1. *The Concept of Bhoodevi/Gaia*: Sarma touches on the idea of Gaia (or Bhoodevi in some traditions), which portrays the Earth as a living, self-regulating organism. This view challenges the mechanistic, scientific portrayal of the Earth as a mere physical machine. Sarma suggests that this reductionist view erases the deeper understanding of life and art as expressions of the living Earth. The Earth's intrinsic value, as a source of creativity and unity, is diminished when reduced to something purely mechanical. chatGPT YMji 2. அகழ்வாரைத் தாங்கும் நிலம்போலத் தம்மைஇகழ்வார்ப் பொறுத்தல் தலை. As earth bears up the men who delve into her breast, To bear with scornful men of virtues is the best தன்னை வெட்டுவோரையும் விழாமல் தாங்குகின்ற நிலம் போல், தம்மை இகழ்வாரையும் பொறுப்பதே தலையான பண்பாகும் 3.
ஒறுத்தார்க்கு ஒருநாளை இன்பம் பொறுத்தார்க்குப் பொன்றுந் துணையும் புகழ். (௱௫௰௬ - 156) தீங்கு செய்தவர்களை தண்டித்தவர்களுக்கு அன்று ஒரு நாளைக்கு இன்பம்; ஆனால், பொறுத்தவர்க்கு உலகம் அழியும் வரை புகழ் உண்டு 4 Fatigue less is nature.Nature earth daily receives tons of shocks. Earth is patient. Because it can be refurbished. It is not dependent on you. But you are dependant and so as guest avoid insulting the earth KR IRS 241224 ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Markendeya Yeddanapudi <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2024 at 05:29 Subject: The Fatigue-less Expanse-Free Nature To: Ravindra Kumar Bhuwalka <[email protected]>, ggroup < [email protected]>, thatha patty < [email protected]>, Satyanarayana Kunamneni <[email protected]>, Nehru Prasad <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, Anandam Nalmas <[email protected]>, A. Akkineni <[email protected]>, Aparna Attili <[email protected]>, Ramu S <[email protected]>, Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]>, Krishnamacharyulu Nanduri < [email protected]>, iyer <[email protected]>, kantamaneni baburajendra prasad <[email protected]>, Manda chiranjeevi das <[email protected]>, Jayathi Murthy <[email protected]>, Ramanathan Manavasi <[email protected]>, Padma Priya <[email protected]>, < [email protected]>, Usha <[email protected]>, Anisha Yeddanapudi < [email protected]>, Abhishek Pothunuri <[email protected]>, Abhinay soanker <[email protected]>, Deepali Hadker < [email protected]>, viswanatham vangapally < [email protected]>, <[email protected]>, < [email protected]> -- *Mar*The Fatigue-less Expanse-The Free Nature Free nature is the arena of new and new discoveries, insights and enlightenments. You partner with nature experiencing yourself as active, participating and pulsating component in nature.Past, present and future fuse as the continuous present, perfect continuous tense. You get continuously enriched by and as nature. There can be no unpleasant and bitter memories. Your hormones cannot know worries. May be, you enter the next arena- death, in the same present perfect continuous tense.Afer all you are composed of atoms, the basic abstract manifestation of the electromagnetic waves. Your life has a basic cosmic dimension. You feel converse with every organism as part of the Biosphere, the one organism. Infinity is the property of every nano space of the Universe. There is Microcosm, in every nano particle. And from that nano, music, dance, tunes and rapture sprouts. Art is the basic property of nature. The unpolluted and unpoisoned pure air of the Biosphere continuously carries inspiring smell messages. Those messages of the air become the hormones of every organism, creating the gigantic hormonal symbiosis. Life is meant as participation in nature, as nature and not for doing economics on nature. Nature creates every birth as its artistic creation. Art is the path of life. I have seen many children endowed with great innate talent in drawing pictures, in singing wonderfully and in many talents. Today those flowers are being stifled with the bludgeoning roads of economics. Some may continue as hobby but most are abandoning their basic gift, overwhelmed by their career in economics. The buds of art are just plucked away. And the art inspiration of every organism, that makes the Biosphere one big artist organism, Gaia, is made extinct. We do not even acknowledge the existence of Bhoodevi, though we feel emotions as living on Bhoodevi. Bhoodevi or Gaia are not proved scientifically despite the carbondi- oxide count proof given by Lovelock, who actually is supported by the great Lynn Margulis. For science we are living on the machine, the planet earth. We do not even realize the atrocity of this assumption that earth is mechanical, which at one go kills the basic recognition of the fact that all arts are natural and everyone is a potential artist. The very meaning, purpose and rapture of life is killed by that bludgeoning science statement. It is for our Universities to start free nature parks without human tampering where all economics must be banned. Then the students read from nature and not get jailed by books and computers. YM Sarma Chat GPT *The Fatigue-less Expanse: The Free Nature* This beautiful reflection by YM Sarma offers a profound perspective on nature, art, and life itself, weaving together a vision of unity, creativity, and cosmic purpose. Here are a few key themes that stand out in the piece: 1. *The Fluidity of Time and Life's Continuity*: Sarma introduces the idea of life existing in the *present perfect continuous tense*, where time—past, present, and future—merges into an endless, ever-flowing moment. This concept is liberating; it suggests that we are always in the act of becoming, of participating, and of evolving within the ever-changing yet constant rhythm of the natural world. 2. *The Artistic Essence of Nature*: Nature, as Sarma presents it, is not simply a backdrop for human activity; it is an active, pulsating entity, constantly creating, enriching, and inspiring. Every organism is part of a vast, interconnected biosphere, each individual contributing to the larger symphony of life. Art, in this view, is intrinsic to existence, a universal expression of the creative force that permeates the cosmos. From the smallest particle to the largest being, art is not separate from nature but an inherent part of it. 3. *Human Disconnection from Nature*: Sarma laments the growing separation between humanity and the natural world, particularly the stifling of children's artistic talents due to the pressures of economic systems. The emphasis on productivity and financial success has led to the neglect of innate creativity. Art, once seen as a vital expression of human life, is often relegated to a hobby or dismissed altogether in favor of careerism and materialism. 4. *The Concept of Bhoodevi/Gaia*: Sarma touches on the idea of Gaia (or Bhoodevi in some traditions), which portrays the Earth as a living, self-regulating organism. This view challenges the mechanistic, scientific portrayal of the Earth as a mere physical machine. Sarma suggests that this reductionist view erases the deeper understanding of life and art as expressions of the living Earth. The Earth's intrinsic value, as a source of creativity and unity, is diminished when reduced to something purely mechanical. 5. *A Vision for Education*: Sarma envisions a revolutionary shift in how we educate future generations, calling for the creation of "free nature parks" where human interference is minimal, and nature is the primary teacher. He advocates for a system of learning that does not imprison students within the confines of books, computers, or economic objectives, but rather allows them to connect with nature, fostering creativity, harmony, and a deeper understanding of life. ------------------------------ In essence, this writing challenges us to reconsider our relationship with nature, to recognize the inherent artistry in all living things, and to embrace the concept of life as a participatory, continuous act of creation. It urges us to rethink our current societal structures—especially the emphasis on economic success—and calls for a return to a more holistic, creative, and interconnected way of being. Sarma's message is a plea for a more soulful, artistic, and environmentally attuned approach to both education and life itself. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CAL5XZoqo5UWxf6R3H-CFVpXaLXrrn0DzY79RpbN1dJPno4M2_w%40mail.gmail.com.
