Nature Teaches Humility

clayboyn (70)in #nature • 9 years ago (edited)

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9 years ago in #nature by clayboyn (70)

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bilbop (53) 9 years ago

I like the woods, a perfect place to connect with nature.
Is that another entrance to the cave we were in where we jumped in the water and came out in a whole 'nother world? Bet it's worth taking a look.
B.F.E. that's where I live, the Arizona version. Where the trees have turned to stone. Out her we ain't skeered we're petrified :D

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clayboyn (70) 9 years ago

LOL, it might just be that cave.

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breakingtonight (60) 9 years ago (edited)

@clayboyn
Thanks for sharing your photos and experiences from your nature journey. I have found that when I get into nature that I think differently and perceive everything in a different light. I think it can be a very spiritual experience and bring about healing in so may ways.

On the flip side, nature can also show you that sometimes the wild can be unforgiving...Kind of like the world but just more obvious and direct about it I guess.

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clayboyn (70) 9 years ago

It's certainly a good reminder.

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breakingtonight (60) 9 years ago

I believe so. Thanks again for your comment, @clayboyn
Good to hear from you!

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bloomberg215 (54) 9 years ago

You can "find" yourself, being connected whit nature.

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anarcho-andrei (64) 9 years ago

I've never been much for nature myself, being a kid who was raised in the city and lived there his entire life, but I appreciate the magnificence and the scale of it. You summed it up perfectly: nature was here before we were, and it's going to be there long after we're gone. The most we can be to the Earth is a momentary nuisance.

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