We are partakers of the world’s pain and challenges

- Landscape-Subhash Bhatt

G One is not a stationary or suspended, static or local event. Life is about expanding. Life goes on and on. That's why Albert Einstein, the great mystic of the last century, coined the term 'expanding universe'. We call it Brahman as it expands. Embracing and accepting this earth or life is the interest of a lifetime! This immeasurable life is a shared wealth with no scope for personal claim. Every little big creature throbbing here is a lifelong partner and companion. Life is a shared experience. This is not a musical solo meeting but a chorus. It also has everyone listening and singing. We cannot contain this great life in ourselves but yes, we can. Many entrepreneurs have experimented with separation from this majestic and living world but in their hands is the integrity and wholeness of life.

Is. In 18 CE, a man named John Barton wanted to live in utter solitude. The whole family moved to a forest in the Kent area of ​​southeastern England. They realized that they were not alone, but that there were worms, wasps, worms, insects, bats, and so on. In just three years, his family grew to seven men and 108 other creatures. Well ...

Years later, a zoologist by the name of George Ordish became interested in the house and its surroundings, writing about the family and the life that surrounds it. He writes that birds that do not feed on building-based pests also began to arrive: cockroaches, crows, rats, mice, lice, ants, etc. Is. When the ground floor was dug in 190, frogs and spiders were found. Thirty years later, the remains of 2000 creatures like earthworms, snails, kanakhjura were found. Remains of many creatures were found from the carpets, pillows, sheets, warm clothes of the house. Alas, locusts, intestines, silkworms were found in the moisture of the books. While flies, mosquitoes, beetles etc. were found in the kitchen. According to George Ordish. In 190, the number of these creatures peaked while there were a total of 200 creatures of 114 species living there. When it comes to obese creatures, there will be thousands of creatures that can be seen under a microscope. Then came synthetic fabrics, heating systems, pesticides, vacuum cleaners, and gradually the population declined to just 30. Not only environmental pain but other questions also arise here.

If the living world is throbbing at the same time and place, why can't we human beings live with others even after abundant intelligence? Three and a half thousand creatures can live around a building, but why do two people fight in one room? Each room expresses the whole, why not accept or welcome the style, temperament, form of others? There are two wings of life: conflict and dialogue. Man cannot be alone or alone.

Only in co-existence do we have meaning and significance. Tanabana is life. Every creature is a herd and a fugitive. We are all entitled to the salinity of the sea, the humidity of the sky and the radiance of the sun and share in the pains and challenges, melancholy and joy of the world.