Hear the Whispers of Nature.

Hello this is rohan and my username is @cygnet3471 .

Nature is a great teacher. Nature in its silent voice teaches us one lesson or the other. English poet William Wordsworth said, "one impulse from a vernal wood may teach you more of man, of moral evil and of good than all the sages can." The great English playwright William Shakespeare found "tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, sermons in stones and good in everything." Other illustrious men and women of literature, philosophers lessons to human beings. Nature speaks to us silently, much more than we can imagine, if only we could hear its whispers. The trees, plants, flowers and grass; vales, dales, lakes, rivers and oceans; mountains, hills and rocks; all living creatures from the tiniest insect to the largest animal and above all, the earth, the sun, the moon and the sky impart to us lessons more valuable and of greater sterling importance than all the universities on the globe can do. Nature also gives us hope, solace and empathy which humans are often in great need of. The sun, the moon, the earth and all celestial bodies move on their wonted course imparting to us the great lesson of discipline in life. Then, there is the silent music of spheres which exercises spiritual influence on our psyche. If only we could follow Nature, we could be relieved of all dross and negative things in life. We deviate from the path prescribed by immutable laws of Nature and invite troubles galore. If we wish to lead a useful, successful and fruitful life, we have to live in harmony with Nature and imbibe silent lessons that it teaches. 

Nature is the art of God, and it was she who gave birth to art, as the great thinker philosophers Aristotle and Plato defined "art as nothing but nature's imitation." Even to-day painters and poets get new ideas from nature. As William Shakespeare wrote in one of his dramas-that the poem hangs on the berry bush, when comes the poet's eye. The seven notes of music are based on and named after the different melodies in the realm of nature."

Every event in nature takes place under a law and all movements are rhythmic. The branch of scientific knowledge known as physics is but an humble effort of bringing to light the laws of nature. The codes of human conduct were made, so that the man could live in harmony with nature.

Nature is a lesson in discipline, she teaches men how to lead a disciplined life and round up his or her angularities so that human life be made a school of development, progress and evolution. For example, the cycle of seasons follows a definite time table and there is no possibility for acts of commission and omission. The sun and the moon come and go under a certain mathematical rule. Don't they point out to us the important place of regularity and punctuality? Those who have missed their trains by being late a minute, will realize the value of punctuality. Have we ever thought what would happen in case some day the sun did not appear at the scheduled time, or the eclipse continued longer than scheduled ?

Nature dictates that the path of cooperation and love helps human society to progress and make us happy, while the ways of conflict and opposition lead to strife and destruction and bring nothing but grief. Let us learn from nature the great lesson. of life to do our duty and mind our own business. In nature, there is no meddling in the affairs of others.

We complain of disturbances and irregularities of weather. We also see that weather forecasts prove wrong quite often. The reason, therefore, obvious. Men have polluted the whole atmosphere by their indiscriminate actions and thoughts. The immutable law of cause and effect is there to tell us the untoward effects produced by thoughts of deceit, malice, jealousy and enmity. Men must learn to follow the rules of conduct which have been drafted under the inspiration of the laws of nature. You must know that nature is the unfathomable ocean of inexhaustible knowledge and the repository of wisdom.

Conclusion

Nature is the greatest teacher from whom we can impart a great knowledge taking from the tiny middle thorn to gigantic seas literally everything can make us teach something valuable. That is why sometimes it is said observation and imagination is key to the greater learning.

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