Energy, Nature & Spirit: Everything Has a Spirit & Energy
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In the spiritual world, nothing is inert. Everything carries consciousness, vibration, and a subtle presence that can be felt, sensed, and communicated with.
When you slow down and attune, nature becomes a living field of spirit intelligence. Everything is InterconnectedEverything has a spirit, and we are all connected. That includes living things such as animals, insects, trees and plants, weather systems, as well as ordinary inanimate objects.
This truth is even embedded in the bible. |
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"But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee; and the fowls of the air, and they shall tell thee.
Or speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee; and the fishes of the sea shall declare unto thee." - Job (12:7-8) |
We need to understand that the spiritual and physical worlds are always interacting and intertwining. Everything is interconnected. This interconnectedness is both symbolic and energetic.
Every part of nature holds its own frequency, its own awareness, and its own way of communicating. Sensitives, empaths and intuitives often feel this instinctively.
You can see this in the presentation of signs through nature or animals.
This was intrinsically and intuitively understood by our ancient forebears and native people such as the Australian Aboriginals or Native Americans, for example.
Every part of nature holds its own frequency, its own awareness, and its own way of communicating. Sensitives, empaths and intuitives often feel this instinctively.
You can see this in the presentation of signs through nature or animals.
This was intrinsically and intuitively understood by our ancient forebears and native people such as the Australian Aboriginals or Native Americans, for example.
Animism
Long before modern language tried to define it, people simply understood that nature was alive.
There is actually a term for this belief: 'animism', which is really just the recognition of spirit within all things.
The crux of this concept is that everything is energy and as such, possesses a 'spiritual essence.'
Here is a description of what animism means:
There is actually a term for this belief: 'animism', which is really just the recognition of spirit within all things.
The crux of this concept is that everything is energy and as such, possesses a 'spiritual essence.'
Here is a description of what animism means:
"Animism encompasses the belief that there is `no separation between the spiritual and physical (or material) world, and souls or spirits exist, not only in humans, but also in some other animals, plants, rocks, geographic features such as mountains or rivers, or other entities of the natural environment, including thunder, wind, and shadows." - Wikipedia
In other words, all is one. And all is connected to Spirit.
In spiritual practice, this is more than just a belief, it encapsulates experiencing. When you connect with nature consciously, you can feel its presence, its personality, and its subtle way of responding.
In other words, all is one. And all is connected to Spirit.
In spiritual practice, this is more than just a belief, it encapsulates experiencing. When you connect with nature consciously, you can feel its presence, its personality, and its subtle way of responding.
Nature is Alive
“Everything that is dead quivers. Not only the things of poetry, stars, moon, wood, flowers, but even a white trouser button glittering out of a puddle in the street... Everything has a secret soul, which is silent more often than it speaks.” - Wassily Kandinsky
Nature doesn’t just sit passively around us. It pulses, breathes, and emanates chi, the universal life force that moves through all creation. Every tree, stone, breeze and beam of sunlight carries a distinct vibration that can be sensed when you are spiritually open.
Nature doesn’t just sit passively around us. It pulses, breathes, and emanates chi, the universal life force that moves through all creation. Every tree, stone, breeze and beam of sunlight carries a distinct vibration that can be sensed when you are spiritually open.
Nature Spirits
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There are nature spirits. Every part of nature from the tinniest pebble to the tallest tree or mountain has its own vibration and spirit - it is bursting with chi - that universal life force energy that connects us all. Many ancient cultures and shamanistic traditions very much embrace this knowledge.
Nature spirits will respond to you if you 'listen.' This communication is subtle. It may come as a feeling, a shift in your inner state, a knowing, a visual shimmer, or a quiet message that rises in your awareness. Nature speaks through resonance rather than words. Spirit within nature will gleam and glisten if you 'see', it will teach and guide you, reaching the subconscious levels of your growing awareness. |
Have you ever felt the spirit of a mountain, or felt like a tree or forest had a kind of 'presence' you could sense?
Perhaps you have picked up a stone, shell or a rock, and felt something special about it, or like it needed to be with you? Have you ever collected items from nature such as feathers, pinecones or acorns, and felt their spiritual essence or powerful presence calling you? Of course crystals are a powerful example of this also.
These objects hold memory, vibration and spiritual imprint. When something in nature “calls” to you, it’s because your energy is interacting with its consciousness. There is a recognition — a meeting point between your field and its field.
I'm sure that in some time of your life you have bought or inherited a piece of jewelry that you feel holds some kind of power or palpable energy. These things have all certainly happened to me.
These objects hold memory, vibration and spiritual imprint. When something in nature “calls” to you, it’s because your energy is interacting with its consciousness. There is a recognition — a meeting point between your field and its field.
I'm sure that in some time of your life you have bought or inherited a piece of jewelry that you feel holds some kind of power or palpable energy. These things have all certainly happened to me.
Spirit has a way of guiding us through nature, animals, objects and even dreams.
For many people on the spiritual path, nature becomes one of the first places where intuitive perception awakens. The veil thins, and you begin to sense the presence behind the physical form.
Whether a physical or spiritual manifestation through a concrete or etheric form or sign, these touches by spirit may appear through a kind of vibrational serendipity - an intelligent network of magnetic resonance.
When you are on a psychic-spiritual course of life, or find yourself awakening, your senses sharpen and you become more aware of the 'in-between world', which is interestingly known to some, as the 'tweens'. You can sense the spirit of things and greater symphony of God's design.
For many people on the spiritual path, nature becomes one of the first places where intuitive perception awakens. The veil thins, and you begin to sense the presence behind the physical form.
Whether a physical or spiritual manifestation through a concrete or etheric form or sign, these touches by spirit may appear through a kind of vibrational serendipity - an intelligent network of magnetic resonance.
When you are on a psychic-spiritual course of life, or find yourself awakening, your senses sharpen and you become more aware of the 'in-between world', which is interestingly known to some, as the 'tweens'. You can sense the spirit of things and greater symphony of God's design.
Have you ever taken the time to observe an animal or natural phenomenon up close?
When you slow down and truly observe, nature reveals its consciousness. It teaches, mirrors, guides and restores you. This is why so many ancient cultures saw nature as a sacred teacher.
There is a Native American (Huron) Proverb that says:
"Listen to the voice of nature, for it holds treasures for you."
When you slow down and truly observe, nature reveals its consciousness. It teaches, mirrors, guides and restores you. This is why so many ancient cultures saw nature as a sacred teacher.
There is a Native American (Huron) Proverb that says:
"Listen to the voice of nature, for it holds treasures for you."
When you connect with nature at a spiritual level, you are really connecting with God (Source) through the natural world. Nature becomes a doorway back to your soul, your inner stillness, and the deeper truth of who you are.
"Empty yourself of everything.
Let the mind become still.
The ten thousand things rise and fall while the Self watches their return.
They grow and flourish and then return to the source.
Returning to the source is stillness,
which is the way of nature." - Lao Tzu
"Empty yourself of everything.
Let the mind become still.
The ten thousand things rise and fall while the Self watches their return.
They grow and flourish and then return to the source.
Returning to the source is stillness,
which is the way of nature." - Lao Tzu
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