Monday, 25 April 2016

Why we need nature?




                                                                                                                    Why we need nature?

 
We are human beings to a meaningful connection to nature, and we have the responsibilities that come with that right. Many people today support the notion that every person, especially every young person,  How much more should every person have a right to access the natural world, because that connection is part of our humanity? Humans are hard-wired to love – and need – exposure to the natural world Researchers have found that regardless of culture people gravitate to images of nature, Our inborn affiliation for nature may explain why we prefer to live in houses with particular views of the natural world.
Scientists recently found that . Some humans rival bats in echolocation or bio sonar abilities. Military studies show that some soldiers in war zones see nuances others miss, and can spot hidden bombs; by and large these individuals tend to be rural or inner city soldiers, who grew up more conscious of their surroundings. Levels of neuro chemicals and hormones associated with social bonding are elevated during animal-human interactions. that exposure to the natural environment leads people to nurture close relationships with fellow human beings, value community, and to be more generous with money.
New ways are emerging to make that bond, such as family nature clubs, through which multiple families go hiking, gardening or engage in other outdoor activities together. In the UK, families are forming “green gyms” to bring people of all ages together to do green exercise. The natural world’s benefits to our cognition and health will be irrelevant if we continue to destroy the nature around us, but that destruction is assured without a human reconnection to nature.

Why do we need to Conserve Our Natural Resources?



                                        Why do we need to Conserve Our Natural Resources? 

      
  Natural Resources economically referred to as land or raw materials, occur naturally within environments that exist relatively undisturbed by mankind in a natural form. Natural Resources are derived from the environment. Many of them are essential for our survival while others are used for satisfying our wants. But in recent years our Natural Resources was slowly vanishing by means of people who abuse it because they do not know the limitations of it. Abusing it can cause food shortage and can also cause Global Warming .Once it has been totally vanished our life would come to an end . That’s why we need to protect it, we need  to secure it and we need to conserve it.
                       
We need to conserve our Natural Resources because it is the main source of our daily needs. We need to conserve it because they are limited only. And if these resources are abused and harmed, we will have short quantity of sources for food and living. At the same time, we can also be harmed. Because when illegal loggers log the trees endlessly in mountains, the rain that falls on mountain will not be absorbed by the trees, then it can cause mudslides that can affect those who lives on mountainside. Population explosion in last few decades has put a lot of pressure on our Natural Resources and this has led to over exploitation. Sustainable living is a very important idea and should be the basis of our living standards. We need to stop all kind of wastage. We need to understand that our Natural Resources are limited and over exploitation will harm not only us but the coming generation more. Remember our future generation will need also our Natural Resources. We can also help conserve it by simply using our materials wisely and do not waste it. There are simple ways to help in conserving our natural resources. 

Natural Resources are essential for our survival and are used for satisfying our wants. But our natural resources were dying because of us, by abusing it, by wasting it. And now what will happen to us is that we will suffer hunger, we will suffer death. So if were the one who destroys it we will also be the one who conserves it. And to conserve it we must used our Natural Resources products wisely. Remember the 3R Concept, to reduce. to reuse and to recycle. Those are the ways to conserve it. But I think the greatest reason and answer to the question “Why do we need to conserve our Natural Resources?” is simply because, God made us. And God generously gave these Natural Resources to us humans for us to take care of it and consume it wisely and so we have to take care of what God had given us. So please, conserve our Natural Resources.



How and why is nature compared to a "fond mother"



                                         How and why is nature compared to a "fond mother" 




Mothers are frequently regarded as caretakers always there to provide for us and clean up after everyone's mess. Mother Nature is a common personification of nature that focuses on the life-giving and nurturing aspects of nature by embodying it, in the form of the mother.
Nature is in comparison with a mom who loves us and is aware of what is first-rate for us.  Nature is shown taking our toys  away from us and main us away to bed . Nature is shown as any individual who knows higher than we do what we need. As for the "why," I believe it is on account that Longfellow's most important intention here is to reassure us in regards to the prospect of dying.  There's nothing extra reassuring than the metaphor of a mother leading a youngster -- it's the epitome of security.  So, by means of using the image of a mom, Longfellow is reassuring us that we need not fear death.

Why is nature important?



                                              Why is nature important? 
 
Nature is very important because if there was no nature we wouldn't be alive. Especially trees, they give us the oxygen to live and breathe. Nature is also important because we have comfortable clothes, right? Some of our own clothes are made out of animals. Some animals give us food. For example, cows give us milk and pigs give us bacon. Plants also give us food like corn, peas, barley and beans! Trees are the most important of all the stuff that we talked about because they give us oxygen to survive.
The word nature makes me think of birds chirping, wind blowing, trees and flowers swaying and so much more. We are lucky to have nature around because some countries don’t have a lot of nature because it’s hard for them to keep it alive because too many people are living there and building a lot of houses and buildings. When we look at nature it makes me feel good and peaceful. It also makes us calm.
There is a lot of talking going on right now about nature preservation, green living and fighting global warming. But why exactly is it that nature is so very important for us? Is it just because it’s pretty to look at, or makes us feel good  I think it goes even further than that. I think nature is the most intense connection we haven in this world with our own true nature. You don’t have to be a mediator or a spiritual practitioner to experience this, anyone can quite easily experience this in nature. Often when people describe their experiences with nature they usually describe the same qualities that arise in meditation: calmness, sharpness, love and a sense of being here and now. It is definitely possible to experience this state of mind in the middle of the city, but often we need a quite stable practice to keep this connection with nature when we are not directly surrounded with it. It is therefore very dangerous if we loose this connection with the strongest reminder of true nature that we have; nature itself. Nature reminds us perfectly of what we can let go of, all that keeps us from just being human. There is no discursiveness in nature, nothing unnecessary, all is quite raw and unpretentious. It reminds us of the fact that we can let go of unnecessary thoughts, that we can just be who we are and that that is OK. When we let go of this discursiveness we see that we have been limiting ourselves for a long time. If we destroy all of our nature, we also loose our biggest source of reminding us to this fact.

