[GMW #1080] Living In Beautiful Villages With Colorful Houses, Pure Air In Community
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| Idea Dream |
| ~ Idea 6102 ~
I often dream of the beautiful villages of Alsace with their colorful houses of brown and black wooden beams with white surfaces in-between, flower boxes, inspiring roofs, their pure air, on small hillside communities.
And I compare them in my mind with the arrogant, monstrous skyscraper cities of the world, surmounted by yellow, dirty air which their inhabitants have to breathe. And they consider themselves to be on the top of world economic achievements!
Please dear cities and communities in the world not yet touched by this disaster, avoid it by every means.
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| Robert's Golden Sayings |
I am sad that my life and work for the world will soon come to an end
I am sad that I will return to the Earth
I am sad at God for not having made me eternal on this beautiful planet,
But perhaps He did
Perhaps we are part of an unceasing change of worlds
Perhaps my life and work will not die
Perhaps my matter will be reborn in other forms of life
Perhaps I am part of the whole universe and eternity, for ever and ever
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| My Testament to the UN
-A Contribution to the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations, 1995, Chapter 10 |
As long as people will love their race, their nation, their language, their culture, their political system, their religion, their corporation more than their planet and human family, there will be no hope for peace and justice on this Earth. The future world order lies in the people's hearts.
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| "The real sin against life is to abuse and destroy beauty, even one's own—even more, one's own, for that has been put in our care and we are responsible for its well-being." - Katherine Anne Porter
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