WE COME FROM THE STARS

We come from the stars. We all do.
You, me, and all those who lived before us and all those yet to come.
The stars were our first home. The second was water. The third is Earth, where we get to experience what it means to be alive.
We are only here for a short time—a few breaths, a fleeting moment in the lifespan of the universe.
Yet each and every one of us comes to Earth with a gift and a purpose.

It is our responsibility to ask ourselves: Why are we here?

There was a long time when the Earth existed without human beings.
The land was made of ice, then fire, and then water.
Millions of years passed, and the Earth transformed herself over and over again until all the elements came into balance—just enough to sustain us.
The first humans to walk on Earth did so gently, knowing that the Earth’s skin provided them with food, water, and air, and they thanked her for everything.
And every time the children laughed, she smiled.

The Earth has never needed us to survive.
But somehow, the universe brought us into being anyway.
She gives us everything we need to live and asks for only one thing in return:
That we take care of her.
Can you do this? Can we do this?
There is no greater love than this.

We have lost our way. They call this progress, and in the name of progress we have destroyed the land, poisoned the rivers and the oceans, and killed all living species.
We have a choice to make: Continue down the path of devastation and keep fighting with each other
Or come together to rewind, unwind, and restore as much as we can.
Who benefits from polluting the oceans, destroying the forests, poisoning the land, and killing all living species?
If the Earth heals, we heal too.
We are made of rivers, made of soil; we are the sky, the stars, and the oceans.
It’s our choice.
(Thank you, JOEANN)

– DOLFIE PARADISE