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THE ALCHEMY OF NATURE…


                The nature is always embedded with alchemy… The sun, the moon, the land, etc. is what the alchemy of nature is. Rather the manmade wonders prove to be minute, boring and doesn’t have any value before the natural wonders. Starting with a small ant to the huge elephant, from a small hill to the giant mountain and from a small pond to the giant waterfall… everything is the alchemy of the nature. Every minute particle that the nature consists shows lots of miracles at its own pace. Example: the hydrogen is a minute component of the nature, same is the oxygen… but, when they together meet, the biggest miracle occurs… i.e. the formation of H2O bond, i.e. water, that gives life to the entire living world. But, what if nature stops showing its alchemy….?

                If nature stops showing its alchemy… then, the beauty will turn into ugly, the heaven will turn into the hell and the divine will turn into the dreary. Indeed, the nature keeps on bestowing the living world at every point of time with its best. And we are always under a great favor of it! Thus, we are bound to respect it through caring for it with lots of love and affection.



-Sagarika Rajurkar



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