Deep ecology teaches a healthy balance between intervention and restraint. An essential part of the approach lies in balancing what we do with what we don't do. We must keep an eye on the broader context. We will be trusting more fully our capacity to discern what is right in front of us. This way of seeing will naturally restrain us from abusing the living world.
Life appears to be too precious to destroy.
Navigating the 21st century will mean flowing more gracefully in the confluence of technology and nature that has carried us to our present level of understanding. We'll think twice before sending single-hulled oil tankers on a cruise too near to pristine beaches which are home to aquatic wildlife. By analogy, we'll be less likely to use potentially destructive therapies without adding safeguards, such as nutritional and herbal support. Where we practice is how we practice. The way we conduct our lives is a broadcast having vibrational impact on everyone, and every-thing around us.