"Hortus Inclusus Messages from the Forest to the Garden, Sent on Happy Days to Sister Ladies of Thwaite, Coniston" is a famous book by the acclaimed English writer and thinker John Ruskin. In this work, the author shares his thoughts and observations about nature, the role of man in the natural world, as well as about art and culture. The book is the embodiment of the author's vision of harmony between man and nature, between garden and forest. Ruskin invites the reader to look at the world around us in a new way, paying attention to the simplicity and beauty of the environment. This book not only inspires with its wise thoughts, but also helps to discover new levels of perception of nature and the beauty of the surrounding world.