This is a panel discussion about applying the concept of inherent rights to the ecosystem as a whole. This is seen by the panelists as a way to fight against the increasing commodification and exploitation of nature in the court of law, as well as a basis for the global environmental movement. Discussing are well-known environmentalists Vandana Shiva, Maude Barlow, Cormac Cullinan and Pablo Solon. David Harveys moderates. The panel was held at the Brecht Forum at CUNY Graduate Center on April 21, 2011.
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The Science of Destruction 
Should Nature Have Rights ?… Nature is there to serve humans
humans in turn were given a brain to make the best use of nature.
The answer to the question is in truth it does not have an answer
however the intention of the question & questioneer having rights.
The point will be reached where the planet can no longer support
sustain human life at such time / humanity for a period will having
to vacate planet // thus the planet in having a time to re-new itself
humanity in time returns & resume its journey unto enlightenment.
It should be pointed out each individual is an individual in spiritual
terms / each individual has an spiritual account which carried from
life unto life /such spiritual accunt can’t be lost or stolen it belongs
to the individual. While & only while in a human material frame can
one add to their spiritual development unto the gaining of spiritual
experience & spiritual understanding / thus the gift of life precious
each day not adding to such spiritual account but a day that’s lost.
The final stage of spiritual development is one turning the senses
inward in a unfolding of the spiritual self. (take note it not that one
given anything its one’s re-intruduced to that which covered over
by a pile of material wants needs /such / that meditation removing.
Throughout the history of humanity there being spiritual teachers
for every level of being among such in taking one unto meditation
be the “Teacher of Teachers” // presently the /teacher of teachers
is Prem Rawat // On PC search put (words of peace) or ( words of
peace global) on site a selection of videos in which Prem explains
meditation // of ones turning the senses inward in an unfolding of
the spiritual self /Not ideas or beliefs. Not a heaven or a paradise
beyond the clouds // but that of spiritual experience bringing one
a clarity of understanding // in answering all questions. Is there a
God ?. Is there a heaven ?. What is the purpose of life of living ?.
Should nature have rights ?. All ones questions being answered
thus ones going beyond ideas and beliefs / unto knowing creator.
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[…] This is a panel discussion about applying the concept of inherent rights to the ecosystem as a whole. This is seen by the panelists as a way to fight against the increasing commodification and exploitation of nature in the court of law, as well as a basis for the global environmental movement. Discussing are well-known environmentalists Vandana Shiva, Maude Barlow, Cormac Cullinan and Pablo Solon. David Harveys moderates. The panel was held at the Brecht Forum at CUNY Graduate Center on April 21, 2011. […]
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