Sanatan Sanskriti and Environmental Ethics: Traditional Practices and Modern Relevance

Abstract

Sanatan Sanskriti, often referred to as the "eternal culture," encompasses the religious, 
philosophical, and cultural traditions rooted in Hinduism. These traditions are intricately 
linked with nature, advocating for a harmonious coexistence between humans and the 
environment. This paper explores the environmental ethics embedded within Sanatan 
Sanskriti, examining traditional practices and their relevance in the modern context of 
environmental conservation. By analyzing ancient scriptures, rituals, and cultural 
practices, the paper argues that the environmental principles of Sanatan Sanskriti offer 
valuable insights and solutions for addressing contemporary ecological challenges.