Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
The Pleasure And Value Of Every Walk Or Journey We Take May Be Doubled To Us By Carefully Noting Down The Impressions It Makes Upon Us.
-John Burroughs
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
The Pleasure And Value Of
John Burroughs
The Pleasure And Value Of Every Walk Or Journey We Take May Be Doubled To Us By Carefully Noting Down The Impressions It Makes Upon Us.
Views: 79462
Topic
Journey
May
Pleasure
More From John Burroughs
Every Walk To The Woods Is A Religious Rite, Every Bath In The Stream Is A Saving Ordinance. Communion Service Is At All Hours, And The Bread And Wine Are From The Heart And Marrow Of Mother Earth. There Are No Heretics In Nature's Church; All Are Believers, All Are Communicants. The Beauty Of Natural Religion Is That You Have It All The Time; You Do Not Have To Seek It Afar Off In Myths And Legends, In Catacombs, In Garbled Texts, In Miracles Of Dead Saints Or Wine-bibbing Friars. It Is Of Today; It Is Now And Here; It Is Everywhere.
Mother
Religious
Heart
Nature Teaches More Than She Preaches. There Are No Sermons In Stones. It Is Easier To Get A Spark Out Of A Stone Than A Moral.
Nature
Educational
Garden
For Anything Worth Having One Must Pay The Price; And The Price Is Always Work, Patience, Love, Self-sacrifice - No Paper Currency, No Promises To Pay, But The Gold Of Real Service.
Love
Life
Motivational
Here's How The Court Put It, And All Judges Agreed To This. The Court Said: "there Exists And Obligation To Pursue In Good Faith And Bring To A Conclusion Negotiations Under Nuclear Disarmament In All Its Aspects Under Strict And Effective International Control."
Nuclear Disarmament
Judging
Negotiation
Nature Will Not Be Conquered, But Gives Herself Freely To Her True Lover - To Him Who Revels With Her, Bathes In Her Seas, Sails Her Rivers, Camps In Her Woods, And With No Mercenary Ends, Accepts All.
Nature
Sea
Rivers
Trending Author
Pablo Picasso
John Gunther
Miguel De Cervantes
Boris Kodjoe
Ernest Rutherford
Victor Hugo
Category
Information