Aspire Magazine: Inspiration for a Woman's Soul.(TM) April/May 2020 Aspire Magazine FULL Issue | Page 19
We were in the beginning stages of the
coronavirus pandemic and the suggestion of
social distancing had just started. I had gone
hiking for the day and asked Spirit / Universe
for guidance on how to help people through
the fear that I could already feel intensifying.
One thing that I know works when we feel
out-of-control or in fear is being of service …
doing something for someone else.
Later that evening, an owl spoke (hooted)
at me – although this might sound crazy to
some, this is my normal – and I knew that
I would get the clarity and the wisdom I
was asking for. I awoke at four o’clock the
next morning knowing what I needed to do:
Create a community where people could be
of service in a variety of forms. They could
be a Giver and help support people’s basic
needs. They could be a Receiver and get
the food and supplies they needed. They
could be a Donator and give money to fund
the needs of the community. And they could
be a Lighthouse and shine their Light by
sending love, prayers, and energy, as well
as visualizing and meditating on the Healing
of Humanity.
What is the purpose
of the Hearts Helping
Humanity community?
The purpose of the community truly is to
bring humanity together, to be of service to
“...These BIG and
little acts of kindness
are restoring
people’s faith in
humanity.”
How did the inspiration
for the Hearts Helping
Humanity community
come to you?
– SUNNY DAWN JOHNSTON
those in need. Needs show up in a variety of
ways. It may be a physical need as in food
and basic household goods; an emotional or
mental need that they can get filled by having
positive messages, love and affirmations
sent their way; it may be a financial need, and
we can offer some sense of security; it may
be the need for spiritual support, to receive
the energy of possibility and hope and the
reminder that we are all in this together. And,
it may be, like it is in my case, the need to
DO something to direct our powerful energy
towards good.
Why has creating and
providing support
through this outreach
program been so deeply
important to you?
Thirty years ago, I was a single mom on
food stamps and welfare, barely surviving
life’s challenges, not having a lot of my basic
needs met and struggling to feel worthy and
valuable enough to receive any help. I know
how scary it is to not know how you’re going
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