Nature's Narrative

Telling the story of our planet

One and only entity that governs the whole universe is Nature. Some have personified Nature as Almighty who is omnipotent and omnipresent. I endearingly prefer to call Mother Nature who is caring and benevolent. She takes care of and nourishes us all.

As a member of the great family, we must respect and care for every element of Mother Nature. Felling trees causes habitat destruction, ultimately leading to a big and irrevocable destruction. It needs to be managed scientifically to keep a harmonious equilibrium.

Here comes the LiFE, which is Lifestyle for Environment.

I endeavour to create impactful, quality writing pieces to instigate the thought process. It is how I want to contribute my bit to the social and environmental cause.

Come, embark on the journey with me. You will enjoy it, I am sure.


hinduism

  • The Shardiya Navratri Durga Pooja celebrates the Goddess’s annual return, symbolizing strength and protection against evil. The nine-day festival involves rituals, prayers, and artistic displays of divine idols, culminating in Vijayadashmi. It emphasizes women’s power, collective devotion, and respect for nature while fostering community belief in peace and harmony. Read more

  • Quotations serve as powerful tools for conveying messages with authenticity. This content highlights notable quotes and incidents that underscore moral and ethical lessons, emphasizing the value of respect for women and understanding the concept of the soul’s continuity. It references Ramcharitmanas, discussing themes of justice, devotion, and surrender to the divine, illustrated through Lord Ram’s… Read more

  • Kabeer reflects on the importance of living in the present while observing a river. He considers the futility of dwelling on the past and worrying about the future, inspired by the teachings of Buddha and Krishna. Ultimately, he emphasizes that actions in the present, informed by past lessons, shape the future. Read more

  • Modified on: The reflective essay begins with Abhimanyu’s tragic stand in the Mahabharata and Arjuna’s vow of revenge, then widen out to real world examples: Everest climbers, the Chenab Railway Bridge engineers, and Dashrath Manjhi, the “Mountain Man” who carved the road through rock. Together, these stories illustrate that life’s impediments – weather, poverty, danger,… Read more

  • The piece emphasizes living in the present and how one’s actions shape future outcomes through karma. It discusses overcoming health challenges, the impotence of astrology, and the importance of hard work, planning, and learning from failures. The Gita’s teachings inspire resilience and hope for future success amid hardships. Read more