Please Send Out Your Prayers For Mohan and Raju On Sunday, 30 October!

 

By Edna Spennato

Calling everyone who cares about Mohan and Raju, the elephants who were rescued after more than 50 years of abuse, to send out prayers for them on Sunday 30 October, when we will be facilitating a distant healing for them at 6 pm GMT/UT. Starting times around for the world can be viewed here.

For the last few years, we have been including them in our distant healing events. Both of them were captured as calves in the forest in India, taken from their families, and both suffered more than 50 years of abuse, starvation and misery at the hands of their ‘owners’.

Mohan remained in captivity despite many attempts to free him, and became known as the world’s unluckiest elephant…until September 2016, when the amazing people at S.O.S. were finally able to get a court order for his release, and he was freed, arriving in his new home at the elephant refuge in Mathura on 22 September. Watch the excellent webinar about his epic journey to freedom at this link (you will be asked to register to watch it, but it’s 100% worth it.)

He was wounded, ill and seriously undernourished and underweight when he arrived, but is finally receiving the life-saving care and nutrition that he needs, and is living in nature, without stress, and in the company of other elephants.

Mohan (on the right) meets the old bull elephant, Wally, for the first time

Now that Mohan is out of danger and able to rest and recover, this is a very good time to do a focused treatment specially for him, to assist in the healing of his physical body, and also all the wounds that were dealt to his spirit during the more than 5 decades that he was so badly treated. His overall recovery will be speeded up by the release of all the trauma that has been stored in hisbody throughout his ife.

So Mohan will be the main focus of the treatment, but Raju and some of the other elephants at the center will also be included, as well as some of the bears at the bear refuge in Agra. More about all of them below.

There are so many people around the world who have followed the journeys of Mohan and Raju, and we believe that if those who care about them tunes in with prayers at the start of the treatment on Sunday, it will make the effects of the healing so much more powerful. Those who have Reiki are asked to send Reiki energy to the animals, most of whom also have age-related degeneration such as arthritis, and all with deeply held trauma from the past.

If you will be joining us for this work on Sunday and would like to receive the report that will be written up about the steps that come up, please send a mail with your name and e-mail address to earthhealadmin [at] gmail [dot] com. There is no charge for this. But if you would like to donate something towards the ongoing care and treatment of Mohan and the other animals, please go to this link at Wildlife SOS India.

Thanks for your prayers and love. To help you connect with all of them on Sunday, a partial list of the animals we will be connecting with during the distant healing is shown below. Click on their names to read their stories.The elephants all live at the elephant refuge in Mathura, and the bears live at the bear refuge in Agra.

 

Mohan

 

Raju

 

 

Lakhi, the blind elephant

 

Lakhi

Suraj, the one-eared elephant 

Asha

Sidda

 Suzy, the oldest elephant at the refuge

Rhea

 

Related links

>> Starting times around the world for the 30 October healing

>> Webinar on Mohan’s epic journey to freedom

>> Learn more about the work of Wildlife SOS India

>> Donation page for Widlife SOS India

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