“The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the heavens, nature and God. Because only then does one feel that all is as it should be.” FeelsShouldDoeGodFeelingsEarthHappinessHeavenFearWomenNatureNaturalLonelinessQuietLonelyVictimUnhappyUnhappinessHolocaustRemedySolaceGreat HappinessLife HappinessBeing AfraidFeeling LonelyBeing LonelyNature And EnvironmentNature BeautyWaterfallsNature LoveEarth And NatureReal HappinessInspirational NatureNature And BeautyNatural HealthGod's CreationFeeling AloneLooking For HappinessGod And NatureBeautiful NatureOne With NatureI Am LonelyInspirational GardeningBest NatureThe Wild NatureBeing UnhappyNature's BeautyBeauty Of The EarthInspiring NatureBeing NaturalLonely FeelingBeing QuietLonely And AloneNature LifeAlone LonelyNature And LifeChildren And NatureGod NatureSimple BeautyGod's BeautyI Feel LonelyLonely TreesLonely Women Book:The Diary of Anne Frank Source: The Diary of Anne Frank
“[The] Hopi earth does contain my roots and I am, indeed, from that land. Because the roots are there, I will find them. But when I find them, [my father] said, I must rebuild myself as a Hopi. I am not merely a conduit, but a participant. I am not a victim, but a woman.” DoeSaidEarthFatherLandRootsVictimParticipants Author:Wendy Rose
“As the dolphin becomes just another victim of humanity's utilitarian attitudes towards the earth, it seems as though the ancient friendship between our respective species is no longer entirely reciprocal. Such exploitation is nowhere more evident than in the capture and display of cetaceans for profit. Stripped of their natural identity, deprived of their own culture and environment, the dolphin and whale incarcerated within the oceanarium not only symbolizes an abuse of that ancient relationship, but above all our estrangement from nature as a whole.” WholeSeemsEarthHumanityCultureNaturalAttitudeEnvironmentIdentityAbuseVictimSpeciesAncientProfitCaptureDisplayExploitationEvidentDeprivedWhalesDolphinsReciprocalEstrangementUtilitarian Author:Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan