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Look out, Aang. Prince Charles says he is the hope for the world.
I can only somehow imagine that I find myself being born into this position for a purpose. I don’t want my grandchildren or yours to come along and say to me, “Why the hell didn’t you come and do something about this? You knew what the problem was”. That is what motivates me.
These comments come from Charles’ work on the documentary entitled “Harmony”, after the Prince’s book of the same name, scheduled to debut in the U.S. in November. “Harmony” talks of Charles’ beliefs that commerce and development have destroyed the English countryside.
The way nature presents itself – we’ve turned it into merely a mechanical process.
The prince has always firmly believed that nature and the universe are a ‘living entity’ that must be cherished. He supports farmers and sells organic foods. Charles was even teased once for talking to his plants, but his views have never swayed in the 22 years since he took up the mantle as an eco-friendly royal. He maintains that he has a “sacred duty of stewardship of the natural order of things”.





