“Earth laughs in flowers.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson

"Earth cries in raindrops." - Abracadabra Poof

Earth indulges in sunlight. Invisibly Invisible

Earth pukes out of volcanoes.

On a good day you can see Earth shedding many smiless

I love flowers :D

Earth is so beautiful. It is just the darn humans who are ugly - smiless

Humans are ugly? Once you meet a few nasty flesh eating Draconians you will find every human you meet to be beautiful... just for being human.

yeah I can imagine they are ugly too


that is why Earth is beautiful only

Earth is beautiful, and so are people.

yeah maybe you are right. A couple here and there are beautiful maybe

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

If you acknowledge the Mother Earth then you must acknowledge all of her creatures, animal and human. Every living creature is from the Mother of ALL things, to say humans are not part of that realm, well I just don't see how you can seperate humans out of that equation. If we crawled out of the sea, fell from the skies, evolved from apes ~ whatever the beginning we didn't just get here we had to be "made" somehow, somewhere by someone or something, right. Your opinion leaves me baffled at best. Blessed Be!!

While I am certainly aware that we are all part of Earth, I was thinking in terms of the human mind and its corruptions, atrocities, and greed.

Therefore my quote was referred to in this sense

Earth is Beautiful. It is just the darn humans that are ugly - smiless

yet I know there are very nice humans scattered here and there if one looks.

I don't have a negative view on humans, but I am aware there are many negative impacts that happen because of humans.

I also find Earth simply more beautiful then humans as a general. I don't see what is wrong with that.

Thats ok, but may I ask what prompted you to see things in this way? I agree the Earth is magnificent in all that she projects, positive or negative. No argument about that at all. Humans well you can't say the same at all, I agree to some degree. Now I'm on the same thought page as you I think . The one thing I must say to you tho is I am a beautiful human becoz I exist ~ can not we see the same in others, no, then why? Is it a double edged sword? I wonder.

Humans.... they know not what they do and they know not what they create.

But divine love is divine love. You cannot hate a child because they don't know any better.... they are set to learn.

One day humans will evolve to the next level of being. So will the aliens.

It is probably my experience as a Red Cross worker and as a Green Peace Activitist that made me see how we as humans treat this planet and each other as of other species that makes me feel this way.

Yet in general we shouldn't compare the whole human race as destructive and ugly, yet I do see many (if not most) that I meet who one way or another care less about the preservation of such a beautiful planet, let alone live peacefully with all living species.

Some even say that if humans didn't exist the planet would be in a much better state then it is now. Of course that is debatable by many, but perhaps it holds a little merit afterall.

Nevertheless, the planet is beautiful and I know that it will be around alot longer then humans. I am glad that it is this way also.

So true what you say as I believe the children born to this world are at least closer to the spiritual world at the moment. Their innocence, joy, and laughter show more wisdom and peace then a adult. It is not in our nature to be so destructive, greedy, and commit such atrocities without the influence of corrupt adult minds.
It is later when they grow do they get seperated from it more and more. It is the influence of society and lifestyle that puts us this way, although some cultures still have many great rituals and practices that really appreciate the planet and its spiritual world.

It would be nice to evolve in the next level of being already to tell you the truth. Perhaps some already know how to produce a more environmental lifestyle that appreciates not only the planet as a whole but as a species that can appreciate other lifeforms of all spectrums.