When did human beings start considering themselves better than all other living species on the planet? When did we begin to consider other life forms insignificant or beneath us?
Our beautiful earth is, I shake my head as I type this knowing that
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Let us dance in the waves of invisible friendship that knows no boundaries.
Let us travel in energies that rise with the rising sun.
Let us move flying high in our paths like the mighty eagle.
Let us smile to one another sharing oneness.
Let us dance in
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