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💦 Call Out for Rain . . . 💦

💦Join daily meditating for rain💦
~ imagining/feeling the rain falling ~
for areas in drought, the wildfires . . .
forgiveness, peace, faith, trust,
the Mother’s Hope.

Thank You

The Narwhal: ‘Sell them for nothing or watch them starve’:
farmers face difficult decisions amid B.C. (Canada) drought

As B.C.’s drought worsens, farmers are scrambling
to protect their livestock and crops.

CBC: ‘Everyone just started running’:
evacuee describes rapid spread of B.C. (Canada) wildfire

‘It was like heat, and a whirlwind, and a tornado
all mixed into one,’ Gun Lake cabin owner says

Global Weather

Practicing FORTITUDE,
returning to the HEART
OVER & OVER with Jesus,
& releasing all fear with AAM,
practicing forgiveness with hope
CREATES GRATITUDE/Love WITHIN
& GRATITUDE for Humanity & Gaia,
BALANCED Weather WITHOUT.

Courage ~ As Within So Without

 

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💙💙Forgiveness Day💙💙2 Min at 2pm

 

Today, August 2nd,
is Global Forgiveness Day.

A way to participate:

Set an alarm for 2 pm today.

At 2 pm, pause for 2 minutes.

Bring your attention to the present moment.

Now, breathe in the Divine Mother’s Blue Hope & Healing.

Breathe out stress & tension. Relax.

Breathe in again.

Let go with the Mother the pains of the past.

Forgive with the Mother’s Help

Feel Her Lightness of Being

Her Peace – Your Peace.

Forgive but not to forget.

We do not want to re-create the past.



Time for the Divine Feminine Peace to rise in everyone. . .

Excerpts from the latest Battered Women’s Support Services newsletter, July 31, 2023:

In Canada 2022, 184 women and girls were violently killed due to their gender – an average of at least 1 person every 2 days.

This represents a 27 percent increase when compared to 2019.

For 5 consecutive years, rates of reported family violence and intimate partner violence have also been increasing.

Last year, federal, provincial, and territorial governments endorsed a 10-year National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence.

Gender-based violence is a state of emergency in every community in this province, and local governments have an important role to play.

We are calling on every local government to implement a whole-of-government, multi-stakeholder, and intersectional plan to end all gender-based violence.

This includes ensuring adequate housing, transition services, and wrap around supports for women, gender-diverse, people, youth, and children fleeing violence.

We need action from our local governments because the lives of many survivors depend on it.

Join us in calling on your municipal government to implement an immediate and concrete action plan to end gender-based violence.

If this is a calling, a template letter
for local gov’t representatives: here

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This is part of the latest newsletter from The Elders by Graca Machel:

Dear friends,

On our shared planet of 8 billion people, we must never forget how interconnected we are.

This awareness of our shared humanity, so often lacking among leaders now, was what Nelson Mandela and I had in mind when we co-founded The Elders in 2007.

In South Africa, this concept of belonging to each other is called Ubuntu.

More than 15 years after our group first came together, and in the face of grave existential threats, Mandela’s wisdom is needed more than ever.

Last month, on his birthday, we celebrated his vision as the continued driving force behind all our work.

Mandela was guided throughout his life by his unwavering commitment to equality, justice and compassion.

He believed deeply in human capacity for kindness and change.

Now, it is up to us to live his legacy. . .

. . . It is shameful that out of 195 countries in the world, at the start of this year only 17 countries had a woman Head of State, and just 19 countries had a woman Head of Government.

. . . Leaders must recognize that our own survival as a human family, and the prospect of living in societies of equity and prosperity, hinges on female leadership.

It is high time for more women to lead.

While the challenges we face are grave, and while women’s rights are under increasing attack, we can never let injustice and impunity win.

There is always hope for a better world – through every crisis, through every storm.

We must hold onto it. It is up to all of us to keep pushing for change, to keep demanding better from leaders, and to rise up until the future is safe and just.

