Willing to die you give up your will; keep still, until moved by what moves all else, you move.

This massive ascendancy of corporate power over democratic process is probably the most ominous development since the end of World War II, and for the most part "the free world" seems to be regarding it as merely normal.

With its array of gadgets and machines, all powered by energies that are destructive of land or air or water, and connected to work, market, school, recreation, etc., by gasoline engines, the modern home is a veritable factory of waste and destruction. It is the mainstay of the economy of money. But within the economies of energy and nature, it is a catastrophe. It takes in the world's goods and converts them into garbage, sewage, and noxious fumes-for none of which have we found a use.

Corn and bean people, I'm afraid, have extremely specialized minds.

I'd rather rely on mother nature's wisdom than man's cleverness

Having hope is hard; harder when you get older.

We can make ourselves whole only by accepting our partiality, by living within our limits, by being humans not by trying to be gods.