Harmony in the Nature
1. What Nature Is (in UHV)
Nature = combination of all units (material and conscious) — air, water, soil, plants, animals, humans — co-existing in space. It has four orders: material (padarth), plant/bio (pranic), animal, human — each with distinct activity and innateness.
2. Harmony in Nature Means
Harmony = mutual fulfilment and co-existence where each unit fulfils the other, and no unit is in struggle to dominate. Nature is self-organized, self-regulating, and mutually fulfilling when humans understand and live accordingly.
Example: soil → plant (nutrients) → animal (food) → soil (decomposition) — cycle is mutually fulfilling; human with right understanding participates in enrichment, not exploitation.
3. Why Harmony Seems Absent Now
When human acts with wrong understanding (facility race, over-consumption), harmony appears disturbed (pollution, depletion). But nature's harmony is still there as principle — disturbance is human participation error, not nature's inherent.
4. Worked Illustration
Forest: soil enriches trees, trees give oxygen/fruit to animals/humans, animals disperse seeds, humans with right understanding protect forest ⇒ cycle sustains.
Industrial linear: extract → use → waste ⇒ breaks cycle ⇒ crisis.
Check: Do I naturally accept that nature should be mutually fulfilling, not exploitative? Yes.
5. Exam Points
- Define nature as four orders co-existing in space — 3-5 marks, frequent.
- Explain harmony as mutual fulfilment, self-organization — 5 marks, very frequent.
- Give example of cycle (soil-plant-animal-human) — 5 marks, frequent.
- State that disturbance is due to human wrong participation, not nature — 3-5 marks, frequent.