“The difficulty comes from our lack of harmony with nature.”
— Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Simplified Meaning:
Many problems we face happen because we don't work well with the natural world. Imagine you plant a flower in a place with little sunlight and poor soil—it won't grow properly because it doesn't have what it needs from nature. In the same way, when people build cities without thinking about green spaces, fresh air, or wildlife, they make life harder for themselves. Pollution, climate change, and natural disasters can all get worse because of these choices. To improve, we should pay more attention to nature and try to live in a way that respects and protects our surroundings. For instance, recycling, using renewable energy, and growing more trees can help solve some of these problems. By understanding and supporting the natural systems around us, our lives can be healthier and more in balance with the world.
