Nature is the natural world, the world in which we live. It is the world of plants and animals, of the land and water, of the sun and moon, of the wind and stars. It is the world of our ancestors, the world that existed before we were born.
Nature is not just the environment around us. It is also the inner life of ourselves. It is the place where we are connected to our deepest selves, our spiritual essence. In nature, we can see the power of God, the source of all creation.
The world of nature is a world of wonder and awe. We see the beauty of the flowers, the majesty of the trees, the strength of the rocks, the speed of the rivers, the depth of the oceans, the mystery of the night sky, the strength of the wind, the subtlety of the rain, the gentleness of the snow.
We see the magnificence of the world, the perfection of its design. And we are awed by it. We feel humbled by it. We are reminded that we are small and insignificant in the face of such greatness.
Nature is not only a beautiful thing; it is a powerful thing. It is a force for good. It brings out the best in us, makes us more generous, more loving, more compassionate. It inspires us to be creative, to build, to create, to invent. It gives us courage, makes us bold. It makes us strong, makes us brave. It gives us energy, makes us vigorous. It makes us healthy, makes us happy.
When we live close to nature, we are more likely to be kind, more likely to be caring, more likely to be thoughtful. We are more likely to be grateful. We are more likely to have faith. We are more likely to believe in God.
But the opposite is also true. When we live far from nature, we are less likely to be kind, less likely to be caring, less likely to be thoughtful. We become more selfish. We become more self-absorbed. We become less trusting. We become less hopeful. We become less grateful. We become less tolerant. We become less loving. We become less imaginative. We become less creative. We become less courageous. We become less brave. We become less energetic. We become less vigorous. We become less healthy. We become less happy. We become less faithful. We become less religious.
There is no question that living close to nature has many benefits. But there is also no question that living far from nature has many negative consequences.
If we want to live closer to nature, we need to find ways to get back to the earth. We need to reconnect with the natural world. We need to get back to our roots. We need to get back in touch with the natural world.
So what can we do?
First, we can take time to appreciate the beauty of the natural world. We can spend time appreciating the beauty of the flowers, of the trees, of the mountains, of the lakes, of the seas. We can spend time appreciatively looking at the stars, looking at the moon, looking at the sun. We can spend time appreciative listening to the birds, watching the squirrels, listening to the frogs, watching the clouds.
Second, we can spend time appreciating the goodness of nature. We can spend time appreciativly appreciating the generosity of the earth, the beauty of the earth, the kindness of the earth, the goodness of the earth. We can spend time appreciatiovly appreciating the creativity of the earth, the intelligence of the earth, the wisdom of the earth.
Third, we can spend time appreciativley appreciating the power of nature. We can spend tim appreciativley appreciating how nature works, how nature changes, how nature heals. We can spend time appreciatlvely appreciating the strength of nature, the power of nature, the strength of the earth. We can appreciate the power of the ocean, the power of the wind, the power of the rain.
Fourth, we can spend time appreciatively appreciating the beauty of nature. We can spend appreciativley appreciating nature’s beauty, nature’s grace, nature’s elegance. We can spend appreciatively appreciating nature’s beauty, its grace, its elegance.
And fifth, we can spend time appreciativelly appreciating the goodness of nature, the goodness of the earth, the goodness in nature. We can spend appreciativelly appreciating the generosity of the Earth, the goodness of the Earth, the goodness in the Earth.
These five things will help us get back to nature:
1) Appreciate the beauty of the natural world
2) Appreciate the goodness of the natural world
3) Appreciate the power of the natural world
4) Appreciate the beauty in nature
5) Appreciate the goodness in nature
What are you going to do today to get back to nature?
