Nature
is the best teacher
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Explanation:
William Shakespeare in his play, ‘As You Like It’ has very poetically said, ‘tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything.’ It is quite true Nature is the best teacher. Everything in nature is so grand and flawlessly perfect. The infinite galaxies, solar system, the sun, planet earth, and infinite forms of life on planet earth are just mind-boggling.
Nature teaches us all the life-transforming lessons of greatness, beauty, patience, hard-work, peace, renewal, abundance, generosity, kindness, acceptance, self-reliance, and many more. The sun teaches us to shine and give light to the world; the rivers teach us the message of determinedly moving on, overcoming all obstacles; and finding a detour round rock-ridden course. A man must also move towards his goal like a river or a brook if he is to achieve his goals. His path may be full of obstacles, but he must keep moving like a river. As the river starts its journey from high mountains, on its way to the sea it flows down many valleys, hills; slips between many ridges, flows by many villages, towns and cities, passing under many bridges, ultimately it joins the ocean. Similarly, man must pass by and overcome many obstacles before reaching his goal or destination. Similarly, trees teach us to give everything to the world and people. Flowers teach us to spread aroma of our good deeds.
In conclusion we can say that Nature is the best teacher for anything and everything we wish to learn. We must develop the ability to read the invaluable lessons from Nature.