According to Arnae, one of the basic principles of deep ecology is that “all forms of life have a value and the right to self-realization”, which he describes as the right to live and bloom. Self-realization focuses on personal growth and understanding where one stands in a whole ecosystem. It’s connected to the principle of identification. Self-realization implies that one's view of oneself is expanding and gaining consciousness of all the other humans and organisms it is relying on and it is connected to. In other words, to understand ourselves, we need to be able to understand how much…