Organic Gardening as a Spiritual Practice Sukyo Improve yourself . . . Mahikari Centers for Spiritual Development Improve yourself . . . Improve the world.

Harmony with Nature

Basic Spiritual Practices in the Garden Compost Revitalize the physical aspect, nourish the soil Verbal Encouragement Show a positive and caring attitude toward plants, as well as the soil, tools, insects and worms. God’s Light Radiate God’s Light to purify and revitalize the spiritual energy of the soil.

Compost Revitalize the physical aspect, nourish the soil Yard waste Dry leaves Grass clippings Weeds are valuable! Kitchen scraps Fruits & vegetables Coffee grounds Flowers

Verbal Encouragement Show a positive and caring attitude toward plants, as well as the soil, tools, insects and worms. Greetings “Good morning garden” Prepare the tools “Let’s work together” Weeds break up the soil so air and water can enter “Thanks for your service” Insects and animals have important roles in the balance of nature

God’s Light Radiate God’s Light to purify and revitalize the spiritual energy of the soil. Give God’s Light to: Soil Tools Seeds Plants Food People

Gratitude for Everything

Now is the time to purify the environment.

By regarding Nature as a teacher or an ideal example, people can learn a great deal about themselves and about universal laws.

The principle of Step by Step, that everything progresses naturally and gradually, can easily be observed in nature. This can help people become more patient with themselves and others.

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