Comments on: Our Psychic Connections to Nature

By: Nature

Nature — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:37:00 +0000

With global movement, travel, constant re-location, and ever increasing migration of people, the sense of belonging to a place is fading. What remain are nostalgic memories, not tangible realities that can be seen being destroyed. Yes, one’s unique locality and culture provide one with a personal, palpable way to connect to nature, compared to the abstract ‘concept’ of global ‘responsibility’. It’s not a concept but a reality and not a responsibility but a necessity to survive through preservation. So with globalization un-rooting the potential for excerbation of the symptoms the author describes is of concern, atleast in the short term. Overtime how we adapt and create an environment to foster soliphilia is an idealistic dream. In reality, scarcity of resources will create the need for so.

By: psychic predictions

psychic predictions — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 18:45:00 +0000

People should always take the time to hug a tree, as it provides them with positive energies that are derived straight from the core of the Earth. However, BoBe has a point, and everyone should do whatever they can, myself included, to save our natural resources and not depend on technology alone to provide us with satisfaction in life.

By: jenne

jenne — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 16:04:46 +0000

When needing a moment of peace, I seek nature. When a natural environment is disturbed, it reflects disturbed thinking. Developers need to be sent to a nature retreat for a month before being getting their license.

By: BoBe

BoBe — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 16:56:29 +0000

I find loss of nature, such as trees coming down for new development, to be depressing. Nature is beautiful and powerful, but we fail to see this. Money is a false reward when we destroy nature to get it.