Please assist sharing this message to all Ashtar Command members & those who are interested in co-creating peace through the global support system. Please cut and paste and share the message; for our intentions can transcend & heal. The external damage is exceeding past frameworks for reference - internal modes of support need sustaining from those of us who can send out positively attuned thoughts as mindful energy.
It is now time that we are assisted by the collective energy of all that we connect with & that we may connect with. Three quarters of Queensland, Australia are under water which is affecting all types of life systems. $11 Million was raised recently for the floods that happened just not long ago & they have all been hit again...all is lost. The relief effort however, is being hindered by king tides and continued rain; the energy that needs to be shared with humanity at this time - money will never suffice; (next 48hrs crucial) it's about understanding how we support our fellow people by sharing - through flooded precipative times that mindset can pervade, strengthen and underpin the sustainability of humankind and planetary alignment.

It is now time that understanding the concept of being one is much needed to accept, embrace & co-manage all systems of life on this planet. Earth is showing us by her expanding distance, her reign-full relentless crying (flooding), earth-quakes (heart break) burning lands (the fire in her belly) and the cyclonic devastation (the breath).

Please use any piece of technology to send messages of inspirational hope, emit energy through the modality of healing you attune with, smile for no reason with the intention of healing and you support the energy that planet earth needs to rescue, recover and heal.
Thank you for the support, the love and most of all the connectedness everyone offers in the light of their purpose in this lifetime.
IN ONENESS
Sunspiritsmiles

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110111/ap_on_re_as/as_australia_flooding

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20110111/wl_asia_afp/australiaweatherfloods_20110111144937