Pagans/Druids/Wiccans/Pantheists - nature?

Question

What (if anything) do you use to symbolise and celebrate nature in everyday life?

Kithy, I totally agree that we're part of nature - but I still like to be reminded of that sometimes through symbols etc. Im a very ritualistic being :)

Answer 1

You mean on my altar? I have sage leaves and some stones and acorns I found while hiking. Sometimes I dress the altar with flowers depending on what time of year it is. I also have salt water on the altar in a glass bowl. I hope that's the kind of answer you were seeking.

Blessed be.

Answer 2

I may use symbols to represent my deities or aspects of my deities, but I really don't use them for nature in general. Nature is just there already and I constantly see it.

But I suppose that I decorate my home to reflect nature. It is shades of tans, browns and greens with items with the design of acorns and oak leaves. Everything in my living room is from a natural material---wool, leather, wood, stone, and iron. Simple and natural. So perhaps in a way that might be called symbols of nature.

Answer 3

I celebrate "nature" by living a full life. We are all part of nature and until we can accept that and quit trying to make ourselves appear to be separate from it then no symbolism will ever help to bring it to light. Personally, I only ever use symbols to convey a message to other people who can relate to that symbol.

Answer 4

I wear a pentacle, like a lot of Witches or Wiccans do. On my altar I have stones and salt, and occassionally put flowers or leaves on it.

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Answer 5

I wear a pentacle,beyond that I celebrate nature by simply acknowledging her and trying to learn from her.