In a district where I lived for some time in the Cotswolds, all the rivers were named after a saint. The river was called the Coln and you had Coln St Rogers, Coln St Dennis and so on. And so everything was in that sacred world. And the Renaissance broke that. It is not just good.
Nature is both good and evil.
It is very lovely, but it also gives you thunder and lightening and earthquakes. So the sacred is dangerous. You have to be aware of that negative side. And many of the Hindu Gods - Brahma is the God of Creation, Vishnu is the God of Preservation, Siva of Destruction, and very dangerous. But he is also God of re-creation, the God of grace.