Monday, June 26, 2017

Nature Worship By Ancient Aryans Of India

A brief write-up follows, the following pictures of Mother-Nature. Please don't miss it.













Ancient Aryans in the Vedic Civilisation, were devout worshippers of Mother Nature. Nature worship sounds more sensible, many a times, to many of us in this modern age of science & technology..
God is a transcendental being. But nature is perceptible to our human senses. Aren't we directly being benefitted by nature in infinite number of ways? 

Cow is sacred in Hinduism. Nothing is as nutritious & as easily digestible as cow's milk. We can live on cow's milk alone & enjoy robust health, if nothing else is available. It's a complete food in itself....The Indian Desi cow, without the injection of allopathic hormones, for increasing the yield of milk artificially. Even new born babies can live just on cow's milk, with no side effect.

Thulasi plant of India, is an extraordinary medicinal plant & every Hindu lady makes it a point to have this plant at home for her daily worship. Thulasi is extremely good for cold, cough & several other ailments & a plant at home is very handy during illness.

Peepul tree (Ashwatha) too has got infinite number of medicinal uses, as per the Indian Ayurveda. We should have as many Peepul trees as possible in our environment, by watering them daily in the name of sanctity & Pooja.

Sun is the source of all energies on our planet. Sunlight blesses us with health, vigour & vitality. No wonder we have worshipped Sun God since time immemorial, in this land of Aryans.
Agni is Devatha. Can we ever think of our existence without fire? Never.

Himalaya again is Devatha for us Hindus. Can we think of torrential rain fall in our country year after year without the existence of this sacred mountain? Never.

Isn't Nature Worship then more meaningful to us earthlings than worshipping the thirty three crores Devathas of our Hinduism?🤣🤣

By worshipping nature in its various forms, we are expressing our love & heartfelt gratitude to Mother Nature for her bountiful blessings.

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