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Quotes from Stephanie Kaza

A Simple lifestyle of reduced consumption allows more time for interaction with living, dynamic beings, more opportunity for meeting the Other more fully and unencumbered.
~ Stephanie Kaza
We live by the sun, we feel by the moon, we love by the stars. We live in all things, all things live in us.
~ Stephanie Kaza
May the trees continue to thrive and flourish on this earth, filling our hearts with joy and inspiration.
~ Stephanie Kaza
if the medicine we need is relationship, what if we surrendered to relationship with our trauma, with our inheritances, with our ancestors, with our bullshit, with our fears so that we could begin to make possible relationship with one another? what happens when we be with our inheritances, when we bow to them, when we thank them, when we bear witness to them, when we eulogize them, and then when we send them on their way?
~ Stephanie Kaza
Some of my students believe that if you spend more time outdoors receiving the energy of the natural world, you will have less need for the industrial energy grid. What do you think?
~ Stephanie Kaza
May all of us have the courage to open ourselves to the time that we live in, to let it shape us as we, in turn, shape it. May we perceive what is being asked of us. May we awaken here, on this sharp edge of uncertainty.
~ Stephanie Kaza
In the U.S. there are 45,000 shopping malls employing 10.7 million people. The average American family of four metabolizes four million pounds of material every year to support their lifestyle. That's 11,000 lbs. a day, 7.5 lbs. a minute.
~ Stephanie Kaza
In a consumption-oriented society, your identity is tied more to what you consume than to what you produce. "Consumerism" as a belief system accepts consumption "as the way to self-development, self-realization, and self-fulfillment.
~ Stephanie Kaza
Looking back over fifty years of science and environmental education, I find that the main thing I have taught is how to pay attention.
~ Stephanie Kaza
The sense of loss was deeply familiar - a sudden hole, the universe altered, a recognition of the end of something meaningful and important. How often does one get the chance to be this close to a wild being?
~ Stephanie Kaza