Oneness with nature.

Oneness with nature.

Sometimes we call something something by a name, but don't understand the essence of what we're saying.

For example, this happens when we talk about oneness with nature, but notice that we're not talking about solitude, about oneness, which suggests that nature and we are like-minded at that moment.

This doesn't happen often; it's hard to imagine a lumberjack who put down his axe for a second and stopped cutting down trees because he saw something beautiful, like a bright butterfly.

Yes, he was alone with it, but they don't share a common plan.

And that moment when a person and nature are on the same wavelength doesn't happen so often, for example, during the blooming of gardens. If a person is a beekeeper, he thinks like a bee, and the bee's thoughts are not much different from the beekeeper's; they are, in that moment, truly like-minded.

For some, being one with nature looks like being able to pet a cat... well, let it pet, it certainly won't make the cat feel any worse lol.

But, in essence, being one with nature can only be understood by those who help nature in its processes, for example, by tending gardens and vegetable patches, helping some plants cope with others, or helping them fight pests.

Exactly, pests are part of nature, and in this case, there's definitely no connection with this world, but I had no doubt that everything would be very confusing, just like in nature :)

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