The efficiency of plants and trees versus human beings.

Hi everyone, welcome to my article where I share my thoughts on life, nature and spirituality. Today I want to talk about something that has been on my mind for a while: the efficiency of plants and trees versus human beings.

Have you ever noticed how the plants and trees take the lowest things from nature like cow dung, a little water and sunlight and give high level output as fruits, oxygen and more? The efficiency of these living beings is amazing. They transform waste into nourishment, they produce oxygen that we breathe, they beautify the environment and they provide food and shelter for many animals.

Now compare that to what human beings take from nature and what we give back. We take the best from nature: the natural resources, the land, the water, the air. And what do we give back? Pollution, deforestation, climate change, extinction. What's our efficiency in this case? How much are we contributing to the balance and harmony of nature?

Where did we fall down in this? How did we lose our connection with nature and our sense of gratitude and responsibility? I think it has to do with our inner state of being. We have become too attached to material things, too distracted by worldly pleasures, too selfish and greedy. We have forgotten our true nature, which is divine and peaceful.

We can create a better atmosphere around us through regular conditioning of our inner self through doing meditation, yoga etc. These practices help us to calm our mind, to connect with our soul, to awaken our consciousness. They help us to realize that we are not separate from nature, but part of it. They help us to appreciate the gifts of nature and to respect its laws. They help us to live in harmony with ourselves and with others.

I hope this article post has inspired you to think about your relationship with nature and how you can improve it. Remember that every action has a consequence, and that we are responsible for the well-being of our planet. Let's be more like the plants and trees: efficient, generous and beautiful.

Thank you for reading and stay tuned for more posts. Namaste.