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“¿Por qué tratamos a la naturaleza como un objeto para ser
comercializado? ¿Por qué no podemos ver el espíritu divino que está en
el árbol, en el río, en el animal? Esta indiferencia es un mecanismo de
defensa que nos mantiene distantes del dolor – el dolor de no haber sido
amado. Cuando niño, tus padres hicieron algo diferente de lo que
esperabas, y comprendiste esto como desamor. Y hasta puede ser que ellos
realmente no te hayan amado. Pero el problema es que, hasta hoy, estás
preso en eso. No quieres perdonar, y por eso sigues destruyendo todo a
tu alrededor.”
“Why do we treat nature like an object to be commercialized? Why can’t we see the Divine Spirit in trees, rivers and animals? This indifference is a defense mechanism that we use to keep pain at a distance: the pain of not having been loved. As a child, our parents did something different from what we had expected, and we understood this to mean that they did not love us. Maybe they didn’t actually love us, but the problem is that until today we still remain trapped in these thoughts. We don’t want to forgive them, which is why we continue to destroy everything around us.”
“Why do we treat nature like an object to be commercialized? Why can’t we see the Divine Spirit in trees, rivers and animals? This indifference is a defense mechanism that we use to keep pain at a distance: the pain of not having been loved. As a child, our parents did something different from what we had expected, and we understood this to mean that they did not love us. Maybe they didn’t actually love us, but the problem is that until today we still remain trapped in these thoughts. We don’t want to forgive them, which is why we continue to destroy everything around us.”
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