Long long ago I visited a beautiful a jungle of kids. This jungle had all kind of variety! Different trees, different animals, different flowers, different birds! Everyone was free, on his/its own.
What I still remember from my that visit is in this jungle there is respect for this individuality. And this respect is reflected through actions. Even the king and queen are seen as respected by very approachable friendly mentors. There are rules but this "Jungle ka kanoon" is decided by everyone and not by jungle king or by forest officers alone in isolation. Here every stakeholder including the animals, the nature, those forest officers, visitors and the tax payers is interlinked and jointly ensuring smooth, flourishing cohesiveness and inter dependency.
Wow!! What a wonderful place this is. No wonder despite of these differences from some distance this jungle looks like a happy sunflower farm!!
What I still remember from my that visit is in this jungle there is respect for this individuality. And this respect is reflected through actions. Even the king and queen are seen as respected by very approachable friendly mentors. There are rules but this "Jungle ka kanoon" is decided by everyone and not by jungle king or by forest officers alone in isolation. Here every stakeholder including the animals, the nature, those forest officers, visitors and the tax payers is interlinked and jointly ensuring smooth, flourishing cohesiveness and inter dependency.
Wow!! What a wonderful place this is. No wonder despite of these differences from some distance this jungle looks like a happy sunflower farm!!
