02/09/2024
In today's fast-paced world, where the pursuit of financial security has become the cornerstone of our lives, it's easy to lose sight of the bigger picture. We're all caught up in the relentless race to secure our futures, especially the futures of our children. We work tirelessly, often sacrificing time, health, and sometimes even our own passions, to ensure that our children have the best education, the best opportunities, and the best life possible. But in this quest for security and success, are we truly preparing them for the world they will inherit?
Our planet is not just a resource to be exploited, but a living, breathing entity that sustains us all. Yet, in our daily grind, how often do we pause to consider this? How often do we take time out of our busy schedules to reconnect with the earth? How often do we encourage our children to step away from screens and textbooks to experience the wonders of nature firsthand?
Imagine a world where, instead of solely teaching our children to chase success, we teach them to care for the earth. Imagine a world where every family dedicates just two hours a day to nature. These two hours could be spent tending a garden, planting trees, or simply walking in the woods and appreciating the beauty around us. These small acts of connection can instill in our children a deep respect for the environment and a sense of responsibility towards its preservation.
Our responsibility to nature is not an option; it's a necessity. We owe it to our children to ensure they grow up in a world that is not only financially secure but also rich in natural beauty, biodiversity, and health. We must remember that the wealth we leave behind for our children should not just be monetary, but also a planet that is alive, thriving, and capable of sustaining future generations.
Technology & advancement is very important but never at the cost of our home!! Deeply hurt and frustrated with natural disasters unfolding all across..
Farming and soil fertility today has become some serious commercial market!! Such a shame!!
One of those days " where are we heading " is strongly hitting me😔