Let us give future generations the gift of Earth citizenship by first giving it to ourselves. — Ilchi Lee, Earth Citizen: Recovering Our Humanity
Let us give future generations the gift of Earth citizenship by first giving it to ourselves. — Ilchi Lee, Earth Citizen: Recovering Our Humanity
Let us give future generations the gift of Earth citizenship by first giving it to ourselves. — Ilchi Lee, Earth Citizen: Recovering Our Humanity
Let us give future generations the gift of Earth citizenship by first giving it to ourselves. — Ilchi Lee, Earth Citizen: Recovering Our Humanity
Let us give future generations the gift of Earth citizenship by first giving it to ourselves. — Ilchi Lee, Earth Citizen: Recovering Our Humanity
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Let us give future generations the gift of Earth citizenship by first giving it to ourselves.

— Ilchi Lee, Earth Citizen: Recovering Our Humanity
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