This book is an achievement of a long time dream and belief, which Fox Badibanga has entertained since he was five years old, that there was forces working inside the earth, and that the Earth must be a gigantesque being whose body gives us food, water and habitat. Making a compilation of different theories, both scientific, metaphysical and philosophical regarding the nature and the constitution of the Earth, Fox Badibanga offers to the world an unprecedented view of our planet while enjoining his voice to those already active on the field for the promotion and the protection of the Earth Rights.

The purpose of this book is to introduce a philosophical or a fictional questioning: What if the Earth is a living being with feeling, memory and life just like human beings? It is all about making the patient to talk.

The story in this book is a centered on the escapades of a fictional character named Al Gore Faustus and is designed to explore the idea of the earth being a living anthropomorphized being with feeling, memory, and a spirit.

As the story opens, Al Gore Faustus was just turning nine years old, and was travelling with his parents to Oslo in order to attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony honoring his grandfather work and activism on climate changing. Inspired by his grandfather’s work, and even more by his acceptance speech, Faustus became meditative questioning the mysteries of the day. In the course of his explorations, he stumbled upon a way and found a path leading into the Earth.

Accompanied only by Beethoven’s nine symphonies on his iPod, Faustus journeys through the nine strata composing the Earth until he reaches the center of the planet where he is privy to a conversation with the Earth’s very spirit. The Spirit of the Earth explains the purpose of and the interrelationships between the different strata, and discusses several key environmental issues and the actions humans can take in relation with them. The Spirit concluded by reminding Faustus that humans were inextricably linked to the Earth, so much so that, collectively, they formed its Spirit.

When Al Gore Faustus returned to his family on the Earth’s surface, he did so determined to share what he had learned with the entire humanity. As the family returned home, Faustus birthday party was organized. During the party, Faustus gathered twelve of his friends present at the party in the underground chamber where, for the first time, he revealed to the twelve the story of his adventures inside the Earth. He and his twelve friends ended up creating the “Jus Terrea Magisterum”, a council for the Earth Rights dedicated to recruit children all over the planet in order to mobilize their parents and adults to stand and take necessary actions to stop and end the global warming.