A while ago I had a revelation…. about the magic of nature and the magic of God.
I had taken a client to an appointment and was sitting in the waiting room. As I sat there waiting for her, I saw a picture on the wall of willow trees hanging over and into the water on either side of a river. It reminded me of my grandparents’ farm on the Shoalhaven River and how behind the island, which was part of their farm, the willows used to hang over the water. As the water flowed by, the lower leaves would glide across the water and you could see the shingles on the bottom, as the water was so crystal clear. The sunlight used to sparkle on the water and I remembered how much I always wanted to go into the water because it was so beautiful.
I remembered I had that same feeling each time I was in nature – wanting to walk into it, be under that majestic tree, paddle my feet in the water, somehow absorb what I felt it was emanating.
I realised I had been looking for what I could feel was there but was not able to capture because I was looking at the beauty, harmony and magic of nature as something I couldn’t attain – as something separate and outside of me.
But then I realised that what I was seeing and feeling as something outside of myself I can feel in me also – that same beauty, harmony and magic of nature resides in me and it is as beautiful as are the trees and rivers, and I don’t have to look outside of myself to try and capture a fleeting feeling when I can feel it all the time with me and in me.
Because everything that is in nature is in me also.
Now that was an amazing revelation to me and so next time that I am with nature I know there won’t be that longing of wanting it to give me something since I now know that I am part of the magic of nature – which also means I am part of the magic of God – and I can bring equally to it what it brings to me.
I would like to express my heartfelt appreciation to Serge Benhayon – who walks the talk of the love and joy he is with everyone equally.
By Deidre Medbury
The Truth about Universal Medicine 
Exactly, to accept end embrace the love we are, whilst reflecting this to others, so they too know the love they innately are.
I remember those feelings of how magical nature felt and how I wanted to somehow be at one with it to not feel how much less I felt within myself and how the world was. Since reconnecting to my soul and to God it’s an amazing world of magic within me, I still enjoy and appreciate nature and I can now bring the stars and the Universe to it.
We are that majesty, we are that beauty. Everything around us is here to remind us where we come from. “I am part of the magic of God – and I can bring equally to it what it brings to me” – this is a lovely reminder.
Everything around us is to remind us where we come from; and we equally are to reflect our magnificence to remind others who they are in truth.
Expressing the beauty that is within shares the Sacredness that we all equally have and then when we live in a sacred place this becomes for us a responsibility for everything.
The beauty of nature is nothing compared to the beauty we feel when connected to our soul. So many of us think that nature is majestic, that it’s beauty cannot be matched and we go into nature to re-charge and re-connect. But once we live a life of connection to our soul we will see that although stunningly beautiful, nature cannot compare to the divine feeling in our hearts.
Re-connecting to our Soul is as you have shared Viktoria, the most divine blessing and the most Sacred feeling that is our responsibility to live, as when lived even nature will feel the evolutionary pull of a Soul-full being!
The magic of nature and the magic of God teaches us to appreciate the magical nature of our own inner essence.
Who we are in truth, appreciating and reflecting that to the world, ‘I now know that I am part of the magic of nature – which also means I am part of the magic of God’.
I realise how we can be the Magic of God by reflecting our love for a fellow brother, as does nature for us, and we are even grander if we live God’s love in full.
The magic of God lives within us and around us.
I used to feel the same with nature, the feeling of loving it and wanting to immerse myself in it. For example, if I saw mountains, or fields, or trees, it was like I would make it more and bigger than me. On reflection what I can feel now is I wanted this because it was unimposing and would allow me to just be and it did not ask anything of me and of course, because of its natural beauty. What I can appreciate now is that I can appreciate nature, but no longer have this feeling of escaping or immersing myself within. Thanks to Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon, I have been developing and deepening my relationship with me so I do not see it as more, or bigger than me.
We are part of nature, and how wonderful to accept that we are magnificent, ‘that same beauty, harmony and magic of nature resides in me and it is as beautiful as are the trees and rivers, and I don’t have to look outside of myself to try and capture a fleeting feeling when I can feel it all the time with me and in me.’
We can learn much from appreciating the grandness of nature and its harmony and grace.
The magic of God is everywhere, including within us.
It certainly is ✨
When the reflection of nature is seen for what it is truly and received in its wholeness.. We come to find a greater truth inside us that needs to be lived and fully shared with other people.
The beauty that is in nature is in us as well, even greater.
When we claim the divinity that resides within us we become a reflection of divinity for all and offer inspiration to another to claim the divinity within themselves too.
I loved what you have shared so beautifully Deidre, in times past when sad I would go to nature for comfort and feel the magic of God there, not knowing at the time that that same majesty also dwelt within me.
It is great to be reminded that we are innately magnificent too, ‘Because everything that is in nature is in me also.’
As I was reading this gorgeous blog and these awesome comments, the birds started to welcome this beautiful morning with their joyous songs, and they remind me that I am a part of the magic in nature too.
