1.Vedic village atmosphere
Since pollution has made living in cities very difficult and is causing mental and physical illnesses, the ancient Vedic village atmosphere provides access to a clean, pure environment with fresh air, water and the chance to walk on mother earth. We get to be with plants, trees and watch the open skies.
The above is an example of a Vedic house with a Tulsi plant and greenery. The glories of Mother Tulsi are described in Vedic scriptures.
The mode of goodness or sattva-guna gives us good physical and mental health. This becomes possible living in an environment surrounded by Mother Nature, eating pure food and drinking uncontaminated water.
The modern lifestyle followed in cities has created innumerable physical and mental illnesses simply by taking us away from Mother Nature and feeding our minds and mouths with all sorts of toxic things.
In order to live a life of peace, happiness and contentment one needs a suitable atmosphere and our old Vedic way of simple living provides the solution.
The above is a great example of the clear skies, green land and mud/cow dung huts of our ancient Vedic way of simple living.
Here is a picture of cows in Vrindavan forest.
The above is a beautiful view of the rising sun in rural farm life. The Atharva Veda states that taking in the rays of the rising sun is like taking elixir.
Here is an example of the full moon night in an environment similar to ancient holy land of Vrindavan.
The above is a representation of pure water flowing in a natural setup without any artificial modern methods. The idea is to create such sources which are truly natural/nature friendly. Water is life.
Here is a picture of crystal clear water flowing in a forest in autumn. Self-realization is compared to becoming as crystal clear and pure as nature becomes in autumn.
A few photographs of Vrindavan forest with a peacock! If only we could create more such forests!!
The above is an atmosphere of the farms in Vrindavan. We need more trees to support mother earth and the farmers!!!
The above is Sheshnaag Lake in Kashmir. It shows us how pure Mother Nature’s atmosphere and water can be without any tinge of industrialization and how the planet can be paradise everywhere!
The above is a rare picture of trees with a special green ground surface in Vrindavan.
The crystal clear lake of the snow clad Himalayas gives us a nice picture of Mother Nature’s purity.
In the Gita Lord Krishna says that among trees He is The Sacred Banyan Tree. Every Vedic village needs one!
Beautiful peacocks in Vrindavan forest and Govardhan hill.
These two are pictures of farms in the holy land of Vrindavan.