What nature can teach us about life
As a student of life I believe that intelligence manifests not through expression or formality but through observation and genuine curiosity. Observing nature is always an awe-inspiring, spiritual experience for me that I sat and watched the waves crash for hours, especially, reminds me of how incredibly fascinating our planet is and the more we know it Despite how little we know, we know that there is nothing more humble than being face-to-face, something so much bigger than ourselves but I often get surprised that we are surprised by certain scenes and why we These landscapes, oceans, and stars are found breathtaking.
We have done nothing to earn this amazement, so why do we feel it? It is this very performance that inspires me to believe our most inspired position, again not one of accomplishment, but humbly I think we are naturally in love with the places that prove it That we are small places that humble us with the reminder that we have so much to grow and to know more that we are part of something by ourselves. Calm identity lies in such an ability that knowing that a new sunrise paints our skies every day gives us an independent front row seat, depending on life and the nature of life.
It seems that we have won the evolutionary lottery, which is why I come to know that we live in such a wrong way, we can never really fully consume the consumed life. Nothing can make us unable to believe that all of us always make an unexpected phone call, a diagnosis in a broken heart a new love and a moment in separation from completely different people. With completely different priorities, in fact, how vulnerable we are and yet, how blessed we are, you see, that seemingly important moments spent with nature remind you what they are that are important Remind you that we are truly our consciousness and one after the other, is life without either? I would say, then it matters little what we have achieved if those achievements are not even in the service of others. The purpose we feel when we realize what is achieved by any achievement and, unlike a trophy, that fades into darkness. Pride that lasts a lifetime
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As a student of life I believe that intelligence manifests not through expression or formality but through observation and genuine curiosity. Observing nature is always an awe-inspiring, spiritual experience for me that I sat and watched the waves crash for hours, especially, reminds me of how incredibly fascinating our planet is and the more we know it Despite how little we know, we know that there is nothing more humble than being face-to-face, something so much bigger than ourselves but I often get surprised that we are surprised by certain scenes and why we These landscapes, oceans, and stars are found breathtaking.
We have done nothing to earn this amazement, so why do we feel it? It is this very performance that inspires me to believe our most inspired position, again not one of accomplishment, but humbly I think we are naturally in love with the places that prove it That we are small places that humble us with the reminder that we have so much to grow and to know more that we are part of something by ourselves. Calm identity lies in such an ability that knowing that a new sunrise paints our skies every day gives us an independent front row seat, depending on life and the nature of life.
It seems that we have won the evolutionary lottery, which is why I come to know that we live in such a wrong way, we can never really fully consume the consumed life. Nothing can make us unable to believe that all of us always make an unexpected phone call, a diagnosis in a broken heart a new love and a moment in separation from completely different people. With completely different priorities, in fact, how vulnerable we are and yet, how blessed we are, you see, that seemingly important moments spent with nature remind you what they are that are important Remind you that we are truly our consciousness and one after the other, is life without either? I would say, then it matters little what we have achieved if those achievements are not even in the service of others. The purpose we feel when we realize what is achieved by any achievement and, unlike a trophy, that fades into darkness. Pride that lasts a lifetime
What Nature Can Teach Us About Life
Reviewed by Rehan
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July 04, 2020
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Reviewed by Rehan
on
July 04, 2020
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