Email time wrong for water experiment?

[GaryB]

The time emailed for the water experiment April appears wrong. 5 GMT is not 11am pacific as sent out, but 10am Pacific. At any rate I was able to log in a little after 9am Pacific, and the experiment started! I got right in and the music and 10 minute countdown started. The picture of the beaker etc. If I got in early and the experiment started, would not others have done so too and corrupted the experiment? I assumed the website with the experiment would not let me in till the correct time. Am I wrong here?

[Bryan Hubbard]

Dear Gary,

Lynne's original e-news emails had the correct time, but our administrator sent out last minute emails with the wrong Pacific time as 11 am. You are correct - it is 10 am. Everyone should follow the countdown, which is correct.

For the experiment, just wait and click in at exactly the right time.

Best wishes,

Bryan Hubbard

[Karen Clark]

I, too, logged on at 11 a.m. as I'm in California. I did the experiment with the music for 10 minutes. Wonder how that will affect the results. Might want to keep this in mind when analyzing the data.

[Laurie Hanan]

The same thing happened to me in Hawaii. When I went to bed around 12:30 AM, it showed the countdown time as 6 hours and 30 minutes. That would be 7 AM. When I logged on at 6:45 AM the experiment was already in progress. I have no idea if I was early or late, but saw this as a possible test of time travel.

[Darlene]

I just finished the experiment at 1pm eastern time. I had no trouble visualizing the molecules changing. I hope we were successful.

[Ronn]

I noticed that too Gary as Im in California. I sure hope everbody out here figured it out.

[Linda L. Erhardt]

When I logged on early, I also found the experiment ready to go; so I left the experiment site and explored the web page trying to find out what to do. I was never asked to supply a password from the book or answer a questionaire. Also I kept receiving the message "Failure to connect to web server". Nevertheless, I was able to return to the experiment at exactly 10AM PDT and send the intention for 10 minutes. During the last few minutes I became very tearful-----I think that was due to feeling so confused and frustrated, and fearing that the experiment had been ruined. I just started using the internet a few months ago for the purpose of participating in The Intention Experiment, and I have had lots of trouble navigating the web site in general. Forexample, I wrote a commentary on my experience during and after taking part in the 98% experiment, but I haven't been able to post it anywhere but my own page, so I don't think anyone but me has seen it. I don't know where to go to get answers to my questions about using the web site. If there is anyone out there who wants to help,it will be appreciated. Thanks for letting me vent. Linda Erhardt

[Graciela]

The e-mail I received from Lynne clearly said 11 am fhr the West coast.
I couldn't be part of the experiment, but I wanted to know what happened, so I entered the site at 11:45, and the time and music started running as it was just starting the all thing!
I think the experiment should allow us to be part of it only between the times announced, not earlier, nor later.

[Dani Adams]

This was the first time I participated and I am also in California. I opened my email around 10:30Pacific, read everything, then clicked on the link right at 11:00Pac. The music started up and I meditated on the water molecules until the music stopped. Why did this timing work for me? The instructions are a little vague for a newbie, and I also found the graph distracting. When I carefully re-read the Powering Up info, I stumbled over a couple of lines that have some typos, and a couple of negative thoughts that I quickly inked out. I don't think I'm being overly picky. I'd like some feedback on all of this. Thanks.