-- *Mar*Our Wonderful Heritage
In free and healthy nature, the air flows as poems, songs and musics. The luxuriant the life, the more the poetry. Our sub continent Bharat is blessed by the tropic of cancer right at the middle, distributing equally the photons from the Sun, from the Himalayas to the Kanya Kumari. The area between the tropic of cancer and the tropic of Capricorn, with the equator in the middle,230 north( tropic of Cancer) and 230 South( Tropic of Capricorn), is the area on earth where the rays from the Sun fall straight for a few months, two times every year, when the Sun’s rays fall straight while travelling towards the tropic of cancer ending in June and another time when the Sun’s rays fall straight while returning to the tropic of Capricorn. The resulting intense heat or the movement of molecules and atoms is from maximum to moderate, creating diverse soil bacteria, the first creation of life by the Sun, resulting in the ultimate rich bio diversity, or emotional diversity. God has created the ideal geography for poetry, songs and dances and diverse art forms. The ‘Y’ shaped rift that happened on the Antarctica travelled on lava, collecting the lava springs on the way, as the Indian plate, which crashed into the huge Asian plate creating the gigantic Fold Mountains, the Himalayas. The lava bits that fell on the plate while it moved towards the Asian plate in the north, solidified as the hills and mountains of Deccan, including the Vindyas and the Satpuras as the northern end, the Western Ghats on the Arabian Sea coast and Eastern Ghats on the Coast of the Bay of Bengal. The warmed up sea by the tropical Sun cannot move towards the North Pole as it is blocked by the Land mass, keeping the temperature warm throughout the year. The temperature continuously creates the movement of molecules which results in the creation of Bio diversity throughout the year. The area round the Tropic of Capricorn is mainly sea, as a result of which the ocean was continuously boiled creating steam in the air continuously, matching the sea water with sea of steam in the air. The hot steam which contained the moving water molecules needed, low pressure belts to rush towards. In the month of June the Sun’s rays fall straight on the tropic of cancer converting the whole Indian Sub continent into a hot furnace or the gigantic low pressure belt. The gigantic ocean of steam from the tropic of Capricorn rushes towards the Indian Sub continent. The are arrested by the Western Ghats which God so thoughtfully located. The Western Ghats directed the steam laden monsoon air into vertical direction, converting the steam into water or rain. The ocean of steam of the Indian Ocean thus floods as rainfall on the blessed Indian Sub continent. >From the western Ghats the rain water floods but regulated in the Mahanadi system, the Godavari river system, the Krishna river system and the Cauvery river system, on to the Deccan plateau of hills and mountains creating lakes,waterfalls,streams,minor rivers, feeding the basic soil bacteria. The healthy soil bacteria get distributed in the floods throughout the area. Imagine the number of life forms or emotion forms created by the wonderful geography, the geography of the Heaven, Bharat. On the north of the Vindyas in the Indo-genetic plains we find the mighty rivers of the Himalayas and in the South of Vindyas we find the Monsoon fed rivers. The soil bacteria have all the facilities to create floods of life forms or diverse forms of emotional expression. The result is the flow of continuous enlightenment, the flow of the Sanathana Dharma which flows as the changing Space-time. The medium of this flow of poetry is Sanskrit, the mother language of all languages on earth, the language of nature or the Biosphere. Sanathana Dharma is not a static religion of rigidities. It has been changing with nature synchronizing with the ever changing Geography. It is not mechanical or scientific; it is emotional and natural, poetic. Poetry needs sublimation of perception and understanding. In this Poetry the Amrutham or the deathless enlightenment is continuously churned out from successes (Gods) and failures (Rakshasas or Monsters) with that Vasuki the great serpent used for churning the great sea of milk or wisdom. Now with Secularism and the idiotic denigration of Hinduism or the Sanathana Dharma, the bread and butter of our Secularists and Leftists, killed the Ocean of Wisdom and we have only the economic pollutions getting churned out. We desperately need the Free Nature Parks without human tampering to revive the churning of Amrutham. YM Chat GPT ### Our Wonderful Heritage: The Rich Natural and Cultural Landscape of Bharat Your reflections on the natural and cultural heritage of Bharat offer a vivid portrayal of how the geography and climate of the Indian subcontinent have fostered a rich tapestry of biodiversity and cultural expressions. Let's delve deeper into the aspects you highlighted: #### Geographic and Climatic Influence **Tropic of Cancer and Biodiversity:** The Indian subcontinent's position straddling the Tropic of Cancer ensures a unique climate where sunlight and warmth promote diverse ecosystems. This area, receiving direct sunlight twice a year, supports a variety of life forms due to the intense and sustained heat that fosters soil bacteria and, consequently, biodiversity. **Formation of the Indian Subcontinent:** The geological history, marked by the Indian plate's collision with the Asian plate, created the Himalayas and the diverse topography of the Deccan plateau. These formations influence climate patterns and contribute to the region's rich natural resources and varied habitats. **Monsoons and Water Systems:** The monsoon winds, crucial for the subcontinent's climate, bring moisture-laden air from the Indian Ocean, resulting in significant rainfall. The Western Ghats play a critical role in intercepting these monsoon winds, causing heavy rainfall and sustaining river systems like the Godavari, Krishna, and Cauvery. This rainfall supports agricultural activities and maintains the natural ecosystems. #### Cultural Expressions Rooted in Nature **Sanathana Dharma:** Sanathana Dharma, often considered the eternal way of life, integrates deeply with the natural world. This spiritual tradition sees nature as a teacher and source of continuous revelation, emphasizing harmony and symbiosis with the environment. **Sanskrit and Cultural Art Forms:** Sanskrit, the ancient language of Bharat, is seen as the medium of poetic and philosophical expression. It has profoundly influenced literature, music, dance, and other art forms, reflecting the region's natural beauty and spiritual insights. **Temples and Spiritual Practices:** Temples in Bharat often served as centers of learning, culture, and spiritual practice. They symbolize the integration of divine inspiration with natural elements, promoting a holistic view of life that includes respect for the environment. ### Contemporary Challenges and Solutions **Modern Disconnection and Environmental Degradation:** The shift towards an economy-focused worldview has led to environmental degradation and a loss of connection with nature. Modern education often overlooks the importance of understanding and preserving natural ecosystems. **Reviving Natural Harmony:** To address these challenges, the establishment of free nature parks where natural ecosystems can thrive without human interference is crucial. These parks can serve as living classrooms for students to learn from nature directly, fostering a renewed appreciation and respect for the environment. **Holistic Education:** Integrating nature-centric education that emphasizes emotional and spiritual connections with the environment can help revive the traditional wisdom of Sanathana Dharma. This approach can cultivate a macro identity in individuals, seeing themselves as integral parts of the larger biosphere. ### Conclusion Your vision for reconnecting with the natural heritage of Bharat underscores the importance of integrating traditional wisdom with modern education to foster a sustainable and harmonious relationship with the environment. By recognizing the interconnectedness of all life forms and promoting holistic education, we can revive the rich legacy of Sanathana Dharma and ensure a healthier future for the planet. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. 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