In this modern era, many of us find ourselves increasingly drawn to matters of the Spirit as we age. Our minds, freed from the mundane routines of daily life, begin to seek a deeper connection with something greater than ourselves. We yearn to hear from a higher intelligence, a force that possesses a clear vision of the future. Whether we refer to it as Spirit or God, our desire for this connection leads us on various paths. Some may embark on journeys to faraway lands in search of enlightened gurus who can teach ancient methods discovered centuries ago. Others attend conferences, eager to hear from individuals who claim to have a direct line to spirit guides, albeit at a steep price. Many of us even become members of spiritual communities, whether they be Christian churches, Jewish synagogues, or mosques, hoping to find solace and answers within the confines of rules, doctrines, and dogmas. Yet, there exists a simpler way to connect with Spirit or God, and that is through nature.