Summary

The author finds daily affirmation of their divinity through the connection with nature, which serves as a reminder of their intrinsic beauty and the transient nature of life.

Abstract

The article describes the author's personal experience with nature as a source of spiritual sustenance and a reminder of their inherent divinity. Each morning, the author engages with the natural world, observing insects and flowers, and inhaling the scent of herbs, which helps them feel connected to the world. The author recounts a significant moment when a green tree frog appeared on their finger during a birthday trip to a garden nursery, symbolizing growth, transformation, and the transient beauty of life. This encounter, along with other synchronicities and animal guides, reinforces the author's belief in their divine nature, even amidst life's struggles. The article emphasizes the interconnectedness of all living things and the support nature provides through life's cycles, echoing Albert Einstein's sentiment about expanding our compassion to all creatures and the beauty of nature.

Opinions

Nature is seen as a healer and a source of connection to the divine, providing solace during times of disconnection.
The author values the present moment and believes in the unity of self with nature, viewing this connection as a path to freedom.
The presence of a green tree frog is interpreted as a meaningful symbol and a birthday gift from nature, highlighting the importance of awareness and the transient nature of everything.
The author emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's own divinity and beauty, even during tough struggles in life.
The article suggests that nature communicates with us through synchronicities and animal guides, affirming our place within the natural world.
The author quotes Albert Einstein to underscore the belief that embracing all living creatures and nature is essential for personal liberation and growth.

Nature Reminds Me of My Divinity Daily

Medicine for the soul

Nature reminds me of my divinity daily.

Usually, I like to start my morning with a walk around the garden. I like to observe insects and flowers. I like to pick the scented herbs and inhale their soothing essence.

When I’m feeling disconnected or separated from the world, an immersive walk in nature normally does the trick to help me feel connected again.

Nature is continuously reminding me I am a divine being, no different from all the beauty in nature and cycles of seasons.

The other day I celebrated my birthday and went on a lovely trip to the garden nursery with my mum. She purchased a plant and I was carrying it out with her when to my surprise a small green tree frog came out from under the foliage onto my finger.

It was the best birthday present I could have received to witness such a beautiful little frog. I was sorry to have to take him out of the plant but we decided he would be happier to stay at the nursery, so we let him go into a little pond at the back of the nursery.

This simple experience filled my day up with so much happiness and it also reminded me of a very important part of life I am learning to hold greater awareness of for now- The transient nature of everything.

Nature reminds me even when I am going through a tough struggle in life I am no less divine, no less magical, and no less beautiful in any way.

Now I can see the beauty in the difficulties and struggles like never before. I can see how nature offers up synchronicities and animal guides to help affirm my divinity.

Nature reminds me I am always supported through my internal cycles, the darkness, and the light.

When Frog makes an appearance as a Spirit Animal he comes to remind us of our connection to the earth and the seasons. You may find yourself going through a time of growth and transformation, guided by the Frog’s alluring song.— Source

The beautiful visit from the frog the other day was just another reminder I am connected to nature deeply and intuitively.

I am a vessel for the universe to express itself through me and I am divine in every way, as we all are.

It can be easy to forget we are a part of everything, just as it is a part of us.

Though nature never ceases to forget to remind me of my divinity whenever I forget or become blind in life.

“Our task must be to free ourselves… by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature and it’s beauty.” ― Albert Einstein

I’ve noticed the times I feel most free are the times I am truly present in the now holding awareness in the idea I am not separate from anything. I am nature and nature is me.

How truly breathtaking and freeing.

Nature reminds me of my divinity daily.