What does nature teaches us?
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nature teaches us that everything has a season and a timing.sometimes in our life we want most of the things to happen right .it is hard to wait for the fruit of our actions and we expect the result immediately.it teaches us to be humble and giving.
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Observation: Observation is a skill that some people have and some people don’t, but anyone can develop strong observation skills when they spend time outside.
2. Knowledge of place: Learn to identify all the trees, plants & birds of your local bio-region. You can know the land like the back of your hand.
3. Adventure: By exploring in nature and following the trail of your curiosity you can discover hidden groves and amazing areas where people don’t often venture. It’s a cool experience to visit places that are wild & unknown to most humans.
4. Sensory Awareness: Your senses have far more potential than you presently use. Take some time to sit outside in nature, close your eyes and listen as far as you can hear. It’s incredible how much more we notice when we take the time to slow down.
5. Intelligence: Human beings have untapped intelligence locked away inside our minds. When we get out into nature and start investigating life with an attitude of curiosity, we're led down a trail to amazing discoveries and gain practical problem solving skills.
2. Knowledge of place: Learn to identify all the trees, plants & birds of your local bio-region. You can know the land like the back of your hand.
3. Adventure: By exploring in nature and following the trail of your curiosity you can discover hidden groves and amazing areas where people don’t often venture. It’s a cool experience to visit places that are wild & unknown to most humans.
4. Sensory Awareness: Your senses have far more potential than you presently use. Take some time to sit outside in nature, close your eyes and listen as far as you can hear. It’s incredible how much more we notice when we take the time to slow down.
5. Intelligence: Human beings have untapped intelligence locked away inside our minds. When we get out into nature and start investigating life with an attitude of curiosity, we're led down a trail to amazing discoveries and gain practical problem solving skills.
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