Nature, Man and Woman - Exploring Human Relationships with Nature | Perfect for Meditation, Yoga & Spiritual Growth" (Note: Since the original title appears to be a book or philosophical concept, I've expanded it with SEO-friendly keywords while keeping the core meaning. The added use case suggests applications in mindfulness practices.)

I have been reading and rereading this book since 2002, when a dear friend mailed it to me as a present. It accompanies me on most of my travels, and I can just start reading on a random page. It never fails to challenge my thoughts and beliefs. Even after reading it 10 or 20 times, I still get new insights and sudden revelations about my place in the universe and my relation to the world, nature and my fellow man. On top of that, the writing is erudite and eloquent, in a beautiful British English, more like literature.During my first read I chuckled when I suddenly realized it must have been written before the Internet time, even though it read as a thoroughly contemporary book. So I looked up the publishing date - and saw an amazing 1957...