Louve writes about the benefits one can reap by getting to know one natural area as opposed to shallowly exploring many other areas. As he introduced the old Indian preaching that "It's better to know one mountain than to climb many," (171) I had to stop and give myself time to dwell. Although it is beneficial to explore and reach out to many worlds, to get to know one place intimately and intricately, to know a place as roots do theirs, we can make that known place a whole part of ourselves. Knowing one place deeply can dramatically help us know ourselves better. By going to one place, you can witness the same things, while discovering new occurrences or observations, such as blossoms due to seasonal change. All the while, we are going to the same place, feeling different things, so it is most important that you get to know one place, because it can make you feel comfortable with a place. As you start to feel more comfortable with this particular place, you will notice that this place will provoke different feelings,while still giving you a sense of balance. Hopefully, then, you can connect these feelings with exactly what it is in this haven that you have found that is pulling these feelings out, creating a better connection with yourself and your outside interactions. There is nothing to be lost in an eternal relationship that you have compete control over. This natural place will hopefully become a place of rescue, or a place of solitude, escape for yourself. There is no safer or more manageable way to excape yourself than to do it be fleeing to somewhere that is part of you. You will feel whole and steady, as opposed to other means of flight which can leave you feeling even more unsure and shaky about yourself than you ever did in the first place.