When I came in this world, I was
received with love. I grew up, continuously showered with love, care and companionship.
Being thankful, grateful and conscientious towards what I have received has
been important, if not critical, for me. Giving and receiving is part of our
life. The obligation towards fellow beings is a natural phenomenon and marks
the basis of the relationships we live with.
We probably have been extremely
responsible people in our lives – towards our parents, our siblings, our
relatives, our acquaintances, our friends and probably, even strangers. We are probably
the moral guardians of all the good human values – being courteous, being
helpful, being kind, being patriotic, being intelligent and so on, so forth.
We are educated, we have been
taught to be mindful and we have been trained to take care of things very well.
As daily activities, we get up in the morning, we probably do some exercises,
we have food, we travel to our workplaces, regularly fill up our body with
water, spend time with family and friends and so on, so forth.
After living our lives for
considerable duration, after enjoying all the lovely moments, after always
being gifted with so many beauty, have we spent even 1 % of time in our life
towards what should have been the most treasured, the most cherished part of
our lives – our planet, The Earth.
We have never been taught, we have never been
educated and we have never ever been trained to worry or take care of our
‘neglected’ home. The biggest problem of ours is the lack of awareness about
the harm we are causing to our dear planet. The saddest part of the situation
is that we are not even sad about what is happening to the very source of our
life.
Good one Swaroop!! Should add how we educate ourselves and others about taking care of Mother Earth
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