The next text is inspired on the book ‘The last days of ancient sunlight’.

How can we go on exploiting our natural resources like we do now? I see many acres full of long sticks, waiting for the wine season to start. I see millions of cars and thousands of trucks. Where are we all going? If we took just what we need and give leftovers to our friends, trucks could stay away. Thousands of wine fields are created out of pure luxury: we don’t need wine for living! Give the land back its freedom. We claim too much from nature to feel free. But what do we give back? Our love is absorbed in cars and luxury, in journeys to far away countries where nature still exists. What a paradox! If we solve our love in the water we give to the farmlands, the wildflowers will return in their glory. Stony yards will be replaced by rich soil and trees will shelter the houses against our fierce god. A simple walk through the village will give us enough energy and happiness, similar to a journey to Turkey, Spain or North America. All we need is right beside us, and under our feet. Stop cursing snails away from your yard, because without snails there are no birds.
Understand your ecosystem.
Restore it.
You will feel one.
And then you can die happy.