Standing At The Altar of Nature — Part II: Nature Attitude   3 comments

First posted September 13, 2011. — kenne

Becoming is Superior to Being

Sabino Canyon — Image by kenne

A short time after posting “Standing at the Altar of Nature,” I received an email from Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists (SCVN) member, Walt Tornow, saying that my poem  “. . . captures my feelings about being in the mountains beautifully.” Walt and I understand how really rich we are, being able to embrace the great American treasure possessed by every citizen of our country. Walt represents people who love nature, want to experience as much of it as possible, and want to preserve and  share it. His feelings are expressed in the following, which he shared in his email and gave permission to post. 

GOD, GRACE, AND GRATITUDE

Finding God in the wilderness …

  • The majesty of our mountains, the magnificence of views/ vistas they afford, and the splendor and munificence of the many gifts that nature has to offer
  • The awe and…

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Posted September 26, 2020 by kenneturner in Information

3 responses to “Standing At The Altar of Nature — Part II: Nature Attitude”

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  1. A beautiful photo and canyon! ❤️

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    John
    September 26, 2020 at 5:53 pm

  2. Powerful view! From Blackett’s Ridge?

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    Deb
    September 27, 2020 at 9:05 am

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