Quote by Henry David Thoreau
To him whom contemplates a trait of natural beauty, no harm nor despair can come. The doctrines of despair, spiritual or political servitude, were never taught by those who shared the serenity of Nature. For each phase of Nature, though not invisible, is yet not too distinct or obtrusive. It is there to be found when we look for it, but not too demanding of our attention.
Summary
This quote suggests that those who appreciate and contemplate the beauty of nature are not easily affected by harm or despair. The tranquility and serenity found in nature counteract doctrines of despair and bondage imposed by society or politics. Nature is described as something that is always present but not overly conspicuous, allowing individuals to find solace in it without it being too demanding or intrusive. The implication is that connecting with nature can provide a sense of peace and protection from negative influences.
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Nature
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