A SPIRITUAL CUM ENVIRONMENT PROJECT

Kananakshethram

BioDiversity Park is a vibrant sanctuary that celebrates the incredible variety of life on Earth. Spanning lush landscapes, the park showcases ecosystems teeming with flora and fauna, fostering a deeper connection between people and nature. Visitors embark on a journey through diverse habitats, from dense rainforests to serene wetlands, witnessing the beauty and balance of life in every corner. The park promotes environmental conservation, offering educational programs and immersive experiences to inspire sustainable living and a profound respect for our planet’s biodiversity.

Using this method, it is possible to transform even Small areas into Healthy, Functional Ecosystems that Provide Important Ecological and Social Services.

BioDiversity Park is a breathtaking tribute to the richness and variety of life on Earth. This immersive, eco-friendly sanctuary invites visitors to explore diverse ecosystems, from lush rainforests and sprawling grasslands to tranquil wetlands and vibrant coral reefs, all in one place. Each corner of the park reveals nature’s intricate balance, where every plant, animal, and microbe plays a vital role in sustaining life.

A ‘Forest Temple’ is gearing up at my home in tune with our predecessors’ idea of worshipping the nature as Gods for the environment protection. Our sprawling Sarppakavu (Serpents’ temple) is situated at the north-eastern corner of the compound surrounding our traditional home. Next to is Mullackal Temple. It consists of the idols of Vanadurga, Vanayakshi, Nagaraja and Nagayakshi.

Human Garden is planting of trees and plants on a carved form of a human body in the lying posture on the soil. According to Ayurveda, medicines made of every plant is good for one or other part or organ of a human beings. Those plants or trees are planted in the right place of that organ of the lying statue.

The kananakshetra concept is divided into four stages. the Sarpakkadu and Mullakkal temple have been shifted around one acre of land and set aside for these projects. Nakshatra Udyana, twenty-seven stars from Aswati to Revati, a tree is imagined for each star. In this Nakshatra Udyanam with nine hands, there are three plants in each hand. for example, the tree of Makam, Pooram and Utram stars in Leo in kannimula is Peral, Plash and Ithi. in this way, twenty-seven nakshatras will find space in the zodiacal order. a sitting area for relaxation, a small garden and a beautiful small pond in the middle of it will complete a phase of my Kananakshetram concept.

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