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In Addition To World Conflicts, The Most Challenging Problem We Face Today Is Hunger, Deprivation And Social Injustice. Because We're Ruled By Separate Self-interest, We Go On Accumulating Personal Wealth, Ignoring The Well Being Of The Others.

Economy Without Ecology Means Managing The Human Nature Relationship Without Knowing The Delicate Balance Between Humankind And The Natural World

This Was Mahatma Gandhi’s Idea, Moving From Ownership To Relationship—seeing That Land Does Not Belong To Us. We Belong To The Land. We Are Not The Owners Of The Land. We Are The Friends Of The Land, Like Friends Of The Earth. The Fundamental Shift Is In This Consciousness That Land Does Not Belong To Us, We Belong To The Land.

In Fact, The Environmental Crisis Is Related To The Crisis Of Aesthetics, Crisis Of Social Cohesion And The Crisis Of Spiritual Values.

That Was My Childhood. I Grew Up With The Monks, Studying Sanskrit And Meditating For Hours In The Morning And Hours In The Evening, And Going Once A Day To Beg For Food.