Bleaming light to our earth mother, Gaia

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Loving light going out to our earth mother

From the heart of the universe into the loving embrace of a mother
From the Creator energy ~ birthings on Gaia
From  unconditional love ~nurturing, compassion
From the One that we are ~ feelings of connection

Bleaming loving energy from the compassionate heart of all beings to bring a healing balance in our earth mother's energy.

May all beings be blessed by material wealth, emotional health,loving relationships, intuitive willfulness, truthful expression, connected intelligence,

May despair  cease
May hatred decrease
May peace peace peace
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Mitakuye Oyasin

Great Spirit,

Thank you for providing us with all that is needed to live in harmony, experience joy and the wisdom to know that we are all one.

Deep bows to a nurturing mother, who remains patient and giving, allowing us to realize in our own time what she has been teaching us all along.

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Mother Earth hear your child, As I sit here on your lap of grass,
I listen to the echoes of your voice In my brother, the Wind,
As he blows from all corners and directions.

The soft and gentle raindrops are the Tears you cry for your children
Teach me the Lessons you offer: To nurture my children, as you nurture yours,
To learn the Lessons of the Four Kingdoms, that make up this World of Physical Things, and To Learn to Walk the Path chosen so long ago.

Mother Earth, hear your child, Be a bond between the Worlds of Earth and Spirit.
Let the Winds echo the Knowledge of the Grandfathers.
Who await, unseen, yet visible if I only turn my eyes to their World.
Let me hear their Voices, in the Winds that Blow to the East.

From the East: I seek the Lessons of Childhood:
To see with the trusting innocence of a small one,
The Lessons of Spirit, Given in Love by our Creator.

From the South: to Learn the Ways of Questioning:
The Fire and Independence of adolescence,
The Truths, and how they help us Grow along this Path.

From the West: where the Grandfathers teach us Acceptance of Responsibility
That come during the years of Marriage and Family.
That my own children grow Strong, and True.

From the North: where the Elders, who by their long lives
Have learned and stored Wisdom and Knowledge.
And Learned to Walk in Balance and Harmony with our Mother, the Earth.

Mother Earth, hear your child. Hold my hand as I Walk my Path in this World.
Guide me to the Lessons I seek, bring me closer to Our Creator,
Until I return to the Western Direction, to once again Enter the World of Spirit,
Where the Sacred Fire Awaits, and I rejoin the Council of the Elders,
In the Presence of the One Who-Created-All.

– KiiskeeN'tum- She Who Remembers

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joining in - such beautiful words…making a circle of light to offer to anyone in need on this day and sending light to all the days in our future and past
May our journeys be peaceful and full of love for one another
Tai

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just beautiful.

and from the sun, the moon, and the self as a creator.

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I am sending from the smallest life form on up..
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While many prescriptions exist for what ails Mother Earth, there’s also one major problem: we know precious little about our planetary home. 

— life forms that exist near the ocean surface. In any given sample of seawater, it is known virtually nothing about 99 percent of the microbes you’ll find there.
Why should we care? Well, one of the things we do know is that these microscopic entities are helping ensure that our world stays livable. Thanks to a complex interplay among plant-like microbes, animal-like microbes, and higher life forms, for example, some of the carbon dioxide that routinely enters the ocean’s surface waters from the atmosphere ends up far down below. And it may stay there for centuries — something for which we can all be grateful.

If the CO2 stored in the deep oceans equilibrated with Earth’s atmosphere, atmospheric CO2 levels would be at least double, and maybe triple, their current levels. And we’d be dealing with an environment drastically hotter than anything threatened by the current atmospheric buildups of CO2 and other so-called greenhouse gases.

So there’s ample reason to explore what makes individual types of microbes tick. But also critical is knowing how the different microbe species fit into a larger picture. The basic point, is that it isn’t just some individual types of organisms that cause carbon to be stored in the deep oceans. It’s the whole microbial food web — what’s referred to as the ‘biological pump.’ If we change the distribution and dominance patterns of the organisms involved in the pump’s machinery, we don’t know how it would work.

”PLANET’S PULSE

Penny Chisholm a specialist in the microbes called plankton, she’s explored the wonders of oceanic life close-up. One of her early achievements at MIT, in fact, was to discover what may be the most abundant oxygen-producing organism on Earth.

This ocean denizen, dubbed Prochlorococcus, is almost unimaginably tiny. (If you cut a snippet of human hair so it was exactly as long as it was wide, it would still be 10 times the size of this microbe. )She last year convinced the Department of Energy it was vital to map the microbe’s genes — a prelude to exploring how different strains interact with other microbes, and with the broader environment. Such studies, in turn, can help us understand how these tiny entities ultimately help support other forms of life on Earth, including human life. 

“We need to recognize that we’re now in charge of this planet,” notes Chisholm, “and we want to be able to put our fingers on its pulse and say, 
‘This is what we need to do.
’by Richard Anthony
source of the picture below of prochiorococcus

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Dear Mother Earth,
Thank you for being so good to me…
For giving me a chance to spend this lifetime with You…
For all the flowers you give me every day…
For the water you offer every moment…
For the beautiful sky you paint for me every morning…
For the love of your stars, for your trees, for your little bugs, for your kindness and tolerance…
For your Love…
Today I will plant more flowers just because I Love You…

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As we light our way into mother earth with prayers, knowledge, intentions, I came across a wonderful blog by Sherrilene, where  she's quoted HAPPY MOTHERS' DAY…MAMA AFRICA by Louise Uwacu who's her colleague.

Africa is mother to humanity; where humanity is said to have sprung from, and Louise's words come from a deep heart. Take a look!

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Full moon rising at Herring Cove Beach, Provincetown, MA
Taken on May 8, 2009
By dbking on Flickr