Humanity Needs Nature
The function and design of nature is to fulfill the greater vision of creation of life and beauty. And with its existence and state of being, it inspires and reminds us all of what we were created to be here on Earth. We are all in service to this greater vision.
The natural world is constantly unfolding, guided by its miraculous design, seeded with the infinite powers of the Universe, and constantly undergoing regeneration and evolution throughout the cycles of time. It reminds us who we are, and it shows us our greatest potential.
We are all energetic beings and natural creatures of love, of balanced creation and destruction, of birth and death, and of renewal and evolution. We are all guided by a larger collective force, and an individual natural expression. We too are of the natural world and so, we must love and respect nature as we are nature. To not, is to destroy ourselves. To turn away from nature is to lose ourselves. To sever our connection is to forget our reason for being.
Nature is a mirror for humanity. Its health mirrors ours. It show us who we really are. Its resilience inspires us to evolve. Its perfection in design reminds us of our own intelligent design. Its cooperation teaches us to co-exist in diversity and harmony. Its presence reflects the love, peace and freedom we all can embody. Its beauty inspires us to be, express, love, and create. It reminds us to remain connected, to be as we naturally are, and to hold the light.
When we envelop ourselves in the natural world, we remind ourselves of all the wonderful things we can be and already are at our core. It is increasingly imperative that we protect our natural world, allow for its natural growth, ensure its cleanliness and purity, and learn how to sustainably dispose of human waste that pollute our world. We can do this for and within ourselves, as well as in our outward actions. When we remember we are nature, we can peacefully co-exist in the perfect, synchronous web of life, forever unfolding, cycling, and evolving.