Book Quote by John Daniel

“Nature and books belong to all who see them.”

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

“Nature is transcendental, exists primarily, necessarily, ever works and advances, yet takes no thought for the morrow.”

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

“For the time being, the entire earth and the boundless sky.”

— Ruth Ozeki

“Indeed, what more could you want? A little garden to amble about in, and infinite space to dream in. At his feet, whatever could…

— Victor Hugo

“I used to capture the vastness and the immensity of the world and confine it to the limited pages of the parchment.”

— Hark Herald Sarmiento

“the Creator of all things is looking throughout the whole earth for a certain kind of heart.”

— Jim Cymbala

“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.”

— Anonymous

“...the reason is that when we look at nature, we receive a sort of permission to be alive in this world...”

— Naoki Higashida

“Indeed, is not that all, and what more can be desired? A little garden to walk, and immensity to reflect on. At his feet…

— Victor Hugo

“They were in no way connected now with nature, with the world of real things, which from now onwards lost all its charm and…

— Marcel Proust

“Heaven is all around us. All we need is perception; to extol the melodies of Nature's orchestra.”

— Anurag Shourie

“I used to measure the skies, now I measure the shadows of Earth. Sky-bound was the mind, earthbound the body rests.”

— Johannes Kepler