Quotes About Nature

I always believed that If I'm not carrying at least a slight poetically painful crack in my heart I've been cheated by nature.

The more I love nature the least I'm afraid to die. I wouldn't mind being a part of the trees and the place that makes everything possible.

You are nature. You are already perfect, peaceful, and powerful. You don't need to become anything. You simply need to remember yourself.

Healing is a revolutionary act and we are here to awaken to the true nature of our own souls and the gifts we have to give to the world.

Working with plants will teach you all other social commitments in a soothing way...

I tried to blow a yellow jacket out and now it's wearing a bow tie in its mouth.

...how many writers still dare compare a woman to Nature, like Campion? - there is a garden in her face - how lovely...

Everywhere man blames nature and fate, yet his fate is mostly but the echo of his character and passions, his mistakes and weaknesses.

When forces of nature are involved, fate gets all the blame.

It is the character of lived experience I want to explore, not the nature of man.

It was very sad under the trees. Although spring was well advanced, in the deep shade there was nothing but death-rotten leaves, gray and white fungi, and over everything a funeral hush.

Still, he was angry--that particular anger of humans defied by the persistence of nature.

Nature and man are opposed in Spain.

Man is meant for good but designed for evil.

Morality is like the famous fig leaves that Adam and Eve used to cover their genitals after they first sinned. But what morality really covers up is will, which is our true nature.

One can only describe the human but can never define it because humans are complex in their nature.

When we were monkeys, we were more human because we were at least not destroying the nature those days!

violent storms. and beautiful smiles. both have electricity. both are equally destructive in nature.

...the winter is kind and leaves red berries on the boughs for hungry sparrows...

The great delusion of modernity, is that the laws of nature explain the universe for us. The laws of nature describe the universe, they describe the regularities. But they explain nothing.

Our nature gives us purpose, to reflect and act upon, responsibly by choice.

On the whole, all people are good, or at least they're normal. The frightening thing is that they can suddenly turn bad when it comes to the crunch.

If a man couldn't control his beast, it could turn so violent that nothing could restrain it once enraged.

It wasn't the wild animals that scared her, but the civilised ones.