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Robin Wall Kimmerer
“I suspect that lichens will endure. We could, too, if we listen to their teachings. If not, I imagine Umbilicaria will cover the rocky ruins of our time long after our delusions of separateness have relegated us to the fossil record, a ruffled green skin adorning the crumbling halls of power”
Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants

Elif Shafak
“She could not tell anyone, but it seemed to her that with each baby lost, another part of the rope bridge linking her to the world at large had snapped and fallen away, until only the flimsiest thread kept her connected to that world, kept her sane”
Elif Shafak, 10 Minutes 38 Second in this Strange World & How to Stay Sane in an Age of Division

“I thought that I could leave the bad behind. But I guess the bad isn't a thing you can run from, because it's not a thing that can be held. It doesn't announce itself, there's no siren or beacon. Instead, it's a steady beating, like a heart or a drum. It's a sound that lives in the body and grows down into the ground.”
Jessica Johns, Bad Cree

Thich Nhat Hanh
“What does "I am here" mean? It means, "I exist. I'm really here, because I'm not lost in the past, in the future, in my thinking, in the noise inside, the noise outside. I'm here”
Thich Nhat Hanh, Silence: The Power of Quiet in a World Full of Noise

Ruth Ozeki
“Blaming us won't help. Blame is just another way of refusing to take responsibility for your life, and when you blame us, you give up your own power and agency. Don't you see? It makes you into a victim, Benny - poor little crazy victim boy - and you don't like that, remember? And we don't like it, either.
We don't want to upset you or make you feel guilty. It's not out of malice that we're telling you about Annabelle's suffering. We're telling you because, as your book, that's our job. And even if we'd prefer to spin you pretty fairy tales and tell tidy stories and happily-ever-afters, we can't. We have to be real, even if it hurts, and that's your doing. That was your philosophical question, remember? What is real? Every book has a question at its heart, and that was yours. Once the question is asked, it's our job to help you find the answer.”
Ruth Ozeki, The Book of Form and Emptiness

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