How Nature Reminds Us of God

Nature had and continues to offer a myriad of benefits to all the living beings on this planet. It has truly proved the meaning of selfless love and compassion.

Many people get bewildered when the matter comes to the existence of God. While some may blindly accept this fact, others simply deny it and do not believe in God.

The miraculous happenings in nature confirm the existence of the supreme power. There are plenty of ways in which mother Nature constantly reminds us of God and his existence.

In fact, Nature is one of the best ways in which God has himself revealed his identity to humanity. Can we explore evidence of the existence of God by looking at the world where we live?

Well, Nature showcases God’s glory, power, beauty, creativity, wisdom, presence, and the greatest of all selfless love and care. Therefore, we are enticed to spend time in the laps of nature and relish the invaluable creations.

To ascertain God’s existence, it is wise to believe that Nature is the only body of God that we shall ever see. God is the great mystifying motivator of what we call nature.

When you walk on lush green grass and feel relaxed, it is nothing but one of the great gifts from God. The soothing and chirping sound of birds, the gently flowing rivers, etc. remind us of the creations of God and his presence.

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1) How Nature Reminds Us of God

2) 1. The Magical Creations and how they are looked after

3) 2. Fulfillment of all Basic Needs

4) 3. Perfect Timing

1. The Magical Creations and how they are looked after

The magical creations around us remind us of how God takes care of His creation.

For centuries, God has created people, animals, birds, and all living beings. He is truly the master artist, engineer, philosopher, and teacher.

Nature simply showcases the presence of the beautiful creations of God. These creations work as means to mimic the mystifying power of the deity.

However, what one needs to perceive is how these creations are being looked after and maintained for a long period. It is the God who magically takes care of all the living beings around.

One of the renowned quotes from Albert Einstein:

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”

It implies that one needs to meticulously look into the creations in Nature. Their flawless working, beauty, magical power, etc. remind us how they are carefully crafted.

It is vital to comprehend how they function continuously for the welfare of living beings. Once you do that, you will obtain the real meaning of life and also admire the supreme power of God.

2. Fulfillment of all Basic Needs

It is rightly said that a living being cannot survive if the basic needs are not fulfilled.

Considering the type of each living being, you will find how flawlessly, Nature fulfills the fundamental needs of most living beings. It is not just Nature but the God behind that who looks after the fulfillment of the basic needs.

Renewable resources are one of the best examples that demonstrate how nature reminds us of God. These resources not just fulfill the needs of living beings but also depicts how they are working relentlessly and constantly without any sign of exhaustion.

The reason behind their continuous force is nothing but God.

“All things are artificial, for nature is the art of God.”
― Thomas Browne

3. Perfect Timing

The perfect timing for flower blossoming, the arrival of rain, heat of the Sun, change of seasons, etc. demonstrate the magical power of Nature.

It is the will of God behind all these that lead to the corresponding changes. The timing is perfect for every season and every natural change you perceive.

Your dream may not be perceptible or you may be suffering from failures. Instead of getting mentally destroyed from that, wait for the right time.

God has planned everything for us and brings it to us in the form of Nature.

The temporary failures does not relate to the success you are about to obtain in the future. If God commands the Sunrise and Sunset, he definitely has your heart in his palm of hands to look after.

In this context, I remember a famous quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson: