I've travelled to all sorts of temples in all parts of the world and respected their ways. Big Churches and little ones, Synagogues and Monasteries in so many places. They are nice centres for people to congregate. I love the energy... but for me, Nature is my religion.

My temple has a roof, I call it the sky. My temple has a floor, it's the earth. My temple has icons all around and these are all living creatures. My temple has a prayer book and it's called love. So, I respect and love my temple as others respect and love theirs, by taking good care of it.

My temple doesn't have a day for worship. My religion is in my work, my relationship, my sport, my family, my money and social life. Nature is, boundaryless.

My temple is nature but it doesn't have a door nor a membership list. All belong .. in fact, it's our common birthright. Everybody belongs, willing or unwilling to the church of nature. 

My Synagogue is without a Rabbi. Nature doesn't need translation. The creator who created nature created me, so, I know nature because I know me.. or visa versa... 

In fact, maybe I'm in error calling it my religion.. it isn't mine, it isn't a choice... we all belong and it belongs to no one...

The wealthiest and most inspired people I know, understand human nature. They are, far from being purists who insist on changing human nature, able to exploit it.

Nature and human nature are in an argument. Often referred to as the cosmic giggle, successful people in all walks of life understand the difference.

The more conscious a person becomes the more they understand this difference between human nature and nature. The more TV we absorb and the deeper we isolate ourselves in nature, the less we understand human nature.