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Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam”, translated from Sanskrit will mean “this entire earth is my family.” This is what the sages felt and lived centuries back. And not just the sages, even the ordinary man loved and respected Nature. The sun. the moon, the earth were all gods. Sounds primitive, no? But think of it. The concept is definitely wiser now that we stand on the brink of losing our earth forever if we do not wake up . Let’s not take this precious gift to us as granted. This is the womb from where our bodies came, this is the mother who nurtures us,................bearing our weight as we walk over its bosom unmindfully..........forgiving us, ............and the ultimate rest place when we no shall no longer be in our bodies.
Think at least once before switching on your ACs, using detergent powders,cutting off trees,tearing off papers insanely…………..and well you know the list is so long.
Let us come together. We indeed are one family.
Let us join hands for this beautiful earth – our home.
A VERY HAPPY EARTH DAY TO ALL OF YOU, and this comes a day before in advance.

Comments

Sayani said…
i wish you a "happy earth day " as well
and thanks for that insightful post ...will try to follow you as much as possible...
take care
White Rose said…
I think if we could actually see what we leave behind as consumers. We would be shocked. We live in a disposable age with no regard for the environment around us.

Thanks for posting this!
hi nice subject.but its not only a day's celebration.
thnx.
Hi,

Very relevant post. Even if we take it a day at a time, I am sure we can do our bit to save Mother Earth.
Great to see you back in blogging action. Do visit my new blog PAST CONTINUOUS at http://pastcontinues.blogspot.com/

and fill in your memories of growing up. And of course, thanx for the compliment on the old blog's new look.
Lijy said…
A VERY HAPPY EARTH DAY TO U TOO.

I hope evryone get the message. that was a really good post.
Dawn said…
Thanks for visiting my blog :)
and yes happy earth day :) it should be everyday :)
nice lushy green pic
Cheers
Raffy Jay said…
Happy earth day.
the basu said…
profound thoughts...it's good to see somebody raising her voice to build awareness-which is what can save us from an inglorious fate.
Gabi Greve said…
Happy Earth Day !

Earth Day and Haiku

Greetings from Japan !
GABI

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