Time to think of Rewilding Our Thinking
<p>I’ve been reading a captivating book titled “<em>Rewild Yourself: 23 Enchanting Paths to Uncover the Hidden Beauty of Nature,</em>” by British writer, Simon Barnes. The initial lines of the book begin with a poignant truth: <em>“We’re not merely losing touch with the wild world. We’re erasing it from our consciousness. The habit of observing, listening, and truly experiencing nature is slipping away, as if it’s becoming irrelevant.”</em></p>
<p>These words strike a disconcerting chord, a sense of alarm, sorrow, and dismay. Society, it seems, is increasingly detached from the natural world. This disconnect is truly disheartening, for I am steadfast in my belief that nature is destined to play a more significant part in our lives. Neglecting this imperative relationship, I am convinced, carries weighty consequences.</p>
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