The voice of my grandmother said to me,Teach your children what you have been taught.The earth is our mother.What befalls the earth befalls all the sons and daughters of the earth.
by Susan Jeffers
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The quote from Susan Jeffers' book "Brother Eagle, Sister Sky" emphasizes the deep connection between humanity and the Earth. It reflects the wisdom passed down from elders, highlighting the responsibility we have to teach future generations about caring for the planet. The voice of the grandmother serves as a reminder that knowledge and values surrounding environmental stewardship are crucial to the well-being of both the Earth and its inhabitants.

The phrase "The earth is our mother" reinforces the idea that we are all interconnected with nature. What happens to the Earth impacts everyone—our actions ripple through the entire ecosystem. This message calls for a sense of unity and shared responsibility, urging us to protect the natural world for the sake of our children and for generations to come.

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