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write a note on reforms of Ramalinga Adigal​

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Answered by Billina
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Ramalinga Adigal (1823 -1874):

Samarasa Satha Sanmarga Sangam (1867) was started by Ramalinga Adigal, popularly known as Vallalar.

Born at Chinnamarudur near Chidambaram - (1823).

He Believed in Arulperunjothi (Supreme grace of light).

Samarasa Satha Sanmarga Sangam aimed for

the religious unity and communal harmony in the society,

Condemned rituals and caste belief.

Promoted universal love and brotherhood.

believed hunger and poverty are the greatest ill of society.

In order to conduct prayer built Sathyagnana Sabha. He also founded Sathya Darma Sala at Vadalur for feeding the poor - irrespective of caste and religion.

Vallalar Showed his mercy not only on human being but also on plants, insects, birds and animals.

This is called 'Jeeva Karunya ' (Mercy of life).

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Answered by Yuvan308
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Step-by-step explanation:

Ramalinga Swamigal

Popularly known as Vallalar, Ramalinga

Swamigal or Ramalinga Adigal (1823–1874), was born in Marudhur, a

village near Chidambaram.

After his father’s death, his

family moved to his brother’s

house at Chennai. Despite

having no formal education

he gained immense

scholarship. Ramalinga emphasised the bonds

of responsibility and compassion between living

beings. He expressed the view that ‘those who

lack compassion for suffering beings are hardhearted, their wisdom clouded’. He showed

his compassion and mercy on all living beings

including plants. This he called jeevakarunya.

He established the Samarasa Vedha Sanmarga

Sangam in 1865 and it was renamed “Samarasa

Suddha Sanmarga Satya Sanga” which means

“Society for Pure Truth in Universal self-hood”.

Ramalinga also established a free feeding house

for everyone irrespective of caste at Vadalur

(1867), in the wake of a terrible famine in

south India in 1866. His voluminous songs

were compiled and published under the title

Thiruvarutpa (Songs of Grace).

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