In this sense, Emerson refers to vision, perception, and the eye, which become the links between man and nature, and man's ability to tap into nature spiritually. In both Nature and Experience, what we see is what we can comprehend, and once the surface can be broken through, spiritual unification may be attainable. In Experience, Emerson states, "Nature and books belong to the eyes that see them. It depends on the mood of the man whether he shall see the sunset or the fine poem." This idea corresponds closely with Emerson's concept in Nature, again, where the unification of nature and our conscious selves is cited as occurring only when men are aptly responsive to the experience of nature. "..all natural objects make a kindred impression w

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