The Purpose Of Our Life Is To

There's An Elegiac Quality In Watching [american Wilderness] Go, Because It's Our Own Myth, The American Frontier, That's Deteriorating Before Our Eyes. I Feel A Deep Sorrow That My Kids Will Never Get To See What I've Seen, And Their Kids Will See Nothing; There's A Deep Sadness Whenever I Look At Nature Now.

In This Very Breath That We Take Now Lies The Secret That All Great Teachers Try To Tell Us.

If We Were Doomed To Live Forever, We Would Scarcely Be Aware Of The Beauty Around Us.

It's A Simplification To Say That The Men [during Stone Age] Went To War To Maintain Their Dominance Over The Women. The Men Would Help Dig Agricultural Ditches Because They Were Superb Farmers. That Was Very Heavy Lifting Work. But Then They Just Preened Themselves, And Put Bird-of-paradise Plumes [in Their Hair], And Smoked Dope.

Simultaneously I Am Myself, The Child I Was, The Old Man I Will Be.