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Our National Parks Quotes by John Muir: Context & Meanings

2 quotations linked to Our National Parks by or associated with John Muir, with source notes, explanations and related topics.

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John Muir’s 1901 book Our National Parks

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Mountains, wilderness, peace, attention, restoration, travel and Muir’s invitation to experience wild landscapes directly.

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Climb the mountains and get their good tidings.

“Climb the mountains and get their good tidings.”

Muir presents mountain experience as something that can restore perspective and emotional steadiness through direct contact with wild landscapes.

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Our National Parks; Muir follows the invitation with an account of nature’s peace flowing into the observer, linking mountains with restoration and attention.

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Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees.

“Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees.”

The image treats peace as something absorbed through attentive presence in nature, not merely as an idea reached through argument or distraction.

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Our National Parks; the sentence occurs in Muir’s invitation to enter the mountains and receive their restorative influence.