One flower and one world, one leaf and one Tathagata - "The Avatamsaka Sutra" The relationship between man and nature has always been very subtle. Human beings rely on nature, but they are destroying nature. Human beings want to conquer nature, but they constantly discover their

One flower and one world, one leaf and one Tathagata - "Huayan Sutra"

The relationship between man and nature has always been very subtle. Human beings rely on nature, but they are destroying nature. Human beings want to conquer nature, but they constantly discover their own insignificance.

In fact, the relationship between human beings and nature can be summed up as mutual influence and interaction. Human beings love and protect nature, and at the same time feel the harmony, strength and gifts of nature in nature.

These gifts include edible plants, edible animals, oxygen , etc., and even treatments for diseases.

What I want to recommend today is the work of British writer, designer, naturalist and illustrator Emma Mitchell. The title of the book is "Nature Cured My Depression". The author of

once said that what was written in the book was everything he saw while exploring outdoors for a whole year. This is the gift of nature, which has cured the depression for many years and defeated it with the magic of nature.

In January, the earliest snowdrops and have sprouts. They are new signals for the new year.

We know:

The reason why the remaining fruits in the forest are frozen black is because the ice crystals have punctured the cells of the pulp.

The reason why ladybugs gather together overnight: When attacked by other predators, ladybugs will release a yellow liquid from their legs - reflex bleeding, which is smelly and bitter to the birds.

The outermost flight wings of owls have fringed edges like combs, which help intercept airflow and allow them to pounce on their prey silently.

In February, the biological clock of plants in the wild slows down. It is not until the sunlight increases and the temperature rises that the enzymes in the plants become more active and the cells begin to divide.

We know:

The Japanese pronunciation of plum blossom is ume, we also know that early plum blossoms are amulets to ward off evil spirits, and we also know that the British wild cherry plum is a distant relative of the Asian plum blossom;

The flowers of the snowdrop flower are white and large in size. Jelly;

Cardoon Each flower spike is like a spiky ball, and there are tooth-like thistle leaves on the stem;

Plants enter spring from the winter state, that is, the trees secrete sap.

In May, spring is approaching, and the forest is getting extra warm.

We know:

At this time, the bluebell is in its prime. The flowers are blooming, each petal is stretched and bent backwards, and the flowers are dark blue;

The color of the goldenrod is very dark, with dark yellow flowers printed on it. There are five orange spots, and the five petals are all heart-shaped. Each sepal under the flower is curled and elongated, with a groove shape;

In June, as long as there is warm current and abundant rain, the plant will grow from It tentatively grew and developed into a lush area.

We know:

Small nose flowers, a semi-parasitic plant, because they draw nutrients from nearby grass roots and also hinder the growth of invasive grass species;

Campanula , a grass that looks a lot like wheat Ears, their spikes grow on hairy rhizomes, like puppet bees swaying in the wind;

bee orchid, mainly reproduces through self-pollination, its shape can attract real bees to mate with flowers, and the bees will take them away Pollen, which fertilizes other flowers.

There are 365 days in a year, 12 months in a year, and four seasons in a year. During this year, we follow the author into nature, observe nature through the author's words and pictures, and feel what the author really does through the words. When man and nature become one, and the body and mind are connected with nature, the author finally receives the gift from nature, which is the healing of the author.