In every culture and scripture, the divine is revered in different forms – as the Creator, the Protector, the Destroyer. Yet, behind every form lies Ma Prakriti, the life-giving force that sustains all existence. The food we eat, the water we drink, the air we breathe – all flow from her boundless love. Without her, there is no religion, no civilization, no life.
We bow to deities in grand temples, but often overlook the sacred earth on which those temples stand. The river that cleanses, the tree that gives shade, the wind that carries life – these are not just elements; they are living blessings. Adoring Ma Prakriti is not a new faith, but the oldest truth humanity has known.
In the Prakriti Mandir at Green Mall, Ma Prakriti is not a symbol – she is present as a 5-foot clay idol, surrounded by plants, trees, and the purity of an untouched environment. Here, worship means planting a tree, watering a sapling, protecting the soil, and embracing life in all its forms. This is devotion in action.
In our times of climate change, pollution, and natural calamities, remembering Ma Prakriti is not optional – it is survival. When forests vanish and rivers run dry, no amount of stone idols can save us. Only the Mother who nurtures all can restore balance, if we return to her with love and respect.
Every mother in the world protects her children, but Ma Prakriti protects every mother, every child, every living being. She is the breath behind our breath, the heartbeat behind our heartbeat. To adore her is to live in harmony; to ignore her is to invite our own destruction.
Let us take a vow: to protect her forests, to keep her rivers pure, to plant trees in her honour, and to treat the Earth not as a resource, but as the sacred womb of life. For when we care for Ma Prakriti, she will bless us a thousandfold – in health, happiness, and harmony.