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Volume V Special Issue IV October 2025
Name of Author :
Mr. Lawrence Masih, Dr. Shalini Sharma
Title of the paper :
Harmony with Nature: A Path to Spiritual Attainment
Abstract:
The relationship between humanity and nature has long been central to religious, philosophical, and cultural traditions. Spiritual attainment understood as the realization of higher consciousness, inner peace, and transcendence has often been linked with living in harmony with the natural world. This paper examines harmony with nature as a pathway to spiritual attainment through a multidisciplinary lens. Drawing upon religious philosophy, indigenous wisdom, modern Eco spirituality, and psychological perspectives, it argues that ecological awareness fosters inner balance, compassion, and transcendence. Using secondary qualitative research and thematic analysis, the study highlights three interconnected themes nature as a mirror of consciousness, ecological balance as spiritual wellbeing, and transcendence through interconnectedness. The findings demonstrate that spiritual alienation parallels ecological destruction, while ecological mindfulness nurtures holistic wellbeing. Ultimately, the paper concludes that harmony with nature is not only a spiritual practice but also a transformative framework for sustainable living.
Keywords :
harmony, nature, spirituality, ecological consciousness, transcendence
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Page Number :
43-47