Hearty Land Quotes

“Money is just a means of survival, stop treating it like a God.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“We do not care much if others are sick, if nature is sick as long as it doesn't directly affects us. Coronavirus is just a wake up call to return to our loving self. And killing each other and animals isn't loving, neither noble. Be a Hero, step out of this vicious cycle, show love&compassion, Be Veg.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“We took the right to decide about life&death matters of our animal companions into our own hands, why viruses, bacteria, gems and other animals can't do the same with us? Be a Hero, Be Veg, Eat cruelty-free, plant-based meat.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“The equation is very simple, we kill = we get killed, either by infectious diseases or natural disasters. Demand and eat fake meat, because killing always seeks its bloody debt. Be Veg, eat cruelty-free, plant-based fake meat products.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“Meats for the belly, and the belly for meats, but God shall destroy both it and them (1 Corinthians 6:13, the Bible). This is an old proverb, only that God has nothing to do with the destruction of humankind. We will destroy ourselves by thinking we can kill and eat everything we do see fit and get away unharmed. As long as we kill each other (physically or psychologically), kill animals and create murdering atmosphere we will have to face effect. Be it in a form of an infectious disease or by angry nature which hasn't even begun to wreak havoc on us. Thus, Be a Hero, Be Vegan, Save our Home, our Earth.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“Until we don't treat people, animals and environment with respect we have no chance for peace.

We are saying that we want to have peace. But is that so? We value people according to their class, either is low, middle or high and above them all. Where one deserves all our respect (and jealousy) and the other zero.

We want peace but at the same time we support modern slavery, low cost produced goods and inhumane working environment. Saying that we don't have enough money to buy fair trade, cruelty-free or homemade goods.

We will have even less if we will support cruelty among the same species. Not to talk about the one, we impose on animals and environment.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“From a book Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance; “Hearty Land has a protective layer built of merit from consuming kinder, compassionate, plant-based diets, from the merit of following heaven’s higher way, the Awakenings, from being the golden embodiment of kindness, love, and wisdom, and from their every thought and deed,” Mom continued.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“God didn't invent monetary system, we, humans did it. As we did the system of injustice. And, yes, we do have a power over our choices. Every time we purchase something made by either a child or a slave we contribute to this system of injustice. And vice versa. We literally change the world.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“As I have said before, we have the power to change the world. Since we are the world! Who is a country if not a sum of its inhabitants? If every one of us is leading good, noble lives there is no space for bad things to happen.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“We are beings of habits. If our ancestors, grandparents, and parents would teach us to eat plant-based diet from early years on it would be so normal for us as it is every breath we inhale and exhale. It would become our tradition. The way things are, and they always were. Which is the case of all diets.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“I do believe in power of each human being posses. This kind of power we are all endowed with; that is the ability to make choices. In our everyday lives we are always choosing between good, beneficial and evil, harmful. Sometimes we might not know that we are harming (be it another person, animal or a planet). But when we do know that something is wrong and bad thing to do and yet we still do it we create grounds for evil circumstances to happen. Thus, Heaven or Hell on Earth (we all share) is only our own doing.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“Country = people.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“As late Michael Jackson songs goes: “We are the world.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“Take care of our own Mother Earth, it is the only so beautiful planet we have to live on. Use/produce/manufacture ecological household/industrial items. You (and your children) are the one drinking water from.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“Oftentimes omnivores feel threatened by herbivores. But why? Neither one neither the others aren’t better peer see. It is just that herbivores automatically reduce a lot of unnecessary environmental, medical, financial costs and suffering involved.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance

“I often hear or read: “Time is money.” If that would be true, everyone would have exactly the same amount of money. As the pointer on the clock is ticking the same for everyone.”
― Ema Dan, Hearty Land: A tale about a journey into a land of abundance