Nature teaches us, Nature saves us

People are arrogant today. In the race for education, he has left everyone behind. Now he fixes his own education system. Denying nature. But the cave people one day learned the first lesson from nature. He then obeyed the laws of nature. Later, the more educated he became, the more he became involved in the game of breaking the rules.

Education is complete only when both theoretical and practical education can be gained. Our book-based education can only provide theoretical education, not practical education. Practical education is full of nature education. Judging from this, our education is incomplete.

Man can learn from nature in two ways - through nature's own elements, i.e., mountains, rivers, trees, trees, sky, wind, etc., and through his other offspring, animals, birds, insects, nurtured in the bosom of nature. . Now let us see how people can learn from nature in the early stages of education.

As children, we have learned, 'If you can't do it all at once, look a hundred times.' In this context, I remember Robert Bruce and the spider. When Bruce, defeated in battle, takes refuge in a cave, he sees the spider when despair engulfs him. After seven attempts, the spider was able to reach the cave ceiling eight times. From this incident, Bruce learned that success will come at some point if you try again and again.

We learn this lesson of perseverance from insects. Not just humans but the entire animal kingdom has its limitations in physical energy. But aren't we inspired when we see a tiny ant crawling with an object that weighs about 52 times its own body weight, or when we see a very simple insect like a beetle carrying about 850 times its body weight? To overcome the limitations of our physical strength?

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