Finding Peace and Purpose Under the Night Sky: My Experience with Silent Meditation for Sparrow Conservation
Premprakash Kumawat, while distributing water pots and nests for sparrows, said that the resolution to save sparrows and birds will be taken from house to house. Chief guest Arun Argada and special guests Jai Singh Bhati, Shailesh Rajpurohit, Shivdeep Aroda, and Ravi Suthar provided 51 sparrow nests free of cost.
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5/8/20242 min read


As a Chartered Accountant, my days are often filled with numbers, balance sheets, and financial strategies. While I find immense satisfaction in my profession, I also believe in the importance of connecting with nature and contributing to causes that resonate deeply with me. Recently, I had the privilege of participating in a unique initiative in my village, Verajeetpura, Godhana – a night-long silent meditation aimed at raising awareness and support for the conservation of the dwindling sparrow population.
Organized by the Hardful Foundation and local environmental enthusiasts like Premprakash Kumawat, this event brought together individuals from all walks of life. Under the serene blanket of the night sky, amidst the tranquil sounds of the village, we engaged in silent meditation. This wasn't just about finding inner peace; it was a collective effort to focus our intentions and energy on the urgent need to protect these small yet significant birds.
The news article beautifully captures the essence of this gathering. It highlights the dedication of individuals like Premprakash Kumawat, who is passionately working on a local sparrow conservation project. It speaks of the participation of villagers, including children, demonstrating a community-wide concern for the environment.
For me, the experience was deeply moving. The silence amplified the sense of unity and purpose. It allowed for introspection and a renewed appreciation for the delicate balance of our ecosystem. Knowing that our collective mindfulness was directed towards such a crucial cause – the preservation of a species that is rapidly disappearing – added a profound layer of meaning to the meditation.
The event also served as a platform to share information about the plight of sparrows and the simple steps we can all take to help them. From providing small water bowls during the scorching summer to creating safe nesting spaces, every little action counts.
I am incredibly grateful to have been a part of this initiative. It reinforced my belief that we can all contribute to environmental conservation, regardless of our profession. By taking a moment to connect with nature and dedicating our thoughts to its well-being, we can create a positive impact.
Let this be a reminder that even in our busy lives, finding moments of stillness and focusing our intentions on important causes can lead to meaningful change. Let's all do our part to protect the precious biodiversity around us.
In the concluding session of the program, Chief Guest Arun Argada expressed gratitude to the environmental lovers like Premprakash Kumawat for their continuous efforts towards environment and sparrow conservation through silent meditation.
During the program, children enthusiastically released sparrows brought from Panthalana and Ganoda. Environmental lovers expressed their gratitude to everyone.
Those who actively contributed to the silent meditation and sparrow distribution program included Pera Singh, Chatararam Dewasi, Devram Dewasi Godhana, Pannalal, Babulal Jeetpura, Kalaram Meghwal, Anand Sain, CA Arun Argada, Parishad member Shivdeep Aroda, Ravi Suthar, Jomaram Dewasi, Balaram Dewasi, and many villagers.