NATURE is the greatest teacher of the world!!

“Observe
the nature carefully With its big and small creatures That
teaches us the great lessons of life” Nowadays due to rat
race in day-to-day living, human beings are alienated from
nature. It teaches us real selflessness, true renunciation and
sacrifice etc. We can thus learn a great deal from nature.
Nature is a silent teacher, friend, philosopher and guide. It
removes all our pain, agonies, despairs and grieves. If we
become merged with it we find ourselves in an elevated
state of consciousness. The nature shows all her wealth
irrespective of who we are and what we are. It never
distinguishes between good or bad, rather removes all the
negativities. It fills us with all positive…
We will reach our greatest potentials. Each plant is
different. Some need to be watered once a week and some
more often. Some need direct sunlight, others just a spot of
sun. Each plant is unique. Each plant will respond to
proper care and maintenance. Metaphorically, nature
teaches us that each person just needs to be treated with
care and be handled in the proper “light” to thrive at their
best capabilities. When we take the time to learn what
those specific things are, we watch our friends and loved
ones “flourish” to realms in their life beyond all
expectations…because “the only limits are those we place
on ourselves” for there are no limits. Nature teaches us
many things through TREES. A tree 40yrs all with great
height and spread, still stands, but just few feet above the
ground when its cut….years to build itself…but all down
for an axe. Still the trees stands and shoots again with the
same smile and zeal of a tender shoots just out of a seed.
The smile is as innocent as an infant’s. A trees grows not
with the depression that it has been cut for the roots that
are still with it. This tells let your hope never die, loosing
or troubles should not take away our smile or zeal. Your
past happiness is like the roots of a tree no one and nothing
can erase. Tree still sustains when some of its roots are
damaged. Depression does have its own essence in nature.