Warm greetings dear @soulsdetour. No worries, I always love it when you write long comments because they surely drive our interesting conversations forward. This simply offers us the chance to fully express ourselves, interact better, and prevent misunderstandings in the long term.

As much as we ideally encourage people to connect more with their natural world, your first argument reveals the brutal truth. We witness a lot of rural communities and those living in close proximity to nature suffering due to their isolation from urban centers and highly developed zones. Clearly ironic, right? This is most probably due to their own misdoings, poor lifestyle choices, and unsatisfying economic conditions. On the contrary, we also encounter wealthier families reaping healthy rewards in the countryside. These individuals reside in cities but often travel to natural environments to harvest nature's benefits. Practically speaking, it's all about BALANCE. Regardless of whether people are based in urban or rural vicinities, natural elements must always exist with them, in varying degrees, from the outlined methods in this publication to the full exposure one can enjoy with Mother Nature.

I'm likewise ecstatic knowing that my post has made you nostalgic, particularly about your parent's various inspirations about nature as present in the common things you and your brother encounter every day. And now that you're also aware of the logical reasons why these natural patterns and their indirect depictions have been cropping up in city dwellings, it must have been an exciting revelation for you! 😊