Introduction: Does Humanity Consider Itself Separate from Nature?
Among all species on Earth, humans are the only ones who consider themselves separate from nature. We believe that no matter how much the environment changes, our lives will remain unaffected. But this assumption is not only incorrect—it is dangerously misleading.
Humans: The Most Vulnerable Species
Compared to other living beings, humans are actually the weakest when it comes to adapting to environmental changes.
During winter, no other species wears warm clothes—but we need them to survive.
Most animal babies start walking within minutes or hours of birth, but human babies take months.
This shows how deeply we depend on nature, even if we pretend otherwise.
Climate Change: A Grave Threat to Humanity
Climate change threatens not just the Earth’s ecosystems, but the very survival of human civilization.
Rising temperatures
Extreme weather events
Disrupted monsoon patterns
Unpredictable heat waves and cold spells
These will impact not only our health but also essential services like aviation, agriculture, and water systems.
Agriculture Depends on Stable Climate
Growing food requires a certain temperature and timely rainfall. Climate change is disrupting this balance and could lead to a massive food crisis.
Who Is Responsible for This Crisis?
If there is one major contributor to the Earth’s crisis, it is the human species. All other creatures live according to natural laws. But humans, driven by greed and ignorance, have broken the balance of nature.
The Root of the Problem: Lack of Self-Awareness and Disconnection from True Religion
We do not know who we truly are. We are unaware of our true needs, our inner thirst, or the real direction of life.
As a result, we keep wandering down the wrong paths—chasing illusions, not purpose.
This lack of self-awareness is the root of every major issue—climate crisis, violence, exploitation, and dissatisfaction.
The Solution: Returning to True Spirituality
In reality, the solution to all of humanity’s problems lies in returning to true spirituality. Until we reconnect with our soul and live in harmony with nature, no external solution will last.
True religion is not just rituals; it is the science of inner transformation.
It teaches us that we are part of nature, not above it.
It connects us to our real identity and gives us clarity in life.
Conclusion: Saving the Earth Begins with Inner Awakening
If we genuinely want to save the planet and all its beings, we must look within and ask the fundamental question:
Who am I?
The answer to this question will come only when we walk the path of true spirituality—a path that aligns us with nature, with truth, and with our soul.
