Work Towards Abundance And Rejuvenation
Driving from Dharwad to Pune D some years ago, a small hill fascinated me. It looked like a beautiful rock sculpture and worth a visit. On my next trip i was sad to see it mutilated. On my last trip, to my utmost grief, the hill had disappeared. Where did that beautiful rock for matron go? I was lost in these grey thoughts when my house-help came weeping. Someone had cut down a tree in the neighbourhood and that had hurt her. "I will miss all those birds that I watched in the early morning sun rays. That white owl will come no longer." Ihad no answer but she had. Wiping tears she said. "The earth gives us so much, water, food, fuel, and gold and oceans." She went on, "What do we give cif hithyan that we should get everything without being hurt. I think we should pray to her." Perhaps she was referring to the earth spirit-that which sustains us according to the laws of the universe. And which is also invoked by many indigenous communities. In many sacred places, when a tree is felled, its permission and forgiveness are asked. Many tribes including indigenous Indians, the original inhabitants of America, worship the earth spirit; that is their religion. All indigenous tribes of America have the common tradition of revering the earth spirit. Indic ancient scriptures describe verses as prayers to be offered to Mother Earth. The Atchara Veda says: "Creator of the cosmos proclaims: I another/ serially and systematically." Mother is embodiment of unconditional and unlimited love. And so she follows the laws of abundance and rejuvenation, in order to help her children evolve to witness the sphere of light. Give a seed to Mother Earth and she dissolves it in her womb to give us a plant or a tree. That single tree gives the world multiple seeds, sometimes so many seeds that you cannot count them. Mathematicians and economists will call it Multiplier Effect. But the tree is teaching us the Law of Abundance. Give, give, and give, unconditionally. The Multiplier Effect will be seen depending on your karmic circumstances and on yourself as an evolving entity. rain. But today the earth needs heat he self-rejuvenating earth, visible built-in cycle of all life, provide rejuvenation to all, but today it refute do so. For the earth, ever forgivingivingcorn to those who dig and bu-is tired and weary. Tibetan monks recommend an as a remedy for all malaise. The anto violence is ahimsa. The earth speeds love and compassion, which antidote to excessive aggression a cruelty "And so awaken the spirit Symbiotic Reality, and love will floitself. But before that conserve the respect the rivers, and worship ago to villages where hungrychildare waiting with empty plates; zeroing steeped in ignorance with knowledge. The earth needs the grLaw of Sharing, as an antidote to excessive consumerism, luxury, and greed.
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Work Towards Abundance And Rejuvenation
Driving from Dharwad to Pune D some years ago, a small hill fascinated me. It looked like a beautiful rock sculpture and worth a visit. On my next trip i was sad to see it mutilated. On my last trip, to my utmost grief, the hill had disappeared. Where did that beautiful rock for matron go? I was lost in these grey thoughts when my house-help came weeping. Someone had cut down a tree in the neighbourhood and that had hurt her. "I will miss all those birds that I watched in the early morning sun rays. That white owl will come no longer." Ihad no answer but she had. Wiping tears she said. "The earth gives us so much, water, food, fuel, and gold and oceans." She went on, "What do we give cif hithyan that we should get everything without being hurt. I think we should pray to her." Perhaps she was referring to the earth spirit-that which sustains us according to the laws of the universe. And which is also invoked by many indigenous communities. In many sacred places, when a tree is felled, its permission and forgiveness are asked. Many tribes including indigenous Indians, the original inhabitants of America, worship the earth spirit; that is their religion. All indigenous tribes of America have the common tradition of revering the earth spirit. Indic ancient scriptures describe verses as prayers to be offered to Mother Earth. The Atchara Veda says: "Creator of the cosmos proclaims: I another/ serially and systematically." Mother is embodiment of unconditional and unlimited love. And so she follows the laws of abundance and rejuvenation, in order to help her children evolve to witness the sphere of light. Give a seed to Mother Earth and she dissolves it in her womb to give us a plant or a tree. That single tree gives the world multiple seeds, sometimes so many seeds that you cannot count them. Mathematicians and economists will call it Multiplier Effect. But the tree is teaching us the Law of Abundance. Give, give, and give, unconditionally. The Multiplier Effect will be seen depending on your karmic circumstances and on yourself as an evolving entity. rain. But today the earth needs heat he self-rejuvenating earth, visible built-in cycle of all life, provide rejuvenation to all, but today it refute do so. For the earth, ever forgivingivingcorn to those who dig and bu-is tired and weary. Tibetan monks recommend an as a remedy for all malaise. The anto violence is ahimsa. The earth speeds love and compassion, which antidote to excessive aggression a cruelty "And so awaken the spirit Symbiotic Reality, and love will floitself. But before that conserve the respect the rivers, and worship ago to villages where hungrychildare waiting with empty plates; zeroing steeped in ignorance with knowledge. The earth needs the grLaw of Sharing, as an antidote to excessive consumerism, luxury, and greed.
DISCLAIMER:
The views expressed in the Article above are Aruna Jethwani and kashmiribhatta.in is not in any way responsible for the opinions expressed in the above article. The article belongs to its respective owner or owners and this site does not claim any right over it.
Courtesy: Aruna Jethwani and Speaking Tree, Times of India