@JMG
Thanks for the tag.
(1) Actually I enjoy nature when it's COMBINED with man-made things. For example, here at the downtown park, its pond is man-made, and the waterfall is man-made too. But of course the water itself is nature, so it's a combination of both nature and man-made.
(2) I read in a previous post about nature being ruined. At the same time, I also notice in Japan that their nature is very well preserved because of their religion of Shintoism. Because Shinto believes in animism, nature spirits. Instead of belief in a single God, they believe a multitude of gods, each of which represents a different part of nature. So they respect nature.
Moreover their Female gods are just as powerful as the male ones. Whereas in the West, the single God is male. Why should a male be dominant over a female? I think it's wrong. At least in Japan the FEmale gods are just as powerful. So the Japanese got it right. What say you, JMG?
Thanks for the tag.
(1) Actually I enjoy nature when it's COMBINED with man-made things. For example, here at the downtown park, its pond is man-made, and the waterfall is man-made too. But of course the water itself is nature, so it's a combination of both nature and man-made.
(2) I read in a previous post about nature being ruined. At the same time, I also notice in Japan that their nature is very well preserved because of their religion of Shintoism. Because Shinto believes in animism, nature spirits. Instead of belief in a single God, they believe a multitude of gods, each of which represents a different part of nature. So they respect nature.
Moreover their Female gods are just as powerful as the male ones. Whereas in the West, the single God is male. Why should a male be dominant over a female? I think it's wrong. At least in Japan the FEmale gods are just as powerful. So the Japanese got it right. What say you, JMG?
I am doing alright today, hope everyone else is too.