Dousing the Wildfires

Close your eyes and breathe out three times slowly. Imaginally see a slow moving cool, moist air mass flowing down from the North bringing large rain clouds over the Pacific Northwest and California. See and sense these large rain clouds letting fall a gentle, steady drizzle or light rain over the entire region for seven days and nights that douse the fires across the region. See the forest floor full of leaves and logs fully saturated with water. See the smoke pushed out to sea, bringing a full rainbow that arches across the region. Breathe out and open your eyes.

Frequency: morning and night until the wildfires are extinguished up to 21 days.