WILLIAMSJI MAVELI - BEAUTY OF NATURE

Nature is full of beauty, bounty, and blessings for humanity.  The flowing rivers, the chirping birds, the dancing winds, the smiling flowers, and the lofty mountains are some of the beautiful things we may enjoy.  Nature can fill our lives with real joy, goodness, and bliss. To a lover of nature, every object, of nature is as much living as any human being.  Poet Williamsji Maveli, a true lover of nature, believed that nature is a warehouse of joy.  It is an overflowing fountain of divine beauty.  It has a healing touch of its own.
When we all think of live life music, rhythm is the strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound. So, then, Life Rhythm is the strong, regular, repeated pattern by which people do life. ... There are three categories of Life Rhythm that people tend to live life. Our breath and heartbeat are constant reminders of life’s pulsing rhythm that moves within and around us. Our lives are orchestrated or guided by the rising and setting of the sun.
Not only are there external rhythms and cycles, there are also rhythms and cycles in our own lives. When our rhythms are in order, life flows easily – we have more energy and tend to view things more positively, and we are more socially connected and find life more satisfying.
The body rhythms are called natural rhythms. These signal and affect every aspect of our life, for example, they govern when to wake up, to sleep, to be active and they determine how much energy we have. They play a role in our socializing – they influence how we socialize and how we feel.
Our life has a rhythm of its own and the stages of our life from 
Aging - Natural stages like babyhood, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, parenthood, and aging, show us that we have a life cycle of which birth and death are a part. The slow movement is about being aware of and connecting to these rhythms and cycles, and working with them instead of against them or in ignorance of them.
Many people live their lives cut off from the natural rhythms and cycles of nature and of their own bodies. They no longer get up with the sun, and they may stay up till the wee hours of the morning. Their pace of life is such that it is inconsequential whether it is night or day or winter or summer. The phases of the moon go unnoticed. Even the stages of their own life go unnoticed. This plays havoc with their body clocks. Their erratic stressful lives are in a state of arrhythmia.  Arrhythmia is a term used to refer to the disorders of the regular beating of the heart, for example, wild erratic beating, and slow uneven beating.
For people with arrhythmia of life, their bodies and lives are out of sync with the natural world and the natural rhythms that govern all life.
Many young people growing up today, only know life arrhythmia. For them, this state of deviation from nature appears normal. They have not experienced living in tune with the natural rhythms.
Traditionally all cultures have lived in harmony with the natural rhythms and cycles and have included celebrations, festivals, and outdoor events to reinforce their occurrence. Most of these are now lost to our current consumeristic, success-oriented lives.
We can bring these traditions back by marking them with some activity. For example, we could hold an organic dinner party for friends to mark the solstices and equinoxes. A way to notice and be in tune with the seasons and diurnal rhythms is to start a veggie garden. Not only will you connect to your food source, but you will also connect more easily with these life rhythms.
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI