Ilchi Lee's , statement "we are nature" is so true and we are an integral part of it and we must recognize it. Our actions affect nature and and once we truly understand this we will be able to truly heal ourselves and earth. I will have to get this book, I know you guys have mention it before, so I will order it. In Belize we have a lot of Mayan Ruins/Sites (that's how we refer to them in Belize, some places say temples) and when I visit these Ruins I am always amazed by the beauty and I often think how the Mayan People revered Nature and how to this day they still do. They lived as one with nature and they never took more than they needed to survive and as a result, some 2000 years later we are able to have the beauty of our country still, one of the biggest Mayan Sites in Belize is Caracol and its stunning at its heights that site had about 100,000 people living there and when I think of that it really is amazing. A hundred thousand people living in one place in harmony with nature and with each other, I hope we leave something behind for those coming after us, I think we truly have to love ourselves and in turn we will love our earth.
Wow, now I really want to visit! How amazing that you can see the direct effect of what happens when a civilization reveres nature and respects the land. Love this, thank you 🙏
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Ilchi Lee's , statement "we are nature" is so true and we are an integral part of it and we must recognize it. Our actions affect nature and and once we truly understand this we will be able to truly heal ourselves and earth. I will have to get this book, I know you guys have mention it before, so I will order it. In Belize we have a lot of Mayan Ruins/Sites (that's how we refer to them in Belize, some places say temples) and when I visit these Ruins I am always amazed by the beauty and I often think how the Mayan People revered Nature and how to this day they still do. They lived as one with nature and they never took more than they needed to survive and as a result, some 2000 years later we are able to have the beauty of our country still, one of the biggest Mayan Sites in Belize is Caracol and its stunning at its heights that site had about 100,000 people living there and when I think of that it really is amazing. A hundred thousand people living in one place in harmony with nature and with each other, I hope we leave something behind for those coming after us, I think we truly have to love ourselves and in turn we will love our earth.
Wow, now I really want to visit! How amazing that you can see the direct effect of what happens when a civilization reveres nature and respects the land. Love this, thank you 🙏