VICTORIAN FIRES AUSTRALAI
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From: Starr* S.
Date: Sunday, February 8, 2009, 8:45 PM
Subject: Victorian fires Australai
Reply to: 267042
ID: 267046

Dear Michael et All

We here in Western Australia are in great concern along with you for what has been called the most horrific day in Australian history regarding what is happening in Victoria.

According to the Police the multiple fires were purposefully set !!!!!!!!!!!

I consider we are at war (with an unknown element).

We, here, don't think we will necessarily be exempt from similar extremes. It is happening in New South Wales too.

Obviously we are praying and putting white light aroung the people.

Who will utilize this land after this burn out?

I don't believe this calamity is because the people had bad vibes there....it is like a genocide of sorts.

Pouring our living love into the area ---- Starr*

--- On Sun, Feb 8, 2009, in msg267042, Michael Ellis wrote ---

Dear All

What is equivalent to a giant fire ball has hit the atate of Victoria wher I live and has burnt and dessicated the country areas which comprise most of the state

it is very very sad. I feel so sad for all those people who have lost their livelihoods anf jobs. Now almost 100 have died in the fires

There is a sadness amongst the people, A sense of emotional restraint. You can see it in their eyes The heat was terrible on Saturday, Down by the ocean , where I was,the temp was 44 degrees centigrade which is111 degrees fahreneit and the wind was ferocious

The whole of Victoria was ablaze that day

All the little townships and even tourist areas

Places near to the Hills like Healesville, Narre Warren, Marysville ,Alexandra. many completely destroyed

Marysville was a beautiful alpine town with giant water Falls , There is no Marysville now

It is gone completely

Basically apart from Melbourne and the outer suburbs which includes the Hills or Mt Dandenog where my clinic is the rest of Victoria is smouldering in a wave of fires

Because of the cool Change alot of the fires are now out but there are still enormous fronts like near Beechworth the Old Gold mining town whose streets are scattered still wth gold dust

Victoria the state is roughly the size of Great Britain

Let us send our prayers for the lost and bereft people in Victoria who have losttheir homes, livelihoods and families

Michael

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