Nature, the environment and us

 The sun, the moon, the sky, the earth, the great ocean, are the elements of nature.  All that builds up in this nature is ecosystems.  That environment gives life to human beings and animals.  Human beings use their four-limbed nature and the environment to exist, exist and perish according to the laws of nature.

 In this way, the various activities that take place in the environment during the functioning of nature also contribute to the existence of human beings.  But even though man must accept nature, there are times when some people harm themselves as well as others in their attempts to oppose nature.

 The Supreme Buddha preached the Dhamma to all the three worlds, likening the processes of nature.  Therefore, he preached the doctrine of Utpada-Tithi-Bhanga to the world because emergence, existence and destruction are natural phenomena.  But most people do not have access to theories and messages of nature and the environment.  Those who do not love the environment and do not pay attention to nature.  It is because of the image situations that the person builds on another subject.  Man living in the images thus constructed has no value for nature and the environment.

 Mountains, hills, rivers, valleys, canals, streams, trees, vines, rocks and wildlife are all part of the environment.  At the same time, some people do not see the way in which the endangered trees and vines behave with great compassion towards man and the four-limbed animals.  There are many animals that quench their hunger because of the growth of a tree or a vine.  Also, the tree-lined forest provides protection for their habitat and freedom.  If the animal that lives on a tree or vine pays homage to that tree and vine.  But the beasts have no idea about it.  That's how they are.

 But there are opportunities for human beings to make some decisions using their intellect.  Therefore, the intelligent and inquisitive man should pay his sympathetic attention to the trees and leaves.  How much food does man get based on trees and vines?  Also, medicines for illness are found in association with trees and vines.  A place where the trees and leaves of the forest are suitable to enlighten and soothe the mind. Where else?  Does it give us the pure breath we get?  Let's not forget that vines are also the ones that cleanse the toxins we exhale.  Infinite vegetation supports the protection of the earth, canals, lakes, rivers, and mountains, and every human being must reconsider the benefits of vegetation to fertilize and protect the earth.  It is right to call cynics those who unjustly damage the trees that provide rain, water, shade, and peace.

 When a tree, vine, fruit, or spike grows on a tree, the first animals in the forest have the right to do so.  Birds, squirrels, bees, wasps, wasps, butterflies and other animals feed mainly on trees and vines.  You may have heard that bees, wasps, butterflies, etc., which infest flowers, are very helpful in pollinating crops.  In the meanwhile draw your attention to the rituals of the trees and vines of the forest, it is a wonderful natural activity.  The fruit of the tree, the vine, is used to feed the animals and to propagate their community.  Once formed, the pods ripen in another cycle.  But when a tree bears fruit, spikes, and flowers in that kind of time cycle, another tree voluntarily accepts that duty.  For example  In the absence of fruits, flowers, and spikes, it is advisable to store the potatoes underground and provide food for other animals.  The fruit of the tree, the leaf and the tuber are fed to various animals without complaint.

 At the same time, the vines are always ready to provide shade and protection for the animals, from the giant to the tiny ant.  Some animals donate their own leaves, twigs, and forks to set up lodges and shelters, while others need to know that the vines are kind enough to allow their bodies to decompose.

 It also allows any animal to take shelter under its own shade, and some animals allow their root system space for free.  The vines are kind enough to provide shade in any form, long-term, part-time, or temporarily.  As the Buddha preached, rocks provide shade even for those who break off their branches.