Nature's Love
Proverbs speak of the potential beauty of God’s creation and all of us are wiser and virtuous to look beyond all the seasons.
In your everyday life, we see this particular word used often, depending on the situation and occasion. Nature and the beauty that it holds await the chance to come into your life and illuminate with a bit of “natural” beauty.
As you go about your daily lives, observe the landscape. Flick through a tree or plant and let yourself be swayed by the little nuances of the image that you observe.
Nature, the most powerful gift that God gave the world, is most likely sitting in the background of your home or office. So when you observe something different, don’t overanalyze it.
Go see it for yourself. Don’t solely see what’s on the outside. See what’s not there and see why it’s not there.
It’s in the details of each thing — the leaves and the trees in the sun or rain, the soil itself, the air, the stargazing weather, the choice to walk on a path that may not be your own or the occasional shine or mist.
My 6-year-old dog exhibits an aspect of Nature that I’ve become completely enamoured with. He’s flippant about bringing food or any “gifts” for the other animals in the neighbourhood.
If one animal has something that’s not nature — whose beast is that?
He’s not embarrassed to bring food for the other animals and even dances around the park to get their attention. He’s been taking a liking to us for a year now and I haven’t even noticed because I think that’s just natural.
“We don’t get to see that in nature, but sometimes, you have to step outside yourself to experience some of what nature has to offer you. And you have to embrace that journey with a smile on your face.”
Thank You...
Hi! I'm Dev Mallik. I'm a student, love to explore, learn and love to meet new people.
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