Can we protect the Earth for even 100 years after it was preserved for 90,000 years? 90,000 ஆண்டுகள் காக்கப்பட்ட பூமியை, அடுத்த 100 ஆண்டுகள் காப்பாற்ற முடியுமா?

In the 16th Velvi discourage (2005-2006), Gurumahan urges the wise to take responsibility for protecting nature warning against dangers like acid rain and river encroachment and calls on humanity to preserve a healthier, balanced Earth for the well-being of future generations. About 90,000 years ago, the arrangement of stars and planets existed in a particular state. In that era, sages documented those celestial conditions. Today, with the help of science, we analyze those records and determine that they indeed belong to a time 90,000 years in the past. Long ago, they envisioned how the world should be and performed yajnas, velvis, and tapas to shape a life-sustaining Earth. This sacred land of Bharath stands as the fruit of their efforts. They have passed this Earth down to us from that distant time. Should we not at least preserve a world that can support life for the next 100 years? My dear ones, who must reflect on this? It is the learned who must think deeply. Those who struggle daily for food, clothing, and shelter may not have the awareness of these concerns. But the wise must take responsibility for protecting the world. What is that responsibility? Scientific findings indicate that while we now enjoy rainfall and admire it, we casually think, “Let it rain just a little.” Yet, predictions warn that by the end of the 21st century, acid rain could occur. We ourselves are creating the conditions for such a future. If acid rain falls, will we even be able to stand outside? Reflect on this. This is the year 2006. Within the next 94 years, even today’s infants may witness that time. How will they live then? We say we want our future generations to thrive but what kind of world are we leaving for them? If humanity is to continue for another 90,000 years, the environment must remain in balance. And for that balance, we need proper rainfall. We need good rain. Rain did fall in Tamil Nadu. Yet people say, “Times have changed; this is Kali Yuga,” and they have built homes over riverbeds. Water channels have disappeared, and there are no proper paths for water to flow. What happens then? Rivers overflow and flood the land. Once, we proudly showed rivers to our children. Now what have we done? Rivers that once flowed across Tamil Nadu have faded; even the Palar River has nearly turned barren. People have built houses over it, and others have converted it into farmland. It is as if the river itself questions, “Why are you encroaching upon my space?” If government land is encroached upon, authorities act immediately. A king delivers justice at once, but Divine justice takes its own course. The river remained silent for long, and then it responded in its own way unexpectedly. Or perhaps, dear ones, it was not unexpected at all. Rain will fall. Good people still exist. You are all good people. Because of your presence, you are like rishis though you may not accept it. Send us Fan Mail Let Wisdom Flourish! Let Peace Prevail! Let us protect Mother earth! Let us protect the Universe! Santhosam https://universalpeacefoundation.org