Have you ever stood in a forest and felt something beyond words—a sense of belonging, peace, and stillness? Or watched birds soaring in the sky and wondered, Why does their flight feel so liberating?
These moments aren’t coincidences. They are subtle reminders of a truth we once knew but have forgotten—that we, too, are part of this vast, interconnected web of life.
Every 3rd March, the world celebrates World Wildlife Day, focusing on conservation and the protection of biodiversity. What if we looked at it through the lens of spirituality and human consciousness?
This isn’t just about saving animals or planting trees. It’s about reviving the lost harmony between human souls and nature a harmony that once existed and can exist again.
🌳 The Forgotten Connection Between the Soul and Nature
Have you ever noticed how being in nature makes you feel lighter, calmer, and more peaceful? It’s not just the fresh air—it’s something deeper. According to spiritual wisdom, every soul and every element in nature was once in perfect balance. There was a time, long ago, when humans, animals, and the environment coexisted in harmony. This was a world of purity and abundance—what spiritual texts describe as Satyug, the Golden Age. Let’s again establish a harmony between nature and human by taking a pledge to be a responsible steward of mother nature.