The beauty, grace, and exquisiteness we see in nature is a reflection of the qualities that are also in us too. When we put nature on a pedestal it is a sign we are not appreciating these qualities within ourselves and this can limit our connection to nature, people, and God through playing small.
So true Linda – that nature is reflecting back to us who we are in truth. Beautiful. Thankyou for this wisdom.
Beautiful to re-read your post Deidre. “But then I realised that what I was seeing and feeling as something outside of myself I can feel in me also – that same beauty, harmony and magic of nature resides in me.” Now to live this……
I once visited a client with a colleague and I had a view on the outside lawn and – at an angle that only I could see – one Indian Myna bird absolutely annihilated another. Even when the victim lay on its back with the legs in the air the other bird dive-bombed it with all the force it could muster and only then flew off. It took a while for that bird to limpingly get onto its feet. There seem to be many magical messages but also perhaps some other ones.
I love walking in nature it reminds me of who I am, the lightness in my walk, the connection I hold with God, the reminder that I am part of nature as I am part of God too.
I wonder at the magic of nature and the magic of God and realise that we are all part of that one divine magic and body of Love. We cannot be made any less because we are all from the same source. It is us, the human being that reduces what we have at our disposal to support us on this plane of life, it is us that reduces our awareness to put greater emphasis on what we do and achieve through the arrogance of championing our access to free will.
This is something to consider isn’t it – that the beauty that we see in nature, the order, the harmony, the stillness, that all of that is within us all the time.
It makes sense Lucy and when we feel in disharmony and out of sorts, many people turn to nature as its reflection simply reminds us of who we are.
Beautiful how you’ve described nature in a way as if I see it before my own eyes. And I agree nature gives us an awesome reflection of our beauty, but are we aware that there is even more beauty and amazingness in us when we reconnect to being a part of the universe?
You have just reminded me that what’s outside cannot be without what’s inside. Thank you.
The simplicity of living the grandness we are, a part of the divine universe.
The beauty we see and feel in nature, the harmony, the stillness and the joy, is within us too.
Appreciating the beauty of nature is not hard. Our senses do this for us. But if we ever have the chance to truly feel who we are and our relationship with the universe, we cannot not know that the majesty of our beauty has no parallels.
How you described the farm, such descriptions could be in a book, describing a picture or movie scene these captured moments we enjoy, but how many of us can relate to such beauty as us coming from and being equal to that quality of beauty? Human life en mass seems to depict and act the complete opposite! Thank God for Serge Benhayon showing that human life can be equal to what is around us.
Absolutely true, we are God’s too, only we often behave as non God’s and pretend we are lesser so we can do whatever we want to.
‘I am part of the magic of God – and I can bring equally to it what it brings to me.’ Love this realisation, simple and true, we bring the magic of God towards all we encounter, I love being this sparkle of God.
Nature is our constant reminder that God’s hand is everywhere.
Yes, and how beautiful it is.
“Because everything that is in nature is in me also.” What a wonderful thing to remember, especially when we have huge winds, excessive snow or heat etc. All of these things reflect something that is occurring within us because we are not separate from nature.
Beautifully said Linda. You’ve also reminded me that nature’s reflection is God’s way of communicating to us and reminding us how beautiful, magnificent, deeply loved and grand we all are.
Beautiful appreciation of nature’s beauty and I appreciate the grandness and beauty within yourself Deidre. It is magical when we come to a point in life where we can deeply feel we are at one with nature, people and everything around us. I have experienced this connection in one of the Universal Medicine courses. It was absolutely incredible and confirming of how amazing we all are and that we can live in connection with the ALL in every moment of our life if we so choose.
Woo Hoo what a moment to feel…embody….celebrate and confirm…”But then I realised that what I was seeing and feeling as something outside of myself I can feel in me also…” I Love this it is scientific fact that to know it we must first know it within us. Thank you for sharing.
Beautifully shared Deidre. We so often look and take in the majesty of nature, of a sunset in awe of what we are witnessing before us. But in that moment how often do we ponder on the possibility that this that we see is a reflection of the magnificence that we ourselves naturally are and hold within. God is with us, around us and within us always reflecting the truth of who we are and the majesty we are here to live.
God never holds back in loving us to the bone and is always offering us opportunities to evolve. Gosh the magnitude he holds and that is in us equally is beyond words.
Yes nature can’t really give us something other than a very bright reflection of the divinity, spark and light that we are.
To not see ourselves as separate but to understand that we too are part of that magic and harmony that is God – this is a gift, one available to us all.
A beautiful sharing Deidre thank you, I remember as I walked in nature in the past I could feel all the wonder, beauty and harmony that was there, but I did not know at the time that what I felt in nature was also in me. A beautiful confirmation of the magic of God we are part of.
Nature provides us with a reflection reminding us of our true essence.