Книга: Moa Nungsang «Religious Significance of Tree in Sruti Text:An Ecological Relevance»

Religious Significance of Tree in Sruti Text:An Ecological Relevance

Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing"

Human relationship with nature is no more of equal partners, but of domination and rampant exploitation. Unjust treatment of nature particularly trees, forest causes ecological crises in the world. In this context the religious significance of tree upheld in the Vedic period perhaps has an ecological relevance. In the Sruti, the term tree is classified into several categories. The Sanskrit term ?k?vr applies to large trees bearing conspicuous flowers and fruit. Vanaspati, forest-lord was given to certain select trees and plants such as the Soma; small trees bearing both fruit and flowers are called Vanaspatya. Herbs that had healing and medicinal properties were called oshadhi. Creeping plants were lata (or Valli), bulbs were kandasaka and yavasa refer to grasses. Vedic Hindus considered trees as conscious and are therefore praised and worshipped. To plant tree was considered sacred and religious act. Trees were belief to have supernatural power and therefore should not be... ISBN:9783659142376

Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2012)

ISBN: 9783659142376

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