nature [Theme] Page 4

there is a huge moon in the sky.

Usually we judge others only by external signs and tend to see only flaws in them. But if we take a closer look, we will see that human nature is like a carpet woven from millions of threads. People's shortcomings and shortcomings are often caused by a combination of circumstances - a psychological reaction to emotional wounds, violence and rejection from society, disappointment, insecurity, suffering, humiliation or illness.

They did not separate themselves from nature, and did not try to forcefully penetrate its secrets, they never opposed themselves to it and without being at odds with it, they always felt themselves to be part of it and were reverently devoted to it. They could not treat the forces of nature with anything other than fear. Fear reigned over people's lives.

I quite sincerely do not understand people who say that they are bored with life. How is that? There are so many films, books, music around - and how incredible the nature is! If you are bored with life, you are a complete fool.

The very thing over which you have no control.

Your land has both beauty and generosity.

What a day it is today! Choose a day. Myself. Life. Love. Your Strength. Or something else? The choice is yours. Take a spark, maybe she can tell you something.

They are ready, it seems, to resign themselves to this, to remain their slaves forever.

The brighter the nature, the more beautiful the color of August.

For me, nature is a miracle. I look at her like a miracle. I like it all very much, but I'm quite far from it. To all living things, to everything that exists, there is great interest and great pity and tenderness.

Unlike man, wildlife always causes blissful delight and the effect of the divine presence.

I don't know how to help them!

For most of us, especially for business people, in whose eyes nature does not exist at all, except that it contributes to their advantage, the sense of the fantasy of real life is extremely dulled. And Mr. G. tirelessly and incessantly absorbs it, and his memory and eyes are full of it.

Apparently, it is natural for a person to seek, to investigate the truth. If we are not busy with urgent matters, not absorbed in heavy worries, nothing excites us to such an extent as the desire to see, hear, comprehend what we do not yet know. Then we consider it necessary for our happiness to know miracles, of which nature seems to have made a secret for us. Indeed, there is nothing more befitting to man than truth in all its purity, in all its simplicity.