Australian Bushfire Healing Meditation
Channel: Michael New
Date: 04/01/2020

I'd like to offer this healing meditation for the impacts of the Australian Bush fires and to call in rains to extinguish them. Anyone anywhere can do this meditation. If you are in Australia and you are feeling very emotional about the situation then it may be more supportive for you to allow you system to come out of crisis, possibly with therapeutic support of some kind.

If you would like to directly help via donations then here is a link to an Australian newspaper explaining the options: https://www.smh.com.au/national/here-s-how-you-can-help-australia-s-bushfire-victims-20200104-p53ot2.html

I have deeply felt the impact of the current bushfires in Australia at the beginning of 2020. I've been an earth steward since 2011. Recently I've been working with people and communities that are feeling climate/eco grief and who are wondering what to do. Supporting them to look at and comprehend the current ecological, social and political state of the planet and what may be coming in the next 20 or so years, to help them build emotional resilience, make plans and take action.

I fell anger at our lack of care for the environment and grief and sadness at the loss of ecosystems, animals and species we are experiencing. It is time for the people who care about nature and each other to further take on this sacred responsibility; To ensure we care for the earth and each other and that as a society we do no more harm to our Mother Earth. It is time to hold those who damage our home, either through direct or indirect action or even non-action,  accountable.

I would like to share this healing meditation that has been inspired by the Australian Bush Fires and the global environmental situation with you. In this meditation we will ask for balance and harmony in nature across all the planet. We will ask for the hearts and minds of women and men to open to wise inspired compassionate action and for sacred waters in the form of rain to extinguish fires in Australia.