@Himalayologist For another, a core emphasis on the personally-realized architectonics of a just and fair society ("If you dream of Paradise, you must work for it") accented a rootsy realism. Addressing hunger, for example, Rishi Sufis were, distinctively, celebrated planters of fruit trees.
Image description
Original X alt text
Some aver medieval Kashmiri culture may well comprise the world's most refined merging and integration of diverse peoples and consciousness yet expressed. Kashmiriyat tree-planters certainly represent one of our earliest records of spiritual and ecological practice wedded as one. "I still owe you the rains of Himalayas, the fragrance of shrines and the autumn of chinars."
@awaicekhan Ah, I note your profile. Awakened to Divine Beauty, as a child, by a pear tree, on the edge of Lake Dal, I've spent decades around the USDA pear repository in Oregon. I've also been seeking a connection into rural Kashmiri pear culture. A planetary genome to share. Can you help?
Image description
Original X alt text
Image, in the style of Kashmir. And calligraphy, reading: Food will Thrive Only Until The Woods Survive -Nund Rishi