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The Gaia Mandala Global Healing Community Is a Growing Circle of

By The Gratefulness Team
Aug 2, 2020 2 min read
Source: gratefulness.org

Australia the Aboriginal people talk about the “songlines”that are like “energetic highways” connecting places. I think there’s kind of an alchemy with the vases: everyone who’s part of the project around the world — thousands of people in Africa, Australia, America, and everywhere in between — have poured their hearts filled with prayers as offerings into these little clay pots. And that’s what is planted like a seed. It really is as if these intentions are coming to life and growing and sprouting in different ways. 

Welcome to Country by Aboriginal Elder Aunty Margaret Katherine (Australia)

If you could share one message about this project and gratefulness, what would it be?

When we cultivate awareness through our shared experience in prayer, our gratitude feeds the spirit that is contributing to the change in the world. This is how we give strength to the work of our times, for the healing that is called for. I know it feels like a pretty big mess, but it also feels like we’re on the edge of something really amazing. So we need to stay focused on that and give it all we’ve got. We each have a profound gift to give the world.  

To learn more about the Gaia Mandala Global Healing Community, the Earth Treasure Vase project (including the locations of the vases that have been buried), and Alliance for the Earth, visit the website:  gaiamandala.net

To learn about other Grateful Changemakers, visit: Grateful News

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Kristin Pedemonti Aug 3, 2020

Thank you for a deeply inspiring share, I had heard of the Earth Treasure Vase Healing Project from a dear friend, to read this reminds me yet again what one person with determination and courageous connection to others can then accomplish. May we each see ourselves and each other as peace filled vases <3

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Patrick Watters Aug 2, 2020

But ultimately it’s not about the vase, but the piece of our heart we put into it, that is what heals and draws others. }:- a.m. (anonemoose monk)

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