This attempt to explore the principles of sustainability, Physics and Philosophy to find the relationship between the modern ecological concepts and the traditional philosophical schools of thought. The philosophical schools of thought highlight the significance of harmony between the individual and the universe as well as the connectivity of all life forms. This fundamental idea can provide insightful information on sustainable living. Studies on important Philosophical texts that emphasize the concepts of harmony, reverence for the natural world, and the sanctity of the material world is the first step in the research process. Conversations with academics and practitioners can shed light on the ways in which Philosophical concepts are used in contemporary ecological conservation and sustainability initiatives. Elements such as air, earth, water, and fire may be observed to learn about their symbolic meaning in promoting environmental care. Researchers can investigate how philosophy-based ideas foster sustainable practices for environmental security. Parallels with current sustainability movements can also be found through comparison such as the emphasis on mindfulness, community living, and biodiversity preservation, etc. The purpose of this investigation is to demonstrate how the teachings of Philosophical schools of thought might influence sustainable practices in many settings. In the end, this study can advance our knowledge of how traditional knowledge might influence contemporary sustainability strategies, promoting a comprehensive viewpoint that incorporates social, ecological, and spiritual wellbeing.