Some say, "God is Nature."
Not merely in the trees, shrubs, and rocks that dot our landscapes,
but in the grand, interconnected system that is the universe itself.
I couldn't agree more. If we open our hearts and minds, Nature reveals an endless reservoir of wisdom from which we can all learn.
Nature is indifferent to the labels we bestow upon ourselves—race, religion, or creed. When Nature unleashes its fury, it spares nothing, caring not for our differences.
Consider the dust beneath our feet. Can you tell the dust of a Muslim from that of a Hindu, a Christian, or an agnostic? No, for in its essence,
it is all the same.
Similarly, think of the skeletons hidden deep within the earth—the very framework of our physical existence. When the bones mingle in the soil, can one distinguish
a Chinese, a Malay, or an Indian by what remains?
They cannot, for in the end, we are all composed of the same elemental matter. Isn’t that the profound beauty of Nature? Beneath the layers of individuality lies a shared substance that unites us all.
Amid the myriad divisions that the human mind creates, Nature teaches us that at the core, there is an elegant, unifying truth. Every grain of dust and every fragment
of bone whispers this lesson of humility and unity.
It reminds us that our differences are but fleeting adornments on the eternal fabric of existence—
a tapestry woven from the same timeless elements.
So, let us learn from Nature, not just by admiring its beauty, but by embracing its fundamental truth: that in the grand scheme of the cosmos, we are all intrinsically connected.
This is perhaps one of the most beautiful lessons Nature has to offer—a call to recognize our shared essence and to live in harmony with one another.
