Day of the Frontier, 52nd of Spring, 526 M.E. (Electra): On Earth Day, it's worth remembering that we do not stand apart from the world we inhabit. We don't live on the Earth, we are the Earth itself. We're just some of the planet's many atoms and molecules rearranged in a different system than the atoms and molecules of trees and grasses, mountains and rivers, oceans and continents. Every atom in your body came from some other part of the Earth - dust from dust, and to dust, etc.  

We're all part of an intricate global web of interdependence in which the well-being of each being is bound up with the well-being of all. A cosmic web, if he look at it from a higher level of perspective. 

To care for the earth is to express wisdom. To protect what is fragile is to embody compassion. To live simply and responsibly is a form of awakened action.