The organisers of the mass healing on top of Glastonbury Tor on Sunday, that sent prayers to those affected by the fires in Australia has praised the community for their positive action.

Nearly 300 people climbed the Tor to send positive support and to call for rain in Australia.

One of the organisers, Tor Webster, said: "The event went extremely well.

"I offered to hold a space of silence so people could send their support to Australia in their own way.

"After the silence we did three ohms, then we turned to the south and send it over with a raucous orchestra.

"There was a natural heart created, which connects to the idea that Glastonbury represents the Earth's heart chakra.

"With all this positive prayer everyone is doing around the world, I do think it helps with positive action, but people could continue to send good thoughts to Australia collectively or independently to help with the problems.

"We also focused on other parts of the world that needed help, as well as world peace."