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COUNSEL is one of the best moral instruction English poetry that evolved from Notion Press, Tamil Nadu, India, to cater to the needs of present-day high school children, higher secondary students, college students, and young adults around the world. This book presents the moral views and advice of great ancient Tamil poets Aavaiyar and Ulaganathar in a simple modern poetic form in English. This book contains the excerpts from Avvaiyar's contributions of Aathichudi, Kondrai Vendan, Nalvazhi, and Moothurai and Ulaganathar's contribution of Ulaga Neethi in a modern perspective. This book is written in simple English form, so anyone can read and understand the content of the poetry without referring to a dictionary or help from the parents and teachers. This book can be treated as a substitute for the moral instruction classes in India and around the globe. All parents, irrespective of language, religion, or country, can buy this book and gifts for their children and neighbouring children as a birthday gift.
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Mohan Raghavan
Mohan Raghavan is sixty-five years old, a Chennai-based retired postgraduate government school teacher. He was raised in an uneducated middle-class family and became an educationalist, psychologist, philosopher and guide to many people through his hard work. He obtained many postgraduate degrees in various fields like philosophy, psychology, commerce, education, public administration and English literature. During his service period he handled many types of students from primary to higher secondary school coming from different social grounds. He had a very good experience in the education field for more than 30 years. During his school service period, he was very sincere, dedicated and cooperative with co-teachers and school administrative authorities. He not only taught moral science in the school but also behaved as an example of moral character and discipline. Now, with the grace of God, he is living in Chennai with his wife, son, son-in-law, daughter, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren.
