Acupuncture Points, cool index vs Thirukkural Application

Acupuncture index, a nice knowledge base dedicated to be your learning assist for acupuncture from traditional Chinese medicine (known as TCM). === Content Includes === * 20 meridians, with 422 acupuncture points including 61 extra points * Picture and description, easy to locate each point * Add personal note for each point * Add your own favorites! * Few additional categories, such as five elements, Front-Mu, Back-Shu, Su Si-Miao's ghost points, and Ma Danyang's 12 Acupoints etc. * Auto persist locally for notes/personal categories I really wish that it will be helpful to you, please feel free to reach out to me if you have any suggestion or comment! Please check the terms of use here: https://silvergold-aaa4a.firebaseapp.com/tcm_terms_of_use.html

There is an old saying: “One who has it does not appreciate its value.” This is so true in many aspects of life. Similarly, every piece of advice, every moral lesson, and every principle we often seek guidance from has already been beautifully articulated in the Thirukkural by Thiruvalluvar, and that too, centuries ago. Yet, how many of us truly know, understand, or apply these timeless teachings in our daily lives? The Tamil Thirukkural is, in essence, the original source of all those motivational and inspirational quotes that we celebrate and share today. It captures the wisdom of life, morality, virtue, wealth, and love in just a few lines, proving that true guidance has always existed; it’s just a matter of recognising it. 1330 Thirukkural in Tamil, divided into three sections: Aram (virtue), Porul (wealth), and Inbam (love). Shares simple truths on life, love, and values, guiding us always. 
We’ve taken a small step toward making these timeless teachings easily accessible for everyone. Let’s hope we never forget our roots. Features: Gain deeper insight into the Thirukkural through scholars' explanations. Experience the Thirukkural and its explanations through videos. Enjoy fun games based on Thirukkural to make learning more exciting.