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February 2009 
Join the Peace Intention Experiment!
Posted on Sep 13th, 2008
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Lynne McTaggart is organizing the largest intention experiment so far, starting tomorrow, Sunday Sept. 14 and ending Sept. 21:
"The Intention Experiment is embarking on a series of scientific studies to determine whether ‘group mind’ has the power to increase peace and cooperation in war-torn areas around the world experiencing high levels of conflict and violence.
Lynne McTaggart, architect of the experiments and author of the best-selling book The Intention Experiment, has enlisted a team of internationally recognized scientists from University of California, Princeton University and University of Arizona and elsewhere, to help design these studies.
Although many meditation groups and other peace initiatives are being formed and studied, the Peace Intention Experiment represents the first scientific study of whether collective targeted intention can restore peace."
The most exciting and important thing about Lynne's experiments, I think, is that they are establishing scientifically that this world is more than just matter and operates according to more than just 'physical laws', and the implications that may have for the way we think and behave are enormous. After all, our worldview is at it's core dominated by materialistic thinking supported by mainstream science, and that is actually what has messed up the world, IMHO. Well, it seems that is about to change now!
Join NOW at http://www.thepeaceintentionexperiment.com
"The Intention Experiment is embarking on a series of scientific studies to determine whether ‘group mind’ has the power to increase peace and cooperation in war-torn areas around the world experiencing high levels of conflict and violence.
Lynne McTaggart, architect of the experiments and author of the best-selling book The Intention Experiment, has enlisted a team of internationally recognized scientists from University of California, Princeton University and University of Arizona and elsewhere, to help design these studies.
Although many meditation groups and other peace initiatives are being formed and studied, the Peace Intention Experiment represents the first scientific study of whether collective targeted intention can restore peace."
The most exciting and important thing about Lynne's experiments, I think, is that they are establishing scientifically that this world is more than just matter and operates according to more than just 'physical laws', and the implications that may have for the way we think and behave are enormous. After all, our worldview is at it's core dominated by materialistic thinking supported by mainstream science, and that is actually what has messed up the world, IMHO. Well, it seems that is about to change now!
Join NOW at http://www.thepeaceintentionexperiment.com
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