Nature
The natural world is a source of eternal inspiration. I am reading Ralph Waldo Emerson’s essays on Nature, which artfully contemplate on the world as a source of beauty, insight and wisdom. Nature is a finely illustrated and skilfully written, living manuscript, a book of wonder for those who take the time and make the effort to pause, reflect and decipher its symbols and codes. The reason that nature is such a profound wellspring of meaning is that, as Emerson puts it, a ‘ray of relation’ passes between us and all other living things. We are connected and reflected.
— Wayne Visser
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