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The miracles of nature do not seem miracles because they are so common. If no one had ever seen a flower, even a dandelion would be the most startling event in the world.


The miracles of nature do not seem miracles because they are

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This quote highlights the idea that the extraordinary aspects of nature often go unnoticed or unappreciated due to their abundance. It suggests that the familiarity of natural wonders prevents us from recognizing them as miracles. The quote goes further by emphasizing how our perception of things would change if we hadn't been previously exposed to them. If we had never seen even the simplest of flowers, their existence would be astounding and awe-inspiring. It serves as a reminder to recognize the beauty and wonder in the ordinary aspects of the natural world.

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