You slow down as you drive along a road where, from time to time, herds of deer cross your path. The scenery wraps itself in forest, and a unique air begins to drift all around. Waiting for dawn, you walk into the sea of trees. You pause, take a deep breath, gaze into the forest’s depths, and listen to the sound of wind brushing the leaves. Before you know it, as you start walking again, you find yourself absorbed in each step—empty, yet full. You are enveloped by the breath of the forest. The concentrated scent of moss and leaves spreads deep into your nose, smoothing the center of your mind, blending you into nature itself. You surrender to the quiet flow of time here. It’s not as if you’re doing anything special. And yet, there’s something that reminds you of those irreplaceable moments in life you must never forget. If you have that “something,” perhaps you don’t need anything else, materially speaking. This is the fundamental happiness of experiencing the changing seasons with your whole being.