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*Atrocity — The Removal of the Smile (Refined Version)*

*By YM Sarma*

Atrocity is the culmination of hatred, injustice, and cruelty—every
negative force that can be inflicted on a victim. Left to itself, nature
knows no atrocity. Nature, in full bloom, moves like a smiling wind.

When the entire biosphere is emotionally bonded—when every organism is
breathing, sensing, perceiving, interacting, and celebrating life—there is
no room for atrocity. Even death, which we fear today, was once not a
negative event at all. It was understood as a smooth passage into the next
arena of experience. In a lush and free natural world, there is no scope
for cruelty or victimization. Every organism becomes part of a larger,
harmonious rhythm, fusing into the great macro-body of nature.

The true culprit behind atrocities is the human mind. Can any part of the
body, other than the mind, contemplate justice or injustice? The body has
no such ideas. It is simply nature extended into human form. Concepts like
courage, cowardice, determination, or wavering do not arise from nature.
They are mental constructions—often distortions—created by the mind.

Today, universities too have been overtaken by these mind-driven,
negativity-oriented ways of thinking, dignified under the name of
“analysis.” From the earliest school years, we teach the child nothing
about its oneness with nature. Instead, we steadily alienate it. By the
time it reaches adolescence, we introduce it to the ultimate
perversion—Economics.

In Economics, the child meets the so-called “economic man,” a phantom
figure who is selfish, driven by unlimited wants, and sees nature—and even
fellow humans—as raw material for exploitation. Nowhere is there a word
about symbiosis or the mutual interdependence that sustains all life.

Can such an economic man, burdened by endless desires, ever smile? A smile
is the natural expression of nature in harmony. Every organism breathes it
in the gentle air. But Economics, rooted in treating nature as mere
material for manipulation and destruction, wipes the smile from nature
itself. Strangely, we continue to seek happiness while destroying the very
foundation of happiness. It is like wishing to walk after cutting off our
own legs.
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