How does Nature teach us about God?

Nature is the keynote around which hang the various laws you recognise and realise as true revelations. 

The fingerprints of Nature are ever present and repeating the same thing over and over again. 

In Nature, you find the various atoms of matter blended in different forms with different attributes, all living and working under the same laws of cause and effect, attraction, repulsion and the transformation processes. 

Nature, in all her various forms of life, shows how strikingly her laws are enforced—working, in the same groove, a complete system of growth, maturity and the final transition. 

In all Nature you will find intelligence, which is the culmination of the various forms of life essences. 

One within itself would not be of any consequence, but the culmination of these various life essences brings to you an avowed intelligence. 

Each and every element has its affinity and in due time comes forward by the avenues of intelligence in the birth of new forms. 

Thus you perceive the forces of the positive and negative, which carry with them two other forms—attraction and repulsion. 

In Nature, the seasons and years are markers of time, mileposts in our material existence whose progress is slow due to a mind not as yet fully developed, awaiting its future by a scientific study of life. 

In all animated Nature, you feel the presence and intelligence of life—the life that is never lost. 

The flowers in springtime send forth their fragrance to the atmosphere by the incoming gases, entering the cells of their bodies, so you as a spirit entity drink in from the great Fountain of Love the semblance of His Majesty. 

It is just as essential, for the life of the spirit to live by the love of the infinite, as it is for the flower to breath the gases in the atmosphere to enable it to put forth its blossom. 

As there is no effort upon the part of the hyacinth to waft its fragrance, so there is no effort upon the part of spirit to drink at Love's Fountain. 

Truly, the forces of Nature are great, and an understanding of the beloved of Nature will bring unto you the lovely precepts and examples that teach and lead you in paths most beneficial.