Is this correct?
He lives in nature. = He lives in his natural state.
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From the limited context I would say the sentence means this person literally lives outdoors, in the woods, that sort of thing. I don't think this is referring to his character or attitude.
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He lives in nature probably means that he lives outside somewher in the forest or something.
And he lives in his natural state, well that he lives as he is supposed to live :)
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