The seed sprouts, the little plant emerges to welcome a new
sunrise and slowly it grows into a beautiful
tree, gifting us with flowers, fruits, shade and much more. As much as
the plant grows outside, the roots grow within
the soil, spreading far across in the search of water and nutrients. And there is a system in place by which these
are then distributed to various parts of the tree. Photosynthesis happens with
the sunlight drawn, and finally one day we can bite our favourite fruit.
A tiny bud
which is all green appears. With every passing hour it opens a little, and out
of nowhere we see a totally different colour on the plant. The flower blooms
and spreads its fragrance around it makes man wonder from where did the colour
and the fragrance come? They were not there in the plant before!
The
temperature drops to minus, everything freezes and so does the river. But what
wonder it is that only the top layers of the river freeze and beneath it the
plants and the animals remain unharmed by the cold. The top frozen layer of ice
protects the water underneath from freezing. What a system!
Standing on
the top of the mountain, we look down at the trees and the farm lands and
within an area of a few kilometres we notice hundreds of different shades of
green. What a huge pallet nature must be having! No matter, how much we try, we
will never be able to get all those colours into our paint boxes.
In spite of
all our scientific explanations and all our researches it still leaves man
stunned and in wonder of these miracles by nature. This sense of wonder brings
flavour to our life. This sense of wonder makes us understand the might and
grace of the existence.
I wonder
too. Every sunrise leaves me in wonder. The play of colours in the sky, the
constant chirping of the birds, the dance of leaves in the wind, the entire
celebrative and yet meditative experience of the morning feels just wonderful.
The working
of the solar system and the galaxies just thrills me. Everything is just
suspended out there and yet everything works in perfect order. What a miracle!
What a wonder!
Miracles, they all are, indeed! Lovely post :)
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