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The pure of heart delight in the Garden of God


A classical photo of Naini Lake by an unknown photographer

When a human reduces concerns, thoughts and desires of worldly things the heart becomes pure and then one begins to find greater pleasure in nature than in man made things, even man made gardens for the garden planted by God or Mother Earth, a part of Him, is far more beautiful.

It is not just mystics and spiritual person who delight in forests, wild fields, lakes and streams but all who have unburdened their souls for such places nourish the soul. Of all wild countryside, it is mountain ones that are most beautiful because from a mountain side one has a vast view of this garden of God as compared to a forest on the plains.

Of all mountain forested areas the ones in the central portion of Nainital Himalayas are some the most beautiful because here the mountain is full of undergrounds streams that create many lakes and lush green countryside. Three roads from the plains lead to Nainital town, One via Kaladhungi, the other two pass through Kathgodam and then split at Rani Bagh into two roads one via the middle and the other via Bhim Tal. It is the middle road that is the greenest because here the mountain is full of underground rivers that produce many springs and streams and lush green hillsides.

Mother Earth loves and nurtures all her children, all life that dwells upon it. Dear reader will you bring a gift to mother earth in the new year? Perhaps an adornment for her dress by planting some trees or flowers in the wilderness or even at home?

The spirit of Mother Earth runs through the goddess personified as Naini Mata in Nainital and the Mountain Nanda Devi higher up. Hail Mother Goddess.

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