| Art 1: |
The earth belongs to itself
To state that the earth belongs to no results i saying that the earth belongs to everyone. The earth is on another level; it is autonomous. |
| Art 2: |
Essential right and duty of the earth to react against man's hostility. The more man's concscious or unconscious actions towards the earth, the more legitimate the earth's retort. |
| Art 3: |
The spatial right of the earth.For man space is concrete and conceivable only in its dimension of matter, or its opposite: anti-matter. The earth's capacity and force is at its height in its spatial dimension. |
| Art 4: |
The temporal right of the earth.The earth's natal stance in regards to vegetal, animal, and human life displays its capacity and force in its temporal dimension. |
| Art 5: |
The earths exists.
The earth is a living entity: man is only a part of its environment. |
| Art 6: |
All human, economic, technical, military, ideological, and political (etc...) conditions that concerns the earth as a planetary entity and symbol should be considered as secondary. The earth exists outside man-made boundaries. |
| Art 7: |
With love man is the heart of the earth and all lands. |
| Art 8: |
The earth can only be a concept for one who lacks a soul, without the soul the earth cannot be conceived. |
A love poem
For this earth of earthlings which loves us.
Earth that lives in the music of our soul and the violin of our hearts.
I love you, handful of earth and salute you with the tam-tam's grain, the piano's sand, the accordion's dust.
I love you, yes I love you. Earthlings in their small existence. |
Written 8 december 1995
By Phillipe Moncorgé in Lyon - France |
To use this text, you must ask the author
official translator : Tisha MUKARJI |
