The Earth is our oldest ancestor, calling us back to our roots, reminding us of who we are: descendants of our ancient lineage but also descendants of Mother Nature—the beaches and deserts, forests and mountains, seas and skies. We are the Earth, ONE with all living things, and we are what we stand for, grounded in our values. Let’s be guided by our ancestral wisdom—our wisest counsel—and clear the path for our future, our children.

"We are what we stand for."

The Earth, the ground beneath our feet, has witnessed our transformation over millennia. It has absorbed and forever holds ancient knowledge, healing traditions, and sacred experiences within. And we are privy to this ancestral wisdom; we just need to look, listen, taste, feel, and breathe it in, and we will uncover the ways in which our forebears lived, helping us reclaim the Earth’s knowledge and practices in our own existence.

Our connection runs deep, like the roots of a tree, anchored in the Earth and each other. We stay grounded, deeply rooted in our bond, always rooting for one another.

We commit ourselves to the Earth and each other, knowing where and what we stand for together. And we stay loyal to our anchored roots, nourishing our choice in each other.

Our roots intertwine and thus grow stronger together with every twist and snarl and entanglement and muddle. But we push through, connecting with Mother Nature and each other, for together, we are rooted in this life, planted firmly into the ground forever.

And from our roots, we stand tall like trees, live in communion with the Universe, and bear fruit together.

For we are the Earth, the roots, the bark, and the curvature of the branches; we are the trees, a glorious painting against the sky-blue canvas.