The Lahaina Fire with Michell and Shiloh Powers | Coping and Rebuilding in Post-Fire

In this episode of The Observatory, Michell and Shiloh Powers join the show to discuss the emotional and psychological impact of the Lahaina fire on its residents, how individuals and families are coping with their losses, the support systems in place, and the steps being taken to address their well-being in the aftermath of the disaster. Michell is a Spiritual Channel and Teacher who is now dedicated to helping families experiencing grief from losing loved ones, homes, and property. Hear how the fire started, how people managed to get out of Lahaina despite the heavy traffic, the state of Lahaina now, and how people are coping with life. Timestamps[03:42] The Lahaina fire that happened last August[09:08] How the fire started[13:00] The first time Shiloh and Michell heard about the fire[18:05] How people managed to get out of Lahaina despite the heavy traffic[21:42] The state of Lahaina now[23:39] The timeline for people to get back in and start rebuilding[29:00] How people are coping with life after the fire[33:58] How Michell got into volunteer work[40:00] Government support, insurance companies, and well-wishers[44:38] The work that Michell does to help the affected families[47:09] The spiritual masterclasses that Michell offers[55:26] Strengthening our intuition and following itNotable quotes:“80% of the homes and 10-15% of the commercial businesses in Lahaina are now cleared.” - Shiloh Powers [22:00]“Everything around Lahaina is beautiful. You will almost think that the town was not burnt down.” - Shiloh Powers [27:19]“You cannot go anywhere on this island and not see how the fire affected somebody.” - Shiloh Powers [32:40]“Intuition is the most important thing we should focus on right now.” - Michell Powers [47:16]Relevant links:The book: Universal HumanMichell Powers Website: https://michellpowers.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michellpowers/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MichellPowersAngelsIf you're able to help, please Support Lahaina families in need. This Link shares the Venmo's of over 900 families who lost their homes and loved ones in Lahaina! Go to @lahaina_ohana_venmo to support individual families or if possible, donate to feedmysheepmaui.com or mauifoodbank.orgSubscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcast