The article discusses the Hindu tradition of Kartik Snaan, emphasizing its environmental significance. Observed in the month of Kartik, it symbolizes spiritual and physical purification, with Hindus conducting ritual baths and prayers in rivers and oceans. Hindu texts advocate respect for nature, viewing plants, animals, and natural elements as divine. This reverence encourages environmental protection and sustainable resource management, fostering harmony between humanity and nature.
Source: Conversation with Copilot
https://www.guardian.co.tt/article/hinduismenvironmental-protection-6.2.2158215.f88e80f289
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