PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EARTH PLANET
This may be well demonstrated by the example of a ripe mango giving birth to many worms within. The stone here acts as its structure which seems to be still-lifeless. But there is dalliance of life within the flesh. Externally, however, the mango appears to be an inanimate object. The physical body of the Earth is just akin to this. Deep underneath the soil, there is no exposition of life. But above the soil and up to the extent of gravitational pull, there are variegated lives of manifestation.
DIVISIONS OF THE EARTH
The Earth is a singular entity. Its peace and prosperity depend on the equal distribution of its products all through. The Wheat is produced somewhere in abundance, the paddy grows more, and oil and coat are available in some other parts. That does not mean that those should be kept and usurped by the respective countries only. Our heart is the main mechanism of blood circulation. But without circulating throughout the body, if it keeps the blood within the body will no longer exist. Such is the state of our Earth today. There the devilish grasp is on her breast - the source of life-giving juice. The wealth and produces of the Earth are being dominated by the capitalistic devourers. In the long past, some individuals with political motives and powermongers divided the
The world into different segments, the continents, countries, states, etc., simply by drawing playful sketches over a piece of paper. With some motivated outlook, their progenies are still going on demarcating the boundary lines in the everchanging atlas of the World with their straitened thoughts - "Our Country," "Our State," "Our Nation." And with that narrow self-egotism, they would never impart their interest for the sake of others. There is a wonderful analogy like this:- The milch-cow is not capable of feeding its offspring as the devilish milkman is there with his right of ownership to squeeze out the last drop from its udder. And as inevitable it is, over time, the suckling dies out through starvation, and the udder dries up under grief and bereavement.
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