Affirmations of Ecosystem: The Ecotopian Bio-Network in Vedic Eco-Narratives

Abstract

Objective: The present study focuses on the interconnectivity of all life as reflected in Vedic literature. The affirmation of ecosystem, natural balance and bio-network transpires somewhat very naturally in ancient Indian Classical literature the Vedas. It chants the sacredness of the ecological designs and the natural coordination of human beings and the ecosystem.   Method: Literature review and the analysis of the Vedic Mantras relating to the contemporary present-day contexts.   Results and Discussion: The study discusses and reveals the pieces of evidence of ecological poetry of peace between human beings and their natural surroundings in Vedic literature. Human understanding of nature as sacred builds an individual’s attitude on how one perceives and preserves the nature around an ecosystem. Human bonding and decoding of the semiotics of nature need to be holistic and non-discriminatory. This is an attempt to rejuvenate the degree of blessedness which we attribute to ecology, devoted to our overall moral and ethical being. The paper inclines towards a study that endeavours vital enquiry into the possible borders of human inventiveness and receptiveness. This is an exploration of the use of poetic spontaneity by the human race to figure out human bonding to the ecology and the earth. It illustrates that Vedic eco-poetry marvellous sequencing that admires the search for esthetic exquisiteness, methodical pragmatism and connotation in human interactions with nature.   Conclusion: The study presents connectivity in Vedic Eco poetry drawing it to contemporary concepts of Sustainability and concluding with education for sustainable development.   Originality and Value: Vedic narratives are the ethno-eco-poetry of nature and human nature. It reflects this co-existence as a celebration of life. It reveals harmony and natural interconnectivity as well as the interdependence of all living entities and nature.