In all seriousness I believe you are exactly correct. That is, in taking time to allow things to happen. In spite of my wanderlust style (yes I do like to see new places) I am also familiar with being still.

To those who hunt, wether it be with camera or gun, understand that to be a "part" of the environment as opposed to an intruder (for lack of a better word) requires one to stop and be still. It is only then that the forest inhabitants resume their activity. The longer you are still, IMO, the more you start to really "see" what is around you and that includes tiny vistas as well as sights far away.

I like to stop at a portage and eat a bar when the time is right. I almost always find something of interest or thought provoking beauty in the 5 minutes it takes.