Sjöstedt-Hughes - Nature's Embrace

This is the poem that ends Sjöstedt-Hughes' essay, 'Nature's Embrace': www.beyondbeli.... The short essay weaves the thought of A. N. Whitehead and F. H. Bradley poetically pushing a perspective shift of these points:
1. Feeling is a perception.
2. Sensing exists without sense organs.
3. Sentience pervades all entities.
4. There is an inflow of antecedent feelings from within and without.
5. We exist within feelings; feelings do not merely exist within us.
6. We absorb feelings as we wander through Nature.
7. Our perception of Nature is real, not simulated.

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Excellent

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nature, take me in your (arms) thrill me with some of your charms (not all of them you devious totality). This has called to mind two songs "natural high" by bloodstone and "lots of sign" by tenor saw