Wildfires And The Element Of Fire

Wildfires And The Element Of Fire Our daily lives were revolving around fire for almost a month here. There’s been over 800,000 acres burned due to wildfires here in Nebraska just last month. It all started with a downed power pole in western Nebraska. That one burned the most acreage and it literally looks like a desert where that fire tore through the grass pastures. Then we got a little break before the next fires came, this time closer to home. One west of us and one south, the closest getting about two miles from our house. The fires are out, the hills will heal eventually and we will go on with our lives because that’s what has to happen. Since I can’t stop thinking about fire, let’s do an episode of how we can use fire, what herbs and colors represent the Element of Fire, and some fun ways I like to use it. Join our Coven! You can join our online coven by going HERE and signing up! You will have access to our online grimoire, meditations, rituals, and so much more! I also do card pulls weekly and monthly in our Marco Polo chat group! We share our witchy and daily lives in there and it's a lot of fun! You can find me at www.witchywomanpodcast.com  Socials: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/witchywomandanae Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witchywomandanae Threads: https://www.threads.com/@witchywomandanae If you'd like to donate to help the people and livestock that were affected by the fires: If you go HERE, it is a FB page that you can search for ways to donate, there's lots of things she has posted and it's the best source I've found so far. ATTENTION TRUCKERS - From the Nebraska Department of Agriculture We have hay ready to move! Here is the list of hay donations available for pick up. Please reach out to a contact under ‘Available and Requested Donations and Services’ on our website https://nda.nebraska.gov/disasterresources. To further assist those affected by the recent wildfires, The Nebraska Trucking Association has created the Nebraska Trucking Heroes Wildfires Relief Fund. Through the Nebraska Trucking Cares Fund, truckers, farmers and ranchers - anyone willing to haul hay in any capacity - who help transport emergency relief supplies can get support to offset the high cost of fuel. The stipend offers $0.50 per mile, up to 500 miles per trip. To learn more about how to apply for funds or how to contribute to the fundraising efforts: https://nebtrucking.com/.../nebraska-trucking-cares-fund/   If you go HERE, it is a FB page that you can search for ways to donate, there's lots of things she has posted and it's the best source I've found so far.