[GMW #2784] Changing Earth's Name To planet Business Is
Not Acceptable
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The Earth:
"Dear Robert, I think it would be better if humans would change my name and replace it by what I have really become, namely the planet Business. It would remove the feminine aspect of my nature and make me what I really am now, namely a males' planet." I: You may be right. As a matter of fact, this gives me an idea: the Earth Council established on the magnificent grounds of the UN University for Peace in Costa Rica should draw up a world list of the words used for the Earth, their etymology and meaning in all languages. This would give us a precious idea of how humans in the different places of the world perceived you. I know only a very few: In Greek, Gaya was a goddess who whirled as a nebula in the universe and became the Earth. Western scientific words use it profusely: geology, geometry, geophysics, geography, etc. (geo being a contraction of gaya). In German, die Erde comes from goddess Eartha; the same origin of the English Earth. The Latin Terra, French Terre, Spanish Terra, etc. are all feminine. I will suggest it to Celine Cousteau, who works at the Earth Council, The Earth: "I would like that because I loved so much Captain Jacques Cousteau, her grandfather." Robert's The Miracle, Joy and Art of Living, Volume II Chapter 3 Of Consciousness
Walk through life lightly with little baggage, like an angel. Do
not be overburdened, too earthbound, too goodsbound. Like angels
keep your head and soul in heaven.
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