Protecting The Planet Is Not Just An Obligation- It Is A Form Of Devotion
Hindu worship goes beyond the walls of temples, homes, or public shrines. A truly unique and environmentally conscious aspect of Hindu devotion is the reverence for nature itself—where rivers, lakes, and mountains aren’t just scenic landmarks, but deified entities, revered as living embodiments of divine energy. From the flowing waters of the Ganges to the towering peaks of the Himalayas, Hindu tradition finds divinity in all corners of nature.
In Hindu belief, gods and goddesses don’t just reside in the heavens; they manifest in every element—trees, rivers, animals, and even the air we breathe. This sacred connection extends the act of worship to a deep appreciation of the environment. Adoring nature isn’t just a ritual; it’s a way of life, where spirituality and environmentalism blend seamlessly. In this way, Hindu practices offer a gentle reminder: protecting the planet is not just an obligation—it’s a form of devotion.
-Promod Puri
Promod Puri.com 