Nature -The True Mother

Nature, the world's eternal teacher, imparts invaluable lessons for every facet of our lives. It is my conviction that our mythological and religious texts are imbued with this profound understanding, serving as repositories of the timeless wisdom distilled from the natural world. This phenomenon resonates across the spectrum of existence, encompassing both the animate and inanimate, and unfolds throughout their ordained lifespans. It is during this epoch that all things, including humanity, share a common trajectory—a life teeming with belief, a quest for learning and progress, a relentless pursuit of achievement, and the arduous struggle for survival.   But what do we truly mean when we speak of "nature"? To the layperson, it is the observable, palpable, and wondrous world that surrounds us. However, nature transcends this superficial perception; it is a profound enigma that continues to elude complete comprehension by humankind. Every creature, every entity, and ever...

     When a child is born, they don't know how their life is going to unfold. In their early days, they exist in a state of pure innocence, cherishing every moment in the loving embrace of their parents. As time progresses, their young minds begin to develop, gradually unlocking the door to the world around them. In this journey of discovery, the role of education becomes paramount, guiding them through the complexities of life and enriching their experiences.      Education is a multifaceted concept, encompassing formal schooling, informal learning, and life experiences. Its primary purpose is to equip individuals with the knowledge, skills, values, and perspectives necessary to navigate the world they inhabit. However, education is not merely about acquiring facts and figures; it is about fostering personal growth, promoting critical thinking, and instilling a sense of purpose.      One fundamental purpose of education is to empower individ...

     "Have you ever wondered about the certainty of our parentage from the moment of our birth? How did we come to accept our existence in this vast universe without questioning the authenticity of our parents? It's interesting how we tend to embrace what we know based on what we've seen, learned, or been told by the external world. This is the way our world operates. A newborn child craves maternal affection and care. If a baby were placed in the arms of someone other than its biological mother immediately after birth and received the same love and care, it would likely accept that person as its mother. This leads to a thought-provoking question: Is motherhood solely the emotional domain of women, or can men also provide the same level of care and affection for their children when necessary? The concept of parenthood and emotional attachment transcends gender boundaries. While traditionally, mothers have played a primary role in nurturing infants due to biological and so...