For most of human history, spirituality was inseparable from nature.Before churches, temples, scriptures, and religious institutions, our ancestors looked to the mountains, rivers, forests, oceans, stars, fire, and sky to understand their place in the universe.Nature wasn't simply a backdrop to life.It was a teacher.A mystery.A doorway into the sacred.In this episode of Experiencing God, I explore how human beings have long experienced spirituality through the natural world, and why so many people still feel a profound sense of awe, wonder, peace, and connection when they step outside the noise of modern life.What if our attraction to nature is more than recreation?What if it is a form of remembrance?—In this video, I explore:• Nature as humanity's first spiritual teacher• Ancient relationships with the natural world• The connection between nature and the sacred• Why modern people feel disconnected from nature• The role of awe, wonder, and presence• What nature can teach us about spirituality today—Across cultures and throughout history, people have encountered the divine through mountains, rivers, deserts, forests, animals, seasons, and the stars.Perhaps the natural world is not merely something we observe.Perhaps it is something we participate in.And perhaps one of the great challenges of modern life is learning how to listen again.—Continue the JourneyIf these themes resonate with you, I share regular reflections on spirituality, creativity, art, mythology, and the search for meaning through Art & Void.Workshops, Writing Circles & Mentorship:www.artandvoid.com🎥 Watch the full Experiencing God series:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMdmjHFwViCAKII2b9CSg4_eDt8U8xYO_&si=zkmgC_PPPHKvwdAW—When was the last time you felt genuinely connected to nature?A mountain?The ocean?A desert?A forest?A night sky full of stars?I'd love to hear about it in the comments.