 15th century, consists of 253 venba verses in Tamil. The text vigorously asserts that the non-dual reality cannot be reached within the confines of the mind tied to the physical body. To realize it as our inherent nature, we must relinquish all concepts — including those of Vedanta, Siddhanta, and others — and instead rely completely on the inner witness of our own consciousness. The text cautions against the ego’s futile attempts to transcend itself, which only perpetuates its own existence. Stylistically, Ozhivil Odukkam is succinct and vivid, employing striking imagery deliberately crafted to jolt and awaken the reader’s consciousness from its entrenched ego-centric perspectives. Ozhivil Odukkam remains a significant work of Advaita, bearing striking parallels to the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi. Like Bhagavan’s Ulladu Narpadu, it advocates the path of Self-knowledge as the means to liberation. May the reader be illumined by the teachings in this book.
