whatevernext96 wrote on Mar 27th 2002, 21:01:40 about
nature
Rating: 12 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyBy nature, I'm a bit of a magpie – though I'm not really very fond of the birds.
| Amount of texts to »nature« | 37, and there are 35 texts (94.59%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
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| Average Rating | 3.486 points, 2 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Apr 12th 2000, 17:13:07 wrote Ruby Kyro about nature |
| Latest text | on Jun 10th 2007, 22:15:41 wrote john jewel about nature |
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Gloria wrote on Feb 5th 2004, 06:24:10 about
nature
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Nature...what is it? The mountain, an early morning chill as I ride my bike through the vineyards in California and through the hills above Napa Valley
And the beach, the wonderful, glorious sounds and smells and foods of the beach. The lap and roar of the waves; they never stop, wave after wave after wave. What wonderful, blessed peace.
Hmmmmmmmmmm and the smells as I ride along.on my Saturday bike ride. In spring, miles from the strawberryfields, I can smell the sweet sugary scent of the fresh strawberries. So good, warm and juicy when I bite down on them.
This is god, religion, blessings and worship. The sights, sounds, tastes, odors of the natural world,just given to us....just given to us.
It's not paganism; it's appreciation of the gifts our creator or creators have given us to enjoy and preserve and care for.
Our sin is how we are destroying it. I pray the gods know that so many of us love and enjoy this earth and it's gifts from snowy pines, mountain lakes and streams filled with fish to flat, dry deserts dangling snakes and spiders at us. And I hope we can keep it.
rachel a b wrote on Apr 15th 2000, 02:57:31 about
nature
Rating: 9 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyThe debate of nature vs nurture is too dichotomous. Instead, let's look for ways that these two concepts intersect and interact. Then we will have a better understanding of the world.
Ruby Kyro wrote on Apr 12th 2000, 17:13:07 about
nature
Rating: 20 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyNature is a word often used to personify the natural world as opposed to human developments and settlements. But it can also denote the truest or distilled characteristics of a person, place, thing or idea, such as the nature of Nature.
Jim wrote on Aug 29th 2001, 21:51:58 about
nature
Rating: 6 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyWhy is it that food labelled »natural« or from nature is considered more healthy? Rot is natural, too, remember.
Daniel Arnold wrote on Jul 28th 2002, 19:11:31 about
nature
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Nature is more influenced by man than we all can foresee. Everything we destroy or change – directly or indirectly – has more consequences on the whole system than we could ever imagine.
But it really would be very arrogant to think that we were able to destroy all life.
As long as we don't blow up the whole planet, I think nature will survive mankind in any form.
Mazzy wrote on Sep 8th 2000, 16:58:15 about
nature
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piprr wrote on Apr 18th 2000, 13:10:16 about
nature
Rating: 4 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyeverything that is in nature is also in us. it exists in us in the form of our awareness of it.
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