My school is this nature. Her language is love. The way she teaches me is not easy to be described with words. It is an endless process of interaction. It is a combination of learning and relearns. What makes this school special is the elements that are used to impart knowledge. Rivers, mountains, forests and beaches are some of the main elements that are used. To those who wonder how these elements can teach us, it is important to be told that these natural elements are the true source of real knowledge. There is a clear difference between textbook learning and real-life learning. Learning from the school of nature comes under the category of real-life learning. It stands out from the rest for that reason also.
To become a part of this learning process is simple. Just what we need is determination. It is not easy to overcome a haunting urge for turning back. People normally fear to break free from the frameworks erected by the establishment. Learning from nature does not come under any of these frameworks. It sometimes tends to challenge this framework even.
Thus, to choose this path needs great determination. It is believed that the world will shed its inhibitions and jump into this path to liberate itself from its limitations.
Let’s begin our exploration from our neighbourhood.
Though Sri Lanka is only a few kilometres away from the southern tip of India, it shares an entirely different identity from that of ours. Its rich culture, art, architecture, tradition and many more define its identity.
Sigiriya Rock Fortress, the Temple of the Tooth, Adam’s Peak, Yala National Park and Arugam Bay are the main tourist attractions in the Indian Ocean Island country of Sri Lanka.
This story is from the November - December 2020 edition of UNIQUE TIMES.
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