The Fukushima disaster needs our prayers every day.

Prayer is an action of the heart. It is our birthright power as humans to focus and send our energies and love to create good. It does not have to involve religions or gods.

Last year, the URI Environmental Cooperation Circle called for every Friday to be a day of prayer for Fukushima and for the earth, when we can join together and focus on Fukushima.

This is in solidarity with the unprecedented numbers of Japanese people who have been taking to the streets of Tokyo on Fridays.  Shortly after sending out the notice, URI received a reply that it is happening in Pakistan.

The prayer they created is below. This is a starting point. Please feel free to use or adapt this interfaith prayer, or create one of your own choosing.

The important thing is to do it.

We ask for healing for those in need, and aid from Spirit, that the indomitable spirit of our collective humanity create and enact solutions to all environmental challenges, especially the on-going nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi.  May this be a widespread wake up call so that, together, we accomplish the Great Turning for a sustainable, peaceful world with justice, safety and good health for all.