A
HEALING
CEREMONY
FOR
PLANET
EARTH
INTRODUCTION
One fine spring evening in 1976,
near the Stoney Indian Reservation, west of Calgary, Alberta,
Canada, nineteen people gathered on the top of a mountain in
order to participate in a novel form of spiritual communion.
Meanwhile, eight hundred miles to the west, in Vancouver, British
Columbia, another group assembled for the same purpose. They
gathered at Jericho Beach, around a sacred fire created by Hopi
Indian spiritual leaders. For months these same leaders had
been inviting people all over the world to join with them, at
the exact time of the full moon on this day, to create "A
Healing Ceremony For Planet Earth". The ceremony was meant
to bring vividly to life, the Hopi message that through prayer,
ceremony, and the heart, we can heal the Earth, as ourselves.
For the group
on Mt. Yamnuska, this message
took the form of a powerful synchronicity. Exactly at 9:15, the
time of the Full Moon, the wind, which had been blowing vigorously,
stopped. A powerful silence enveloped the group, and a peaceful
Presence filled the quiet space, infusing each member of the
group with spiritual energy. Everyone present was aware that
all over the world, other like-minded people were honouring the
Earth in a similar way. It was clear that all were being mysteriously
awoken by the manifestation of a unique healing force.
Each year, when the Sun is in the astrological sign of Gemini,
and the Full Moon is in Sagittarius, the Healing Ceremony For
Planet Earth brings together people from diverse backgrounds
and has them merge in a relatively brief moment of undivided
unity. Each year, the opportunity to co-create globally-linked,
simultaneously-conducted, Earth Healing Ceremonies, returns.
Each year, we are given once again, the opportunity to unite
in such a simple, yet powerful way. Anyone anywhere can participate.
Please feel freem
to contact me by email:
PostMaster@dwayneedwardrourke.com
"Together
with all nations,
we protect both land and life
and hold the world in balance."
Hopi
prayer