Earth Quotes Quotes

“Earth is the play ground of our children and their children. We cannot allow it to be the play ground of the nuclear arms of the evil forces.”
― Amit Ray, Nuclear Weapons Free World - Peace on the Earth

“The job of the united nations is to grow more flowers and more smiles on the earth.”
― Amit Ray, Nuclear Weapons Free World - Peace on the Earth

“God gave birth to the universe.
The universe gave birth to the cosmos.
The cosmos gave birth to the world.
The world gave birth to nature.
Nature gave birth to life.
Life gave birth to mankind.
Mankind gave birth to humanity.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“Too much information or knowledge can be poisonousness, as can allowing yourself to be too ignorant about many topics in life.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Simplification is the art of true authorship.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Nature has painted beauty across the earth; may human hearts forever reflect its grace.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“God is everywhere—this is true. But the ancients took it literally, creating countless gods and placing them in every corner of life.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Death is the final test, the last examination every soul must pass before leaving the Earth.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“If Solomon is considered the wisest king, how come he did not leave great foundations for his future generation?”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“When it comes to decision-making and opportunities: most will see them, few will start and even fewer will complete them.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Inspiration is not a coincidence. Answers come only to those who have acquired certain knowledge.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“We desperately want to find ourselves, but we don't have time to sit and meditate in peace when work is always calling us.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“If we affirm the real existence of mind, how can we deny that imaginary entities do not exist? Isn't the so-called mind supposed to be infinite by itself?”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“By planting more trees, our goal is not to combat global warming, but to increase oxygen through an exchange between plants absorbing carbon dioxide and humans absorbing oxygen.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“If global warming and carbon dioxide emissions were too dangerous as they are said to be today, then man himself would have to be eliminated in order to save planet Earth, since every human being emits CO2 daily.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“It is heretical to assert that an imaginary son, rather than the sun, is the true rising saviour. After all, what would happen if the sun itself faltered and refused to shine?”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Stop asking heaven to do what earth already equipped you to do”
― ‘Yemi Success, MD

“In today’s world, staying healthy often feels impossible unless you have wealth to secure it first.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“There is enough blessing for us in the universe, but most of it wasn't meant for us.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Once you choose to move, the universe has no choice but to follow your direction.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Religion speaks of unity; spirituality lives it.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“The Earth belongs to no one; it is shared by all who have lived, all who live, and all who will ever live, along with the non-living elements that sustain us. It is a collective inheritance.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“Nature needs nothing from us except the humility to live in harmony with its rhythms, understanding that our existence is woven into the very fabric of its circle.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“Watching all the small stories weaving across the vast journey of time. What can the Sun and the Moon and the stars tell us that they did not yet know to tell our ancestors? What do the great souls of the mountains learn as their bodies change, as they meet with the rivers and the sands of the ocean? And what of the knowings of the Earth – the cloth of Lahana’s own body – the layers of time within the flesh, reclaiming body and form after body and form. The Earth changing with each life lived out within her.”
― Tamara Rendell, Lahana

“We are the only species that understands the damage we cause to the Earth and the only one with the power to change it. Yet, we choose inaction—a collective moral failure that elevates our unending desires above the survival of all life.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“Earth is not collapsing. what we're seeing now are just the ripple effects of choices made by humans decades ago till now. choices by leaders who shrugged. by systems that rewarded complicity. normalisation happens when people look away because the consequences do not affect them. that's the thing about normalised harm. it's patient. it creeps. at first, it's someone else's problem. then it's a headline you scroll past. then it's a debate you're tired of hearing. and then, just like that, it's at your door. messing with your privilege.

suddenly, you have a voice: "what's going on here? how did it get this bad?" ... let me tell you, akere. somewhere there's always a group that’s BEEN in it. they've BEEN pleading, holding their lives together in the wreckage of what others ignored. and when you finally wake up, in a panic, they'll say "oh, hey. welcome. we've BEEN trying to tell you."

remember that Nature knows how to burn until the imbalance corrects itself. Earth will spin long after our descendants have forgotten our names. Earth isn't ending. the myth of our seperate-ness is. what's crumbling is the delusion that we could keep normalising extraction.

somewhere, the Earth is already healing the wound of us. somewhere, roots are crackling through concrete.”
― Malebo Sephodi

“i’m here to spread the gospel of Earth’s love and spiritual wisdom. in a world where capitalism is actively severing our bonds, i believe Earth’s love re-members us. this love and spiritual wisdom is what fuels a healthier and safer way of being.”
― Malebo Sephodi

“Earth weeps under capitalism and its relentless extraction. It’s tired of witnessing all the atrocities humankind is capable of. It’s calling out to those who know its true medicine. It’s calling out to those who will hold the wounded with tenderness, to those who will restore hope.”
― Malebo Sephodi

“I feel as though the ocean longs to hold me.” She looked up at Keelan, trying to read his attitude. “I long to touch the ocean. I look at the sky and yearn to be within the vapours and colours that it exists within, and I feel that it calls for me also. I push my hands into the soil, and I feel that the Earth wants to take me in – like a seed or a cutting from a tree – and grow me.”
― Tamara Rendell, Lahana

“as though to reach past the azure mist, out into the deep sky pierced with stars. They who watch our path as surely as they did our ancestors, as surely as they shall our descendants: watching all the small stories weaving across the vast journey of time.
What can the Sun and the Moon and the stars tell us that they did not yet know to tell our ancestors? What do the great souls of the mountains learn as their bodies change, as they meet with the rivers and the sands of the ocean? And what of the knowings of the Earth – the cloth of Lahana’s own body – the layers of time within the flesh, reclaiming body and form after body and form. The Earth changing with each life lived out within her.”
― Tamara Rendell, Lahana