I'm looking for the origin of this particular quotation.  It's spoken
in a conversational manner to a silent party:

Nature is the best artist of all.
Now I want you to look around;
there's no one here
This is your place in the sun.
Just take the necessary time to explore what's here;
the sound, the water, the trees, the grass, the sky.
It's really beautiful and good to be here,
and life is great and fantastic.
Look around, I'll return in a moment.

I heard the sample used in Odd Nodsam's "Plan 9 Meat Your Hypnotist,"
but searches yielded nothing.

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Clarification of Question by desbaine-ga on 28 Oct 2003 10:50 PST

The correct quote is actually:

Nature is the best artist of all.
Now I want you to look around;
there's no one here
This is your place in the sun.
Just take the necessary time to explore what's here,
get a feeling for the place.
the sound, the animals, the water, the trees, the grass, the sky.
It's really beautiful and good to be here, and peaceful, joyful, loving,
and life is great and beautiful and fantastic.
Look around, I'll return in a moment.