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*Mar*Certainly, Mr. Sarma. Below is a *carefully edited version of your
original essay*, preserving your voice, ideas, and poetic depth—while
improving clarity, grammar, punctuation, and flow.
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🌿 *The Patient’s Approach*

*By YM Sarma*

Thanks to the scientific approach and the mechanization of our outlook, we
now view nature as outside spectators and economic users—indifferent to the
enormous destruction we regularly inflict upon it through our daily
economic activities. We no longer even realize the terrible cruelty being
continuously perpetrated on nature. We have adopted the indifferent
attitude of a butcher—disregarding the life and sensitivity of every living
form.

Today, we find it hard to accept even the basic facts of ecology—that every
life form is emotional, perceptive, understanding, and interconnected with
us. We are part of a vast ecological web, not separate from it.

An electron, when placed before a screen with a billion holes, passes
through all the holes at once—by becoming a wave, like a water body
spreading all around. After crossing, it returns to being a single
electron. Similarly, in free and healthy nature, perception and
understanding expand infinitely. By interacting with the world around us,
our paradigms grow. Nature, when allied with, grants us the power of
ever-expanding perception, insight, and awareness.

But today, we no longer team with nature—we destroy it continuously.
Economics has become an activity that kills and putrefies nature. We have
surrendered the divine gift of natural perception and
understanding—something that only thrives in free, living nature—to
machines that are inherently destructive to the environment.

We have lost our basic faculty of feeling ourselves as limbs of nature.
Now, we drag ourselves, unable to interact with the natural world, relying
on machines to do what our own limbs were meant to. We are slowly becoming
cyborgs. When a mechanical device replaces a natural limb, there is no
blood circulation into that part. The entire network of hormonal
communication across organisms in the biosphere becomes stifled.

Our hormones are actually linked to the internal signals of other
organisms—through smell, sound, touch, and sensation. We are part of a
grand, subtle biological network. The mechanical paradigm is killing our
naturally expanding perception and understanding.

Theism—or the belief in divine power—is not about worshipping a god with a
postal address, Aadhaar card, or PAN number. God, or the flow of theism, is
a feature of free, untampered nature. It is this theism that coordinates
the macro perception and understanding among all life forms, making the
biosphere a single living organism.

When we use machines to replace our limbs, we freeze those limbs, becoming
patients served by nurses—the machines. Mechanical inventions have
displaced natural discoveries and revelations, which once emerged from our
daily interactions with living nature.

We are continuously destroying nature. And institutions like universities
are complicit—they bludgeon students into programs and courses that
contribute to ecological destruction. We no longer understand when or how
nature might begin to repair itself. In doing so, it may simply destroy
us—or make us extinct. And nature may take another million years to
recreate a new biosphere.

It is now the responsibility of universities to become sane. They must
revive direct perception and understanding with nature—and recognize nature
as divine.

The most urgent, elementary step every university must take is to create a:

*“Free Nature Park—Without Human Tampering.”*

Let us give space for nature to be itself again—and for us to find our
place within it.
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