Messages from Nature and Humanity

The transcript is a poetic call to humanity from nature's elements—the rock, river, and tree—urging people to face their destiny with courage and not hide in ignorance. It highlights the struggles and ignorance of humanity, inviting them to embrace peace and unity. Diverse voices and shared history are acknowledged, encouraging individuals to root themselves in strength and hope. The message concludes with a call to embrace new beginnings, offering hope and courage for the future.

What ancient species are mentioned as having left tokens on Earth?

• Mastodon and Dinosaur

• Trilobite and Ammonite

• Sabertooth and Mammoth

• Dodo and Passenger Pigeon

What does the rock urge humanity to do?

• Hide in its shadow

• Face their destiny

• Seek refuge in darkness

• Ignore the past

What does the river invite people to do?

• Build dams

• Continue their struggles

• Rest by its side

• Pollute its waters

What was the state of the rock, river, and tree before human cynicism?

• Divided and separate

• Silent and dormant

• Destroyed and forgotten

• One and united

Which groups of people are mentioned as hearing the messages of nature?

• Only the privileged

• Only the religious

• Only the oppressed

• A diverse range of people

What historical journey is described in the text?

• The journey of explorers

• The journey of various peoples and their connection to the land

• The journey of animals across continents

• The journey of technological advancement

What does the tree symbolize in its message?

• Weakness and fragility

• Steadfastness and resilience

• Isolation and solitude

• Change and instability

What are people encouraged to do with new opportunities?

• Resist them

• Fear them

• Embrace them

• Ignore them

What is the final message regarding shared humanity?

• To compete with each other

• To greet the new day with hope

• To forget the past

• To remain divided