It's the final post for a reason but for now, it's the final post concluding the series of posts about the three trees that I was writing about.
Remember guys? I started with a question asking which one among those 3 particular tress that you would choose?
To make life more easier, I wrote separate posts about them trying to show more about each trees :)
Ever wondered guys that how one tree could give so much just for you!
Literally, "giving it's life for you, me and everyone!".
From bananas, Vazhaelai, coconuts, coconut water, panai pazham, panai olai , padhaneer and with other endless list of items, do you know makkaleh that whatever I mentioned in my posts is super easily available to us ! (We're South Indians folks!)
So yeah, coming back!
To answer the question that I put forward to you,
With at most usage of it's products and with the least wastage from the tree, giving highly rich in nutrient products, it is the panai maram that's the answer :)
It stays strong, humble, down to earth , soaks up in the sun, stands tall and proud, drinks plenty of water and gives a helping hand to everyone when they need the most!
In villages, such stories about nature, tress in particular were the bed time anecdotes to children and they were 'taught' such stuffs via this way.
It's actually like, "Ore Kallula rendu maanga!",
one: kids learnt to empathize the language of trees and the seed to take care of nature is sown inside them!
two: the character of the tress to stay resilient and many other qualities were implanted in them.
So primarily, the posted question was for children! Nevertheless, we could learn too!
And that was my pure purpose to write the series of posts for you guys , I learnt it as I wrote too!
Maybe you should start bugging your parents to know more about 'namma parambariyam' :)
Thank You for reading till the end!
Literally, "giving it's life for you, me and everyone!".
From bananas, Vazhaelai, coconuts, coconut water, panai pazham, panai olai , padhaneer and with other endless list of items, do you know makkaleh that whatever I mentioned in my posts is super easily available to us ! (We're South Indians folks!)
So yeah, coming back!
To answer the question that I put forward to you,
With at most usage of it's products and with the least wastage from the tree, giving highly rich in nutrient products, it is the panai maram that's the answer :)
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| Panai Maram. |
Character and attitude are the most powerful signatures a person can have.What about the character of a panai maram?
~ Anonymous
It stays strong, humble, down to earth , soaks up in the sun, stands tall and proud, drinks plenty of water and gives a helping hand to everyone when they need the most!
In villages, such stories about nature, tress in particular were the bed time anecdotes to children and they were 'taught' such stuffs via this way.
It's actually like, "Ore Kallula rendu maanga!",
one: kids learnt to empathize the language of trees and the seed to take care of nature is sown inside them!
two: the character of the tress to stay resilient and many other qualities were implanted in them.
So primarily, the posted question was for children! Nevertheless, we could learn too!
And that was my pure purpose to write the series of posts for you guys , I learnt it as I wrote too!
Maybe you should start bugging your parents to know more about 'namma parambariyam' :)
Thank You for reading till the end!
Hope I've added some value to your time!
Vazhaelai Quote:
A good mind is assertive to everyone,while a good company contributes to glory.
~ Kural 457.
மன நலம் மன் உயிருக்கு ஆக்கம் இன நலம்எல்லாப் புகழும் தரும்.~ குறள் 457.
About the banana tree's saga! ~ here.
About the tall coconut trees! ~ here.
About the palm's paradise! ~ here.
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