That began the most spiritual semester for me , but among other things , it changed my relationship with the divine . Two or three nights , I remember wanting to go for a walk as I lamented the fact that I 'd been sitting down most of the time , either spending time online or doing homework . I needed to get OUT , and it did n't particularly matter where . I thought I might try the woods or something . I went out , anyway , with no fixed destination in mind , but simply the idea of -walking- .

Options are: -- None of the above choices .; -- They harbor a belief that connection to God is done through proximity and that being indoors hampers this; -- Nature is a peaceful , quiet place , one that is well suited for serene contemplation and meditative states; -- They are a pagan and as a result they literally associate their spirituality with the natural world and felt compelled to go there;
Q: How does spending time in nature connect to the development of a connection with one 's higher power ?
Nature is a peaceful , quiet place , one that is well suited for serene contemplation and meditative states