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What is up?
Ancient traditions had different perspectives and perceptions regarding up (sky) and down (beneath the earth) as compared to modern people. Religions like Judaism and Christianity believe that heavens are somewhere up above the sky, while hell is in the center of the earth. According to their perspectives, everything that resides above the sky is virtuous, whereas, all evil things live under the ground. Earth was being worshiped as a goddess in many religions due to their restricted knowledge. In the modern era, science provides us with new knowledge and perspectives to understand different matters. Unlike, ancient people, ‘up’ for us is spinning and revolving and a cluster of stars.
What is dirt(y)?
Mary Daggles was working in her garden, and she brought the dirt in the house. When her husband saw the dirt inside, he was not happy as it was not its right place. It is notable to mention that dirt represents a symbol. Something is appropriate at one place, but it is not appropriate in other as it is displaced from its rightful position. For ancients, dessert was appropriate to spend the night, but during day it was much hotter. Cosmological dynamics are the model on anthropological of human dynamics. Ancient Hinduism believed in the system of four Varnas, and they considered Shudras as slaves, and they were supposed to serve others.
What is Deep Ecology?
Deep ecology is a holistic approach to face different world problems as there is a strong connection between the earth's materials and humans. It is noteworthy to mention that our survival is dependent on living things residing on earth. According to the Bible, when you do something, do it in remembrance of God. It is our core responsibility to protect our ecosystem in order to protect ourselves. God has created everything for humans’ welfares. We must guard nature and should consider systematization for preserving the natural resources and those treasures that are present on earth for our benefits.
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