Walking through nature

I will be walking home late at night, it is raining and the wind will be howling, like the mantra "Wu, wu", and I will just be quiet and perceiving nature, and I detect something timeless. It is it's own distinct feeling.

Then there are different feelings, like when walking through a really marshy meadow, which is on the top of cliffs next to the sea. It is such a collaboration of different environments, the wind, and vast expanses of ocean, and very muddy areas that run into forest. The whole area feels saturated in prana, and it is very enlivening to just walk through it, it seems to activate elements within that are otherwise dormant in modern society.

It seems to contain a lot of elements that would benefit spiritual work, so much so that it seems very weak to do pranayama in a room with stale air (not that that is recommended anywhere, just trying to highlight the point).

Anyways, to condense this into a question, my question is if nature is really condensed down into this "48 law" area that we talk about in Gnostic science. We say the city is 96 laws and nature is 48, but is this really true or is it not as black and white as that? For example, it would seem like some parts of some cities could be more than 96 laws, in some parts of California you can't even stop your car at red lights because you would get carjacked. So if that is true, is it true that nature can produce energies above the 48 laws? Like, are we harnessing hydrogens at the Si-24 level or Si-12 level when we are walking through nature? Or is it true that since nature is purely mechanical, it can produce no more than hydrogen Si-48. Or again, perhaps it could be said that it is producing a very pure form of energy that can be more readily converted into superior octaves.

I am just trying to rationalize what is occurring here. It is one thing to get in tune with nature and go for nice walks, but the Gnostic needs to exploit nature, heaven suffers violence and the violent take it by force. So: what type of energies are we gaining when going for walks through nature? And what is the difference between a walk through the land, and a walk by the sea, and a windy walk, etc. Are we being exposed to different forms of energy by doing this?

It seems good to think about these things, after all there has always been a strong link between the Gnostic work and nature: the druids, sphinx and other symbols always linked to nature.

Thank you