| Beginning of Selection | Author | Go To
Button |
| Teach your children | Chief Seattle |  |
| Ah power that swirls us together grant us bliss. | Gary Snyder | |
| Grey wolf we are sending you to that great god. | O. Fred Donaldson | |
| Little by little roads eat away the hearts of mountains. | Gary Lawless | |
| When the animals come to us, asking for our help, will we know what they are saying? | Gary Lawless | |
| We have forgotten who we are. | U.N. Environmental Sabbath Program | |
| Earth teach me stillness. | Ute Prayer | |
| I have come to terms with the future. | M.J. Slim Hooey | |
| The high, the low, all of creation | Hildegard of Bingen | |
| When we get out of the glass bottles of our ego. | D.H. Lawerence | |
| I swear the earth shall be complete. | Walt Whitman | |
| I hear a voice, the cry of a wounded animal. | W.S. Rendra | |
| The great sea has set me in motion. | Eskimo Song | |
| The earth, adorned with heights and gentle slopes and plains. | Atharva Veda XII | |
| The garden is rich with diversity. | Chinook Psalter | |
| Where I sit is holy. | Anonymous | |
| My soul is full of longing for the secret of the sea. | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | |
| Who took the dream of the land. | Charlie Mehrhoff | |
| When one first catches the smell of the sea. | John Burroughs | |
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