With thanks for your ongoing support,

Graça Machel

 

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🙏💦💙Please Send Moisture/Love/Balance for Wildfires💦💚⚖️🙏

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Yes Magazine: The Young People Reshaping Wildfire Policy

Dogwood: End Fracking Movement Reaches 40 BC Communities

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In BC there were 373 active wildfires on Monday, with 110 considered out of control, according to an information officer with the BC Wildfire Service. Jesse Winter/The Globe and Mail

Almost 900 Wildfires Burning Across Canada as Provinces and Territories Set Record Temperatures

By Andrea Woo & Joy Spearchief-Morris, The Globe and Mail, July 17, 2023

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/british-columbia/article-almost-900-wildfires-burning-across-canada-as-provinces-and/

Nearly 900 wildfires continued to burn across Canada on Monday, as military assistance arrived in British Columbia and plumes of smoke triggered air quality warnings in more than a dozen U.S. states.

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The blazes have doubled in number since mid-June, and several provinces and territories have recently set new record-high temperatures, causing experts to worry that the hot and dry conditions will accelerate the burning.

In B.C., there were 373 active wildfires on Monday, with 110 considered out of control, according to Sarah Budd, an information officer with the BC Wildfire Service. Of those, 23 were considered fires of note, meaning they were highly visible or had the potential to impact people, communities or critical infrastructure.

Ms. Budd said forests in the province’s northern half have sustained repeated lightning strikes over the past 15 days, which have fed the flames. She added that the province’s hotspots are expecting a brief reprieve over the next few days, but that fire conditions could pick up again later in the week.

“We’ve got some high winds moving through and we’ll see a little more precipitation, but after that, it’ll start to clear, we’ll get some sun and warming, and that will feed the fires that are currently on the landscape,” she said.

Read more. . .

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https://modis.gsfc.nasa.gov/gallery/individual.php?db_date=2023-07-18

A vicious Northern Hemisphere wildfire season continued through mid-July 2023, with hundreds of large fires in Eastern Russia and Canada pumping smoke into the atmosphere. Through the spring and summer, this smoke has hung over many millions of people across the Northern Hemisphere, turning sunsets red, skies gray, and even forcing people to shelter indoors or wear masks in an attempt to escape dangerous air quality.

These effects are not just happening next to the fire-stricken areas, but throughout the Northern Hemisphere. For example, wave after wave of smoke has funneled southward from Canada to spread over the United States, driving AQI (Air Quality Index) into the Red (“unhealthy”), purple (“very unhealthy”) and even maroon (“hazardous”) categories. On July 17, Canadian smoke funneled as far south as Birmingham, Alabama, where AQI at 10:00 p.m. local time was at 153 (Red). Forecasters expect additional smoke to funnel southward on July 18, bringing decreased visibility and poor air quality to more than 70 million U.S. residents.

But smoke also funnels northward.

On July 13, 2023, the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) acquired a true-color image of the Arctic. Swirls of clouds surround the sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean, and the dull white sea ice also covers the waters around Canada’s Queen Anne Islands. Greenland’s white ice sheet shimmers brightly in the lower center of the image. All of these features are common to summer in the Arctic. But the image also contains something very uncommon —- clouds of smoke.

The first gray plume can be seen entering the image in the lower left corner. This is a massive stream of smoke that has funneled northward from the fires in Western Canada, and it stretches so far north that it appears to reach the edge of the sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean. A second patch of thick smoke can is visible at the top center of the image. This gray pall originates from fires in Russia’s Far East, and does not reach as far into the Arctic Circle as the Canadian smoke. It is remarkable to view smoke originating on opposite sides of the Earth reaching into the Arctic Circle at the same time.

Image Facts
Satellite: Aqua
Date Acquired: July 13, 2023
Resolutions: 1km (7.6 MB), 500m ( B), 250m ( B)
Bands Used: 1,4,3
Image Credit: MODIS Land Rapid Response Team, NASA GSFC

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The Divine Mother Energy
is connected to all water on the planet.
When we send moisture & ask for help,
the Divine Mother helps us understand
the feminine & the masculine
in balance ⚖️ in gratitude ⚖️ within
opening our hearts,
our heart consciousness.
This is what Jesus & the Magdalena were examples of in form,
information that is not in the Bible.
As we open to equality within,
allowing our Mother Energy
of Hope, of Forgiveness, of Trust, of Faith
for the past, for the Divine Plan, for the future,
🌎 the planet & all our societal systems 🌏
balance as we become more grateful ⚖️

💦 Forgiveness 💦 & ⚖️ Gratitude ⚖️ create
💚Compassion💚Non-judgement💚
💚 all hearts o p e n 💚
& ⚖️ in joy for sacred purpose to create
a world that works for everyone.

As Within So Without
As Above So Below
The Universal Law of Balance, of Gratitude ⚖️

 

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