Definitely, I do agree with Asifullah Khan that they tend to live with nature at home land. Mostly, it should go with youth also !!!
It is quite natural, indeed. I don't know the exact psychological explanation. Scholars have their research findings. But I think, the real wisdom, rationality and magnanimity is fully on possession of our creator. HE, the Exalted in Might, said: And he to whom We grant long life We reverse in creation; so will they not understand? Ya-Sin:68.
From my point of view - Yes!!! I enjoys in nature much more than earlier and getting closer with my native place.
Thanks to all. It seems to be natural; even with animals. The association with nature and native place is too strong. We do need to think on it.
Maybe when we aged we prefer the connection, close bonding and familiarity of our native place than any other place on earth.
That's a deep question - as the old song goes "The fundamental things apply, as time goes by".
A recent book categorizes people into 'somwheres' and anywheres' - here's a good review of it: https://oxfamblogs.org/fp2p/book-review-the-road-to-somewhere-by-david-goodhart/
Its universal truth that every thing goes toward stability. At child hood or younger age, the human is so energetic that they may happy to revolve around the circle but with low or less bound. At elder age they have less energy, so they comes near to universal nucleus for stability.
You don't need to go back home to enjoy nature. Every place on earth is worth examining and admiring.
My enjoyment of nature is about the same and I have little memory of and no desire to return to my native place (Lübeck). Even the place (Winnipeg) I moved to at a young age and mostly grew up in doesn't have that much attraction for me anymore. Too much has changed and too many people have moved away or died — as they say, a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.
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