Good morning to you all. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Sending love to each and every one that is a part of this heartfelt prayer.

I don't know if people are watching on news about this beautiful country of Aotearoa, New Zealand. But in the last at least a month, there has been a rising of the world of Māori, the indigenous arms, to come and gather.

But it's brought with all of us a sense of bringing and rising all colors here in New Zealand, here in Aotearoa, but led by our elders, the chiefly lines of many, many tribes here in New Zealand right now.

Why? We're challenging the government on staying true to some agreements made eons ago with our elders that we are a part of the decision making to do with nature. To do with the preservation of water and the natural world and that our voice matters.

And we have just had our Waitangi day last week. Thousands and thousands of people of all colors came to celebrate this day of the signing of this treaty.

And in particular, one amazing speaker, her name was Annette Sykes. She is also a lawyer. And she gave this incredible speech to all the government departments of this country and reminding us all that we're all part of a solution.

Each and every voice to help is worthy, it matters, we matter. So I was in joy to hear Anita this morning and Puna and every speaker this morning because we join, we join from the land that each and every voice here matters. And we also pull from the Central Sun, the Sun beyond the Sun. That in this time of need, we know we're gathering with like minds all over the world. With Mother to stay strong, with courage, holding our light.

And so I'd like to give a chant from our elders that was gifted to us eons ago. Just giving us courage to be our stout Self with every ounce of our Being to a good cause in prayer that will help us all.

We will gather and we will stay strong, each and every one. Good Morning.