My Prayer: "Dear Mother Earth, please forgive us for all of our transgressions against You and all of your children upon You-- your waters, your air, your soil, your tree people, plant people, rock people, gem and mineral people, animal people, and humans. We are thankful for Your love and nurturance. Dear Spirit, thank You for the strength to overcome our weaknesses, unite together to restore our Mother, cease from our wars and our destruction, and usher in a new era of one thousand years of Peace upon the Earth. Thank you. Namaste, Amen. And so it is. "

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Make an offering to be placed in an earth vessel: http://earthtreasurevase.org/make-an-offering/


The Practice

The Earth Treasure Vase Global Healing Project

Inspired by an ancient Tibetan Buddhist tradition, the Earth Treasure Vase Global Healing Project brings healing and protection to the Earth by filling consecrated clay vessels with prayers and offerings, and ceremonially burying them in the Earth in collaboration with local indigenous elders, young activists and regular folks in places where healing and protection are most needed around the planet. We began our pilgrimages in 1990 with 30 Earth Treasure Vases and have buried 23 thus far. Over the next few years we intend to accomplish the last 7.

Now, when all planetary ecosystems are threatened and all species are endangered, this practice invites individuals and communities everywhere to come together and strengthen our shared intention for restoring wellbeing to the Earth. The practice transcends political, cultural and spiritual differences in a common language of caring and compassion.

Working with the Earth Treasure Vases teaches us to give expression to our own unique gifts, which will surely help to re-build the collective body of the Earth into a harmonious and balanced state of creative vitality. When we offer prayers for the healing and protection of the Earth, wholly and completely, action follows and reflects the depth of our commitment.

To accomplish the Earth Treasure Vase practice, the vessels are taken into a community meditation, filled with sacred and symbolic offerings over many months, ceremonially sealed, and then buried all over the world in places of need — never to be disturbed. As we travel and make relations with indigenous elders and young activists, we are cultivating an independent grassroots network that includes prayer as a universal gesture of help and healing.

We are also planting seeds that may grow into actions that lead to real change.

Our meditations and prayers bear witness to the poison of toxic waste and the inhumane torture inflicted on people, animals and plants. From the backwaters and jungles, the remote highlands and arctic villages, we have joined together in ceremony with members of local communities imagining a world without suffering.

As we create this mandala of peace and healing, we also share the tools of communication that can link the planet in ongoing dialogue and prayer to support an awakened spirit of compassion in action and mobilize protection where it is needed to restore balance to this Earth once again.

May all beings benefit!

Website: http://earthtreasurevase.org/
More information: http://earthtreasurevase.org/about-us/ 

Make an offering to be placed in an earth vessel: http://earthtreasurevase.org/make-an-offering/

Related Blog:   MiddleEast Peace Pole: http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1778977

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Earth Treasure Vase burial sites: (See Google Earth Map for locations and stories)
1. Center of the Mandala: a cave above Los Alamos, New Mexico

2. North: Source of the Rio Grande, Creede, Colorado

3. South: Mouth of the Rio Grande, border of Texas & Mexico

4. East: Mt. Baldy, New Mexico

5. West: Mt. Chicoma, New Mexico

6. Hudson River, upstate New York

7. Headwaters Old Growth Redwoods Forest, Northern California

8. Punta Cometa, Coast of Oaxaca, Mexico

9. Il’ca’bamba, Ecuador

10. Kosovo — village of Djakova

11. Tritium facility, University of California, Berkeley

12. Dtao Dum Forest, near the Thai-Burma border in Thailand

13. Biosphere 2, Oracle, Arizona

14. Israel / Palestine — Village of Ein Kerem, on the outskirts of Jerusalem

15. New York City (after 911)

16. Hiroshima, Japan

17. East Oakland – the Freedom Center at the MLK Regional Shoreline Park

18. Source of the Ganges, India

19. Source of the Amazon, Brazil

20. Southern Pacific Ocean, Trobriand Islands, Papua, New Guinea

21. Arctic Alaska

22. Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia (the Heart of the World for the Tayrona people)

23. Liberia, West Africa

Vases that are dedicated but not yet buried:
24. South Africa (via elephant sanctuaries, the white lions of Timbavati & San Bushmen communities)

25. Australia (Uluru)

26. Democratic Republic of Congo (via Gabon)

27. Altai Mountains, Russia

28. Source of Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, Eastern Turkey (via the Path of Abraham & Sarah)

29. Afghanistan

30. Europe



 

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