Nature Quotes

"We are kin to all the beings with whom we share the earth, not masters of them."

"Nature is not separate from society; they co-evolve together."

"Movement and transformation are intrinsic to all living systems."

"The natural world exceeds our attempts to categorize and control it."

"Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished."

"Nature is the art of God."

"Sustainability requires us to think ecologically and to recognize our interdependence with all living beings."

"Sustainability is not just an environmental issue; it is an existential and ethical one."

"We need to think ecologically about our place within interconnected systems of life."

"Nature is not something that exists outside of culture; they are thoroughly entangled."

"Nature does not exist independent of the practices that constitute it."

"Nature is a collective of human and non-human beings."

"Nature and society are products of the same processes."

"The body cannot be separated from its environment and relations. It is always already entangled."

"We cannot disentangle ourselves from the world because we are of the world and the world is of us."

"The boundary between human and non-human is a performative effect of practices, not a pre-existing fact."

"Bodies are not simply born; they are continually iteratively (re)produced through intra-actions."

"The boundary between nature and culture is not a given; it is a performative effect of ongoing intra-actions."

"We must cultivate resonance with nature, with others, with ourselves."

"We must think ecologically about time and attention."

"The rhythm of nature offers an alternative to mechanical time."

"The ecological crisis is fundamentally a crisis of acceleration."

"Nature is not a mother, nor is the earth a resource to be managed."

"We are kin with all the beings we encounter in this world."

"Nature and culture are not opposites but entangled partners."

"We are all part of nature's conversations; we must listen carefully."

"We must think ecologically, recognizing our entanglement with all life."

"The monster reminds us that nature is not what we thought it was."

"We must think with and for the non-human world, not just about it."

"We must learn to think ecologically, attending to the interconnectedness of all living systems."