Are we triggering natural disasters through our energy choices? நாம் எரிசக்தி பயன்பாட்டின் மூலம் இயற்கை பேரழிவுகளை ஏற்படுத்துகிறோமா?

In the 16th Velvi discourse(2005-2006), Gurumahan reveals how the overuse of fossil fuels disturbs Earth’s balance, triggering seismic unrest, and guides humanity toward harnessing solar energy as a sustaining alternative.

We use fossil fuels that lie beneath the Earth, and this may seem beneficial. However, as we continue to use these fuels excessively, the Earth is forced to draw more of its required energy upward, which creates various internal changes in the environment. The layers of fire deep within the Earth's core begin to shift and move. When these layers change, immense energy rises from beneath the oceans as powerful waves. When the Earth cracks, it results in earthquakes, and many landslides occur.

At times, these massive disasters even challenge science, because science can only estimate the energy behind an earthquake within a certain time frame. But enlightened beings have the ability to sense the origin from where it arises. In this period, the conditions we have created are highly intense, and it is possible that about 70% of such changes have already occurred. To put it further, as the Earth absorbs the energy it needs, the molten state of fuel beneath transitions and pushes upward as fiery eruptions. When this fiery force rises, even places like Mount Everest, considered the highest peak in the world, could experience volcanic activity. If such an eruption occurs there, it will create tremors across many regions, including China, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Similar cycles will also occur in the southern regions, affecting areas like the Western Ghats.

When a change occurs on Earth, it does not remain confined to one place; it inevitably creates chain reactions. These reactions are like a rebound, just as a ball returns with double the speed at which it was struck. How can this increased force be reduced? It is not reduced at a single location, but by regulating the energies that surround the solar system. Through the energies that flow from the Sun, the Earth itself can be stabilized.

Therefore, scientists around the world must understand that as we continue to use underground fossil fuels for vehicles and other purposes, the environmental conditions in those regions will change, increasing the likelihood of earthquakes and seismic disturbances. So what should we do? We have already started producing fuels derived from plants, but beyond that, we can harness powerful energy from Sunlight. Solar energy is abundant and ever-expanding, never diminishing. By using the energy that flows from the Sun, we can generate solar electricity and apply solar power in many different ways and environments. Especially if India and other Asian countries fully utilize this energy and store it in energy-retaining systems like batteries, we can ensure that the Earth remains a livable place for future generations.

Let Wisdom Flourish!
Let Peace Prevail!
Let us protect Mother earth!
Let us protect the Universe!

Santhosam

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