Hindu philosophy renders a distinctive perspective concerning the way humans interact with the environment, as it is firmly anchored in old scriptures and customs. A belief that all life is interconnected and the understanding that the environment is an essential component of the cosmic order is paramount to this viewpoint. This chapter penetrates the fundamental ideas of Hindu philosophy that form the basis of environmental consciousness. It encompasses concepts like Dharma, an acronym for righteous duty, Karma, which means action and consequences, and Ahimsa, which means non-violence. The chapter inquires about the ethical underpinnings of environmental stewardship in Hindu philosophy while illustrating people's duty to preserve the universe's delicate balance with animals and plants. It gazes at how Vedic philosophies can promote thankfulness, environmental consciousness, and a sense of oneness with the natural world. The chapter further explores the symbolic meaning of customs such as Yajna (sacrificial offerings) and how they can encourage reciprocity with the environment.