"In wilderness I sense the miracle of life, and behind it our scientific accomplishments fade to trivia"
- Charles Lindbergh
About this Quote
This quote by Charles Lindbergh speaks to the power of nature and also the insignificance of human achievements in comparison. It recommends that when we remain in the wilderness, we are reminded of the wonder of life as well as the elegance of the natural world. In this context, our clinical achievements seem unimportant and also insignificant. This quote encourages us to take a go back and appreciate the appeal of nature, and to identify that our scientific success are not as essential as we might think. It is a reminder that we must take some time to appreciate the natural world and the miracle of life, and to acknowledge that our achievements are not as crucial as we might assume.
This quote is written / told by Charles Lindbergh between February 4, 1902 and August 26, 1974. He/she was a famous Aviator from USA.
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