The idea of a landscape itself begetting spirituality and later religious belief is to me powerful. Throughout history we have well documented examples of 'Sacred Landscapes' from the woodland pools of the Celtic peoples of Europe to spittle places associates with the peoples of the East Asian Steppe. Not being religious I non the less can't help but feel a sense of spirituality when looking at a scene such as this. To me a place itself can beget the sacred and the spiritual.