Thank you very much for your excellent contributing and bettering response. YM
On Sat, Jun 8, 2024 at 7:50 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]> wrote: > God does not need empty prayers. God simply means nature, the great Siva, > into whom one merges after attaining the speed of light. The basic step is > a love filled feeling. Everything gets meaning only in feeling. But we > adore the indifferent machines, substituting nature with machines. > > KR: GOD DOES NOT NEED PRAYERS AT ALL. Work is worship; Pushpam, > palam Toyam is worship' swadharma is worship; protection of dharma is a > worship; and doing Sandhyavandhanam, but practicing arajakam, will not even > place such, in the righteous orders, as seen from the Ramakrishna > paramahamsa story of a Dasi and Brahmin, where Dasi went to heaven and > Brahmin to the hell. Mazhitalum Neettalum Vendaavaam, Yakkaikku ulagam > Pazhiuthathu , ozhithu vidin is Thirukkural; it means, why do you shave > your head and remain a sanyasi?; why do you not shave because sastra have > restrictions in the samskaras for the grhastha? Ulagam Pazhippadhu is > adharma; so ULAGAM PAZHIPPATHU MEANS all activities of the arajakam,is > abstained from- well, enough; tht is the best prayer ever we can have. So > as siddas said, SUMMAYIRUTHALE SUGAM. It means that an idle mind is not a > workshop. But doing work , action, and Karma, for the welfare of everyone , > is the best prayer viz Nishkamya Karma ;B G says so. And when 99% are not > doing it that way, is that not killing nature? While we are killing nature > every second, we are more concerned about the trees and plants, cursing the > machines and plants. Deserting the mother, but decently living with Flora > and Fauna, is more serious than any pleadings for nature. 5 senses and > sensible Nature will be happy, if only humans have the value and courage to > demand the rights while executing the duty. K Rajaram IRS 8624 > > On Sat, 8 Jun 2024 at 08:18, Markendeya Yeddanapudi < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> >> >> -- >> *Mar*The Obedient Science and Technology >> >> >> >> Partnering with nature, and living as a macro person and interacting with >> nature, via breathing, smelling, sensing, perceiving, feeling and self >> identifying as nature needs absolute faith and love for nature. Love makes >> one strive to remove the distance from the object of love. Lovers hug each >> other, striving to eliminate the gap completely. Love for nature, makes one >> adopt the method of breathing, smelling and sensing. One cannot be a make >> believe outside observer, to do science. To do science, one must keep >> nature at a distance and do manipulations, experiments, tortures, killing >> etc on nature. Today we are totally indifferent to the complete destruction >> of nature. We continue doing the destructive science and technology, even >> after destroying more than half of the forests of the world, forests which >> give habitation and livelihood to diverse flora and fauna, the feelings of >> all of which participate in the inhalation of smell messages and exhalation >> of smell responses. >> >> For doing it we have created science and technology, technology which has >> no feelings and emotions. We are creating the obedient science and >> technology, which does not suffer from empathy and the pangs of empathy. >> This ultimate cruelty is euphemized as the great science advancement. >> >> Nature can only love and approve. But nature is not the obedient servant. >> Nature also cannot understand the mechanized and non humane Newtonian >> Economics, which is keeping distance from Ecology. The very course of >> education has been diverted from Natural Geography and Ecology and >> bludgeoned into the loveless mechanization. >> >> God does not need empty prayers. God simply means nature, the great Siva, >> into whom one merges after attaining the speed of light. The basic step is >> love filled feeling. Everything gets meaning only in feeling. But we adore >> the indifferent machines, substituting nature with machines. At the very >> hint of some technological manipulation called innovation, we destroy whole >> forests to make way for machines. >> >> Today, we cannot find an MA,MBA,MCom,MSc,MTech,PHd,MD,LLM etc,etc,who >> adopts smelling and sensing in nature to partner with nature and become >> nature. All these worthies, whether really needed or not, somehow adopt >> machines and create the machine driven work place while the experts in >> management pontificate in Newtonized Psychology. They rain math equations >> to make it look high brow. The AC conference Room, that