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“We now live in an era known as the Anthropocene, which emphasizes that human activities are causing massive changes to our natural world at an unprecedented rate. Not one location on our planet, from the southern tip of Antarctica to the heights of Mt. Everest, has remained untouched by human influence. For example, fossil fuel burning has left an imprint on our immediate environment while the thin veil of the Earth’s atmosphere carries it to all portions of the globe. This reminds us of the following: (1) that we are all connected; (2) that we all leave an imprint; and (3) that the Earth that sustains us is finite. Today’s global crises are warnings that we must stop exploiting the abundance and vitality of our living home and begin to reconnect and honor the planet as many traditional societies have done for eons.”
― Bruce H. Lipton, The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter & Miracles

“Alone has quite a different meaning; alone has beauty. To be alone means something entirely different. And you must be alone. When man frees himself from the social structure of greed, envy, ambition, arrogance, achievement, status—when he frees himself from those, then he is completely alone. That is quite a different thing. Then there is great beauty, the feeling of great energy.”
― Jiddu Krishnamurti, The Book of Life: Daily Meditations with Krishnamurti

“Like most things in life, consumerism is a habit. It’s the habit of shopping online when we’re bored, of strolling in the mall when we’re bored, or eating out when we’re bored. Often times, consumerism is a symptom of a bored life. ==========”
― Anonymous

“Like most things in life, consumerism is a habit. It’s the habit of shopping online when we’re bored, of strolling in the mall when we’re bored, or eating out when we’re bored. Often times, consumerism is a symptom of a bored life.”
― Anonymous