“Perhaps burdened with the weight of what we have wrought, human beings have remained hauntable beings; and being hauntable means that we are still capable of turning our gaze, of looking up from our narrow preoccupations to be startled by the sight of a broader, vaster community. In so doing, we can come to realize a world that lies beyond us and use, and so come to see both the obvious and the obscure, the fleeting and the eternal, as elements beyond all reckoning of wealth and worth. Sometimes we can still see what is plain to see.” InspirationalHumanityNatureSeeing Clearly Book:Utter, Earth: Advice on Living in a More-than-Human World Source: Utter, Earth: Advice on Living in a More-than-Human World