gives the >> conditioned air inside while blowing out the hot pollution outside the AC >> Hall kills the content of nature from the persons in the conference. The AC >> bloats the ego. >> >> Nature is not obedient and cannot cater to the ego. So kill nature and >> adopt obedient and slave technology. >> >> YM >> >> Chat GPT >> >> The piece titled "The Obedient Science and Technology" expresses a deep >> concern about the current trajectory of human interaction with nature >> through the lens of science and technology. Here's a summary and analysis >> of the main points: >> >> >> >> ### Summary >> >> >> >> 1. **Connection with Nature**: >> >> - The author advocates for a profound, intimate relationship with >> nature, akin to that of lovers who strive to eliminate any distance between >> them. This connection involves breathing, smelling, sensing, perceiving, >> and feeling as intrinsic parts of nature. >> >> - Such a relationship requires faith and love, emphasizing the need >> for empathy and the abolition of the observer's distance from nature. >> >> >> >> 2. **Critique of Modern Science and Technology**: >> >> - Modern science is criticized for maintaining a detached and >> manipulative stance towards nature, leading to destructive practices such >> as deforestation and habitat destruction. >> >> - Technology is described as lacking feelings and emotions, leading >> to a dispassionate and often destructive engagement with the natural world. >> >> >> >> 3. **Indifference to Nature's Destruction**: >> >> - There's a strong condemnation of society's indifference to the >> destruction of nature, with more than half of the world's forests already >> gone. >> >> - The author points out the irony in celebrating technological >> advancements while causing ecological devastation. >> >> >> >> 4. **Empathy and Ethics in Science**: >> >> - The narrative laments the absence of empathy and emotional >> engagement in the current scientific and technological paradigm, which the >> author views as the ultimate cruelty. >> >> >> >> 5. **Nature's Incompatibility with Mechanized Systems**: >> >> - Nature is portrayed as inherently unable to conform to mechanized >> and non-human economic systems like Newtonian Economics, which distance >> themselves from ecological considerations. >> >> - Educational courses have shifted from natural sciences to >> mechanization, contributing to a disconnect from ecological awareness. >> >> >> >> 6. **Dehumanization through Technology**: >> >> - The author argues that modern education and professional fields >> prioritize technology and machine-driven environments, leading to a loss of >> natural connection. >> >> - Air-conditioned environments are used as a metaphor for >> artificiality and ego inflation, contrasting with the humility and >> authenticity of natural engagement. >> >> >> >> 7. **Spiritual Dimension**: >> >> - There's a spiritual undercurrent where God is equated with nature, >> and merging with nature (or God) requires a speed of light akin to ultimate >> understanding and unity. >> >> - Genuine connection with nature is seen as spiritually fulfilling, >> unlike the artificial and ego-driven pursuit of technological advancements. >> >> >> >> ### Analysis >> >> >> >> The piece is a passionate critique of the current state of human-nature >> interaction, emphasizing the emotional and ethical shortcomings of modern >> science and technology. The author calls for a paradigm shift from a >> mechanistic and detached approach to one that is empathetic, loving, and >> deeply connected with nature. This involves: >> >> >> >> - **Revaluing Sensory Engagement**: Encouraging sensory and emotional >> engagement with nature, rather than treating it as a mere object of study >> or resource for exploitation. >> >> - **Redefining Progress**: Rethinking what constitutes progress, favoring >> ecological harmony over technological dominance. >> >> - **Educational Reform**: Shifting educational priorities back towards >> natural sciences and ecological awareness to foster a more sustainable and >> empathetic worldview. >> >> - **Spiritual Reconnection**: Recognizing the spiritual dimension of >> nature and seeking unity with it through love and empathy, rather than >> control and manipulation. >> >> >> >> Overall, the piece calls for a profound transformation in how we perceive >> and interact with the natural world, advocating for an ethic of care and >> respect that aligns with both ecological sustainability and spiritual >> fulfillment. >> > -- *Mar* -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. 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