HUMAN VALUES AND ETHICS -ORDER OF NATURE AND THEIR INTERCONNECTEDNESS

INTERCONNECTEDNESS AND MUTUAL FULFILLMENT AMONG THE FOUR ORDERS OF NATURE ,RECYCLABILITY AND SELF REGULATION IN NATURE

1. Topic: Interconnectedness and mutual fulfilment among the four orders of nature , recyclability and self-regulation in nature.

2. WHAT IS ORDER OF NATURE? Order of nature comprise of all the units that we see and understand around us. THEY ARE'NT INDEPENDENT BUT ARE MUTUALLY DEPENDENT ON EACH OTHER. I.E THEY CANT' BE VIEWED IN  ISOLATION.

3. Four Orders in nature There are four Orders in the Nature.                       1. Material Order ( Padarth-awastha )-----> soil,metal  2. Pranic Order (Pran- awastha ) ----------> plants,trees 3. Animal Order ( Jeev-awastha ) ------------> animals,birds 4. Human Order (Gyan- awastha ) ---------->human being

4. MATERIAL ORDER( padartha-awastha ) The big land mass  of the continents ,gigantic water bodies like ocean and seas,mountains and rivers ,the atmosphere,the minerals ,the fossil fuels deep below the surface of the earth-all fall into  the material order .

5. Pranic order(PRAN-AWASTHA) OUR land IS covered with grass,SHRUBS AND TREES,WHICH FORM HUGE FOREST ALONG WITH THE FLORA IN THE OCEAN,ALL OF THIS IS THE PLANT ORDER OR PRANA AWASTHA AND IT IS THE NEXT BIG ORDER AFTER MATERIAL ORDER IN OUR NATURE.

6. ANIMAL ORDER ANIMALS AND BIRDS FORMS THE THIRD LARGEST ORDER AND WE CALL THEM THE ANIMAL ORDER OR JEEV AWASTHA.

7. HUMAN ORDER(GYAAN –AWASTHA) HUMAN ARE THE SMALLEST ORDER AND THEY ARE REFERRED TO AS HUMAN ORDER OR GYANA AWASTHA .ANIMALS ARE FAR GREATER IN QUANTITY AS COMPARED TO THE HUMAN ORDER.

8. Mutual Fulfillment = Relatedness + Fulfillment

9. Relationship of Mutual Fulfillment Four orders in nature, mutual fulfillment in nature: 1) In nature all the three orders other than human order are mutually  fulfilling for themselves as well as for human beings . 2)the Human order is not yet able to ensure mutual fulfillment. This can be seen in the form of problems such as pollution, resource depletion, extinction of animals, global warming and threats to human race on earth 

10. Resource Depletion & Pollution

11. Recyclability and Self-regulation in Nature In the Nature, there is Recyclability and Self-regulation. Recyclability : If during a process, a material unit in Nature transforms and finally comes back to the same form, it is called Recyclability.  Examples: Cycles of Water, Oxygen, Nitrogen etc.,  Self-regulation : The breeds of animals and plants continue to exist by themselves in a mutually fulfilling manner.  Examples: Population of animals and plants are regulated in such a way that all the breeds continue to exist.