NATURE HAS AN INFORMAL PERSONA.

“Spring is the time of year when it is summer in the sun and winter in the shade.”
― Charles Dickens, Great Expectations.

Nature is informal:

 Early spring blooms.

Nature is informal and yet committed to perform its acts most diligently.

It has its own perfect calendar. It manifests itself accordingly, without any coercion or coaxing. The sun regularly rises in the morning and sets in the evening. We hardly give it a thought. Everything happens spontaneously. Empty formalities have no place in its workings.  Nature is colossal of inconceivable substances.

 Clicked autumn colors during a visit to the US.

Nature has a unique persona. Seasons change without any ceremony. No chance ever of irreparable disruption in its track record. Rather it is so benevolent that it takes on itself to entertain us with its mind-blowing variety. There is no dull moment in its template. Its infinite benedictions create positive orientation in our lives.  Its oceans, rivers, streams, canals and a network of all sorts of water bodies; its mountains, hills and awesome gorges, its forest wealth and its enchanting flora and fauna have, in fact, made possible human evolution to its grandest proportions. 

 Winter scene but for mynas it hardly matters.

Nature is a great educator. Our lives pass through a medley of situations. Some joyful and, some highly provoking and worrisome. Nature teaches us to persevere and be patient.

    Flowering Gulmohar in our neighborhood.

We relate to nature in all its phases. Summers open doors for adventure and outings, spring provides immense joy and riot of colors, autumn offers a fantastic spectacle of golden burnished leaves. Winter stands for hope and renewal.

Nature’s philanthropy has no boundaries. Everything it projects is a gift. It cares not for any reward. It cements our faith in ourselves amidst deceit, lies, and selfishness proliferating around. It personifies all that is wonderful in life.

If there are some negative episodes, like natural calamities, they are minuscule compared to its infinite boons.

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