This is the tenth and revised reprint of a work which was first published in the States in 1920. Today, with its emphasis on nature and the environment, the work holds even greater relevance than it did in the 1920s. Written by a man, who although a contemporary and friend of Joel Goldsmith, was shy of publicity, his broad spectrum of writing that honoured the Divine in all life was to have far reaching impact on the lives of many thousands. He was in fact one of the pioneers of the New Thought Movement. This beautifully illustrated little book with original full colour paintings from Joan Ackroyd, his daughter, reveals nature through the lens of a man who lived close to nature and had the rare capacity to perceive and interpret the message of the flowers. The message conveyed is one of hope, regeneration and deep beauty that lingers like a rare perfume in the mind of the reader.