Saturday, 2 January 2016

2015 -A Year of Spark

2015-A Year of Spark

An important part of my life has just passed by, making me a year older. I can say the year 2015 has been a different year for me, it has been a different experience altogether. We actually never know when things change around in life, it just happens when we expect the least. My New Year’s resolution for 2015 had been a huge one, as everyone else plan, I had planned to be hardworking, smart and successful. But everything fades out just in a matter of few days, I was no different, I went back to living my same old life. But this year had something special for me and that spark did not let me remain the same.
I was a happy-go-lucky girl with a dream of being happy in life. I was more to myself with just a couple of friends and a loving family. I never had thoughts about crossing my boundaries or doing something which could make me respectable. During the course of my studies in the late graduation and early days of post-graduation in 2015 things started to change a lot. I started speaking to new people and making good friends, slowly my networks grew. I had my people wherever I went, college, church or events. My communication and confidence improved, I started feeling better and open about myself and my abilities. I enjoyed every moment of my life as I was feeling I am capable of doing every possible things. I got into dancing, joined choir groups, attended parties, presented seminars, presentations and lot more things. People started getting attracted to me because they could notice a change in my lifestyle. Life appeared more beautiful in 2015 than any time before.
My aim now is to participate in every activity possible and make myself a complete individual so that I need not depend on anyone during my life. I have learned a lot in 2015 and have grown a lot. I feel if we take inspiration in small things around us we can make ourselves happier and be an example to others. Therefore I would like to end my article on 2015-A year of Spark by saying life gives us an opportunity to improve when we expect the least and if we grab the opportunity and make a change in our life we are bound to be successful.

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF STEPHNI


                                                   A DAY IN THE LIFE OF STEPHNI

Hi… I am PG Student and this is my first year in PG  I have seen a lot even for an 20 year old. Let me give you a snap shot of my day.

6.30-7.30am : my alarm start to ring and plays this song wake up wake up it’s a brand new day… then slowly I got up and get fresh.
7.30-8.00 :  breakfast time, hot tea and  chapatti.
8.00-8.45: getting ready for college.
8.45- 9.00 : hanging out with friends till first bell ring.
9.00-12.00: morning lecture start.
12.00-1.00: lunch time I have food long with my friends and discuss some funny things which happen in the morning sessions.
1.00-5.00: again afternoon classes starts at this time we all feeling very sleepy but still we listen to classes
5.00-6.00: this time I walk towards the canteen to have hot tea and tasty snacks at this time, I go with my friends to have tea. Every time we are the last one to finish our tea.
6.00-7.00:I start doing my college assignments and in between obviously chat with my hostel and have fun.
7.00-7.30: bath time
7.30-8.00: again I walk towards to mess to have dinner. Every day I except something yummy food, that is non-veg. but sometime it disappoints me because though there is non-veg it won’t be tasty for a few minute and there again few minutes I remember my mother’s home cook food
8.00-10.00: again after dinner I continue with my assignments and including some chit chats and use myself for messaging after I go to bed .

Again it repeats……………………..








LINKING THE SENTENCES TOGETHER



                                   
                                            LINKING THE SENTENCES TOGETHER 


Introduction
In fourth chapter of this book it tells that how to connect the various single sentences is explained connecting the two sentences is not simple, one should make the sentences that provides flow of thoughts and it should not make other person confused.

My learnings
We should express our thoughts ideas to the other person without causing them to be in confusion. The way we express our idea should be continuous. Like we connect the various picture words in the sentences by connecting words, we have to connect the various sentences through connecting words. Non-word connectors are the punctuations used in the sentence which bind the two sentences together. These are the some of aspects that I learnt from the fourth chapter.

Known fact
Before reading the fourth chapter one thing that I am aware of is to make an effective communication one should have the proper connection between the two sentences. Without proper connection between the various sentences one cannot express his views or ideas. But I dint knew about the various connecting words that can be used in connecting the sentences. 

Correcting my mistake
By learning about the connecting words I use different connecting words in my writing skill, even in my blog post I edit some of the sentences where there is no connection between the two sentences, I use linking, condensed, or non-word connector which is appropriate to that place.

Implementation
Here I can say how I use the connecting words in other words. For example, if I want to explain that sharehplders are the owners of the company. They gets the dividend if the company earns profit.

Conclusion
Connecting the sentence is all that I learnt in the fourth chapter. So it is and will be helpful for me to write or express my ideas or opinion. I can use the different connecting words in different places.