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 1 9 |    an interior and exterior nature. Examining these circumstances,
 2 12|     problems of a practical nature. I am referring in particular
 3 12|     man not only transforms nature, adapting it to his own
 4 14|     the visible world, with nature, is of immense importance.
 5 14|    by being in contact with nature we absorb into our own human
 6 14| wonderful book-the "book of nature", which lies open for each
 7 14|  has become the explorer of nature on a grand scale, often
 8 14|   of earthly existence. But nature is also given to us to be
 9 14|  about through contact with nature. Make time for this! Do
10 14|  this purpose, contact with nature and with other people can
11 15|   this would be against the nature of man -against the intrinsic