Often, we live under the illusion that we are separate beings from nature, perceiving it as a material object with economic value (natural resource), losing sight of the fact that we are a whole with it. The "civilized" human exploits nature with a constant pursuit of economic growth, fostering the illusion of infinite progress in a finite world. Humans are the only species with the power to cause the extinction of other species and entire ecosystems, even to the point of risking self-destruction. We are the missing link in the delicate and fragile chain of life and species evolution. This alienation and disconnection have contributed to environmental and social problems worldwide, as well as chronic modern-day ailments such as stress, anxiety, depression, and spiritual emptiness. Therefore, it is essential to reconnect with nature to restore a healthy balance between humans and the natural environment that has given (and continues to give) life. We can only achieve this when we learn to love our Mother Nature as ourselves. We only take care of what we love.