In this startling prologue to The Living Earth, our planet becomes the narrator—a weary, ancient entity observing humanity as a fleeting "scab" on its skin. With dark wit and cosmic perspective, Earth recounts how human civilizations rise and fall like seasonal blooms, disconnected from the deeper intelligence of the living world. Through tales of beavers that boiled oceans and whales that drowned ecosystems in song, Gaia reveals the consequences of "going off-script." This is not a metaphor; it’s an urgent dispatch from a conscious biosphere asking: will you listen before you flake away? Read More…