The wisdom of nature

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"Today we must learn to agree again with the wisdom of nature and re-understand our brotherhood with the animals and with the water and the sea. Open to an indefinable, inconceivable mystery, thought of as a power that is the source, end and foundation of all life and being."
Joseph Campbell


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Human beings, for the most part, have looked away from nature and all that it has to teach us and that we should learn and value. The wisdom of nature is reflected in the way in which each of its species manages to exist in harmony with the others, when in the midst of difficulties we find medicinal plants in which we find the cure for our illnesses. The wisdom of nature is found in that moment in which we intervene in the environment affecting it so deeply with pollution and the destruction of rivers, seas and forests and, in the midst of all this, nature manages to recover even if it takes hundreds of years.


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If we observe carefully nature teaches us that there will be many occasions in which we must cut with the situations that affect us, sometimes even uprooting them. Just like the tree that changes its foliage when the season changes and renews itself each time its leaves grow and adorn it. To learn that life is about balance, that everything that comes to us and that we seek for our benefit must be given in its right measure and especially never demand anything more than what we need to exist. Nature in its wisdom is capable of adapting and changing just to maintain the natural balance of things. Each species has a reason and its importance on the planet, only that many fail to realize it.


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The wisdom of nature teaches us the value of being in balance with everything that surrounds us, of not abusing other species, of creating and not destroying. Learning to observe carefully the changes that happen in the environment shows us what happens in our own life is why we must learn to read and understand the messages that she sends us when natural disasters happen that many times we ourselves have caused. The human being believes he is the owner of everything that surrounds him when in reality he is only a small part of everything that inhabits the planet, but we are a small harmful part and if we do not learn from the wisdom and lessons that nature gives us, we will destroy ourselves.

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