If we think of nature as a mute and deaf painter, who neither speaks nor listens, but only paints various pictures in her mind, then it is good. In our Indian subcontinent we have accepted nature as religion because human life evolves in nature. If you observe with concentration, you will see many eternal qualities in nature such as that it is indifferent, innocent and serene. But despite these non-attachments he is constantly working. This traditional course of action is endless and unending.
If we look with deep vision, we see nature’s endless play of creation moment by moment. He leaves the impression of creation and deluge through various manifestations in animals, immovable and movable. In the midst of manifesting His Absolute Dharma. He is constantly manifesting in various forms and ways. All its manifestations are aesthetic which moves and amuses our mind, feelings and thoughts in various ways. Flowers are one of these manifestations. This flower is a timeless aesthetic work of nature in the heart of the world that we all love.
It is estimated that in spring in Canada, seven billion flowers bloom under human care. Millions of flowers blooming in the forest and on the roadside have not been accounted for here. This estimate is a testament to our love and interest in flowers. I don’t know if it is done in other countries. In my own small garden, I have roughly calculated that there are now about 300 roses of various colors and thousands of small and large flower arrangements.
Their various colors, shapes and mesmerizing beauty are impossible to describe in words. As spring does not last very long in colder regions, as the snow melts, the flowers rise quickly from the frozen ground and are eager to reveal themselves. And because they don’t have a very long life span, they cling to our minds and consciousness like short-lived children.
There are many things in nature for which we are eternally grateful. Flowers are one of them. Thousands of flowers, their different colors and fragrances give our life a beautiful meaning. In this the environment of the world and our surroundings becomes pleasant. We compose poems enthralled by the beauty of flowers. I give gifts to my loved ones and make offerings to the gods. Each flower is an expression of the aesthetic mind of silent nature.
Brides welcome each other with flowers and express the tender feelings of the heart. People make garlands with flowers, make perfumes and bees collect honey from flowers and give it to us. We try to cheer up the sick with flowers and even honor the dead with flowers. Flowers are an absolute aesthetic witness of our consciousness. Flowers increase the spirit of life in people.
The various colors and strange beauty of flowers bring before us an absolute and mysterious power hidden behind nature and creation. A force that is silent but always at work. Since time immemorial this unseen aesthetic force has been leaving its footprints on man. His work is endless and endless.
Different types of flowers are seen in different seasons in all regions of the world. But the careful care we take of flowers in Canada is noteworthy. This is because the flowering time is too short for us. Freed from the harsh winters and snows, our minds look forward to nature’s pastimes. I once went to see a tulip festival in Holland. whose name is Keukenhof. People from different countries of the world come in groups to join the festival. He who is silent about this blissful festival is happy to be waiting for it.
It is estimated that there are more than 400,000 species of flowers that bloom in different seasons in the varied climates of this planet. The flower is the mother plant of the plant. From here the birth and growth of Banraj. There are many flowers that are considered more valuable than other flowers. For example, the kadupul flower is said to be priceless. The price of the Juliet rose is three million dollars. Each Sengen Nonke orchid costs two hundred and ninety thousand dollars, each Gold of Kinabalu orchid costs five and a half thousand dollars. And a pound of saffron crocus costs between 13 and 16 hundred dollars.
Kadupul Flower – Priceless.
Juliet Rose – £3 million. …
Shenzhen Nongke Orchid – $290,000 per flower. …
Gold of Kinabalu Orchid – $5,500 per flower. …
Saffron Crocus – $1,300 – $1,600 per pound.
Many years ago I once went on a trip to the Karakoram Mountains. I was surprised to see various unknown flowers in the mountains and my local companion took me to their king’s house. The palace is deserted but the garden is well kept. There are ten white stone tables and chairs, and over each table is a large bouquet of red and white roses.
I have never seen such a big rose anywhere. The gurgling of the fountain in the lap of the silent mountain fills this lush life of nature with joy and thought. Seeing such a red rose, the Urdu poet wrote, O people of heart, see with deep insight that every colorful flower is dyed with the blood of my heart.
