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Plants and animals are deserving of respect and honor from "summary" of Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

The idea that plants and animals are deserving of respect and honor is deeply rooted in indigenous wisdom, which recognizes the interconnectedness of all living beings. This perspective challenges the dominant Western view that places humans at the center of the natural world, seeing it as something to be exploited for our own gain. Instead, it reminds us that we are just one strand in the intricate web of life, and that every being has its own intrinsic value. When we approach plants and animals with respect and honor, we acknowledge their importance and contribution to the well-being of the earth. We recognize that they have their own rights and deserve to be treated with care and gratitude. ...
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    Robin Wall Kimmerer

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