KEEP A DIARY OF YOUR PEACE INTENTION EXPERIMENT EXPERIENCES

[Lynne McTaggart]

Dear everyone,

I've been in Massachusetts, New York and Kansas City, Missouri during these first three days of the Peace Intention Experiment, and reading all your wonderful comments with great interest and an idea.

Please keep a short diary of your experiences on each day that you participate. Note down how you feel each day, what you visualize, how you feel afterward, whether you have a sense of group participation. But also note any changes in yourself.

Tell us about your experiences on this forum, but also keep your diaries. Eventually, I may ask you to share them so that we examine what happened to the participants as well as the target of our intention.

We're thrilled that the server is now holding up, and we encourage you to participate through your computer, because we can tally how many are participating each day. But do check your emails from us. We've sent you all back up instructions. In the event that you can't get your computer to hook up to the experiment, you can still participate. We'll survey you after the event to find out how many people used the backup method - again, so we can keep track of the numbers.

But we need all of you to continue every day - or for as many days as you can, to be part of this groundbreaking week. We'll culminate with a candlelight vigil on Sunday. Please also tell all your friends to sign in and participate, so that we can keep up our critical mass of intenders.

Thanks to you for all your efforts to be part of this event. Your involvement, your interest and your love have touched Bryan and I and our entire team very deeply.

Warmest wishes to all. I'll be with you tomorrow.

Lynne

[Amy Lanman]

Lynne,
I wish I knew you were in KC.....that is where I am, Amy in KC... I feel even more honored that you are so close....that is cool! I know you were doing an Intention Weekend during part of this Experiment in Massachusetts and I am hopeful we will be hearing from you how that turned out sometime in the near future.
I have signed up to attend your weekend in Cape Cod and I am very excited about that.....especially now with this experiment is obviously going so well. As I read the comments it is clear that this experience is an awakening for so many on their own personal level....what a great gift that is!
I hope you enjoyed KC, MO - the HEARTLAND.
I feel blessed to have this opportunity of being involved in this happening - I know I am walking on a very sacred path. Journaling is a most lovely part of this physical life.
Namaste,
amy

[Ian Trickett]

Lynne & team,
May need your survey as connection problems persist, but this is a speck of dust when weighed against the huge momentum of love & light you are creating. High energy or low energy words? This is not the mind that's speaking but the heart and its energy. It's out there and it's in here and it's the same. It's one. There's no language other than vibrations seeking their counterpart. Just let the light flow out like a purple flame that envelops the darkness. Nothing is destroyed, just disarmed. May our hearts sow peace.
Attached is an image of a peacemaker.

[David Road]

Lynne
A diary of personal experience is a very good idea, not only for review but also because it will enhance the experience for the participant. Changes will inevitably occur in that person which will be more noticeable for her or him if recorded. Namaste David

[AN Bennett]

This is a great idea! Thank you. I just started mine. Namaste.

[Dale Dickins]

I'm ning-ing my experiences... immediately after the meditation I blog something/anything, then come back to expand from my notes later. I've been experiencing each day from a peace-FULL context - magical! Miraculously (?) relationships at work have eased as I intend peace with the people I've been conflicting with at work.

The time for Australian's/Kiwi's to participate is completely inconvenient and disruptive to my life (and I love it!)... I'm aware the inconvenience is trivial in comparison to the people who live in war affected areas.... however I sense it would stop people here from participating. Next time can we have two time slots???

The way this is being managed is very impressive, love seeing the screen flip, hear the music play... knowing that people all around the world are participating makes for an wholistically, rewarding, inclusive exercise - thanks for your time and energy in making it happen!

[Isabel Mosseler]

Yesterday I was riding my bicycle back to work at the time of the experiment. However,the intention was memorized, and the day was so beautiufl and peaceful. While cycling through the neighborhood and under trees, an overwhelming sense of loving came over me, that the peacefulness and bounty of my own life, the joyfulness of friendship, freedom from fear, connection of community, is meant for everyone. That moment there was more of a feeling of connection than at any time in front of the computer. The cool breeze thorugh my hair, the sun on my face, the cycle easily gliding down the road, the world streaming by, the smell of fall berries and mushrooms and the beginnings fo garden decomposition, people sitting on their porches waving a greeting, finches flitting around, and I was not alone. All over the world you were with me in this prayer for peace.
Thank-you, all of you.
...luv iz

[Debbie Ducic]

Hi Isabel,
I can so relate to your experience!
I have had so many miracle experiences riding my bike and feeling that deep sense of gratitude and peace.

As I was reading, I felt it all over again. Thank you for the great idea for today.

Sorry Lynn, I know it helps to have numbers for attending through the computer, but I'm excited to experience this connection with thousands across the world this way in the intention of peace!

[Stephen Burrows]

This response is rather away from the mark of riding a bicycle whilst meditating. But I thought I'd add my response here, as it relates to NOT being in front of the computer, and NOT having recorded my involvement. Today I did the Intention "by-the-book", and it was marvellous. The meditation I created was so different from any of the others....

But my main point refers to yesterday, when I was out "on the road". After work on a Tuesday (I'm in Britain, so this was 5 p.m....) I have a purposeful round of Reiki visits. I didn't cancel or postpone any of them, but worked to create a GAP so I could do the Intention-ing. I worked the timing of the gap to perfection, and drove my car to a beautiful, semi-rural location, where I parked overlooking a copse of ash trees. I was distracted by nothing, and worked the Intention to Lynne's timetable. It was wonderful. I could feel that I was in the midst of thousands of others doing the same, whilst enjoying the simplicity of the ash-trees and the meadow that surrounds them. It didn't matter (other than for the statistics - sorry!) that I was working away from the computer. What DID matter was that my work for those 20 minutes was so focused, so strong, but light and easily-done. It strikes me as sad that, in so many places in life, the things that are "important" by conventional judgment are so far from what is important, like pursuing peace. And the pursuit of peace does not have to be heavy committee-based work - it can be the light and delightful work of INTENTION!

[Isabel Mosseler]

According to Lynn you won't have to worry about the stats, because you can just log the times you were participating. She mentions that above, because of the technical problems, they have this alternative method.

[shanti]

It is beautiful!

[Ursula]

Thank you Isabel - that is so beautiful and encouraging. I can be all days at my computer, burning candles and joss sticks - except on Friday evening I will be at an early dinner with a dear friend as we go to a concert afterwards. I am wondering how it will be - me connecting with the group at the restaurant focusing on the peace intention for Wanni. I learned at my 4 year training at the Barbara Brennan School to be a healer and to hold all of my 4 dimensions at once. So I will hold the company of my friend and later the beautiful music at the concert with the intention for peace at Wanni.
All the best - Ursula

[shanti]

I love your story, Isabel. Lynn wants us to log-in for the sake of the experiment, but the idea is to connect and feel the peace within us and radiate it out to everyone and everything in the universe.