No one believes nothing. We all have a sense of what seems possible and real, and why things happen as they do. And even if it is noticed no more frequently than at a funeral or the birth of a child, we all -– at times, and in our own ways –- can be spiritual or religious. As involvement in traditional religion is declining, many are exploring ways that a spiritual sense can be grounded in the natural world. This book gives an overview of what it can mean to look to nature as a focus of attention. It explores topics that can be considered, ideas of influential teachers, and a range of views that have been discussed. It also points to additional resources, including emerging groups, for those who would like to learn more.