Nature Writings & Art By Gyaneshwari Dave
Nature has a fine, meticulous and just right use of every tiny thing that belongs to her. Every stagnant moment of a bleak, chilly day, every tiny snowflake, every gentle ray of the first warm light of the year – … Continued
Few instances are found in nature where blue pigment occurs organically. Only a handful of plants, some butterflies, few birds, and animals, well, even rarer. We know blue as the color that represents melancholy, and yet, in those rare examples … Continued
Having spent a whole year as a long winter (staying indoors), now when the winter actually is here, I am accepting this so-called gloomy season more than ever before. An unexpected sighting has made me realize that winters are not … Continued
One look at the luminous autumnal trees colored in the most mesmerizing warm hues will bring instant joy to even the most low-spirited of hearts. However, in autumn, it is difficult to remain happy too, because the sublime beauty of … Continued
For the last few days, my daily walks have been slowed down to a desirable, blissful pace, thanks to these tiny, stubby umbrellas scattered everywhere in the grass along the sidewalks. It’s impossible not to stop at a suddenly sprouted … Continued
Living in one of the fortunate parts of northern hemisphere that see four distinct seasons has one important advantage. Oaks, maples & birches seen from my window keep telling me the month of the year as unmistakably as the hands … Continued
Besides the gentle ringing of bells on sheep grazing on the grassy slopes, the abrupt chirping of birds hidden in treetops, and the soft rustling of leaves – there is no other sound to be heard on those hills. The … Continued
For most of us right now, our inner and outside worlds are total chaos, an epitome of derangement and confusion. As always, I try to look for answers in nature. And I feel hope. For the amazingly elegant, and eternal … Continued