Realize That Change - Whilst We Want

Chimps Act The Way They Feel Unless They Are Afraid Of Reprisal If They Do So. But That Doesn't Apply To Humans.

It's Been Proven By Quite A Few Studies That Plants Are Good For Our Psychological Development. If You Green An Area, The Rate Of Crime Goes Down. Torture Victims Begin To Recover When They Spend Time Outside In A Garden With Flowers. So We Need Them, In Some Deep Psychological Sense, Which I Don't Suppose Anybody Really Understands Yet.

Lasting Change Is A Series Of Compromises.

The More We Learn Of The True Nature Of Non-human Animals, Especially Those With Complex Brains And Corresponding Complex Social Behavior, The More Ethical Concerns Are Raised Regarding Their Use In The Service Of Man - Whether This Be In Entertainment, As "pets," For Food, In Research Laboratories, Or Any Of The Other Uses To Which We Subject Them.

From My Perspective, I Absolutely Believe In A Greater Spiritual Power, Far Greater Than I Am, From Which I Have Derived Strength In Moments Of Sadness Or Fear. That's What I Believe, And It Was Very, Very Strong In The Forest.