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The Light forces have asked us to meditate to dissipate hurricane Irma each day from now on until it dissolves.

• 'Monster' Hurricane Irma started hammering Puerto Rico with 185mph winds and heavy rain late last night
• The category 5 storm reduced Caribbean islands of Barbuda and St Martin to rubble with deadly destruction
• Roughly 95% of homes and properties were destroyed on both islands with Barbuda now 'barely habitable'
• At least six people died on the French part of St Martin, while a two-year-old child was killed in Barbuda
• Some 900,000 people are without power on Puerto Rico and at least 50,000 people are without water
• Irma was following a projected path that would see it hit the Dominican Republic and Haiti on Thursday
• The hurricane is expected to continue past eastern Cuba before veering north for Florida at the weekend
• Red Cross said it is preparing for 'a major humanitarian response' as UN estimated 37million will be affected
• Mandatory evacuations were ordered in the Florida Keys and parts of Miami as the scale of the storm emerged

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