Global Peace Meditation For Sunday (That's Tomorrow Folks!)

[Guest guest]

Hi!

 

I just received notification in my inbox that there is going to be a

synchronized meditation for global peace set for tomorrow, Sunday, at

2:00 pm Pacific Daylight Time.

 

Swami Veda Bharati has requested support along with Dalai Lama, Lif

Ulmann, Vaclav Havel, Pir Vilayat Inayat-Khan, Peter Ustinov, Mikhail

Gorbchev, Desmond Tutu, Edgar Mitchell, Peter Gabriel and many other

dignitaries (including, now, our own Swamiji who has added his

endorsement).

 

According to the notification I received, " This world-wide meditation

will be monitored by sophisticated scientific instruments through the

Nobel Prize Candidate, Ervin Laszlo to see if a large concerted

meditative mind-field can make a difference of the collective

consciousness and the level of violence on the planet. "

 

As we all know, peace is near and dear to Mother's heart. I think this

very small individual contribution to peace in this world will be

appreciated by her.

 

For those of us who are doing the sarva badha mantra sankalpa, I would

suggest doing japa of that mantra at the specified time. For those of

us who are not, japa of any mantra with which you are attuned, with

the intention of creating peace, should be good. I would also suggest

a duration of practice of at least fifteen to thirty minutes (no

duration was mentioned in the email, but the idea is to enter into

meditation).

 

I hope you will all consider setting aside a small amount of time

tomorrow at 2:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time to participate in this

experimental event for peace. Everyone will certainly benefit from our

group effort (whether or not they'll be able to actually measure it).

 

If you're having trouble converting times in you location, check this

site out:

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/time_converter.aspx?f=US-CA

 

I sincerely hope you can join me.

 

Jai Maa!

Chris

[Guest guest]

This sounds so cool Chris. However I am really really dysfunctional with math and stuff so I can't tell what time my time yet.... I'm in Florida.

Blessings, Carie

On 5/19/07, Chris Kirner <chriskirner1956 wrote:

Hi!I just received notification in my inbox that there is going to be asynchronized meditation for global peace set for tomorrow, Sunday, at

2:00 pm Pacific Daylight Time.Swami Veda Bharati has requested support along with Dalai Lama, LifUlmann, Vaclav Havel, Pir Vilayat Inayat-Khan, Peter Ustinov, MikhailGorbchev, Desmond Tutu, Edgar Mitchell, Peter Gabriel and many other

dignitaries (including, now, our own Swamiji who has added hisendorsement).According to the notification I received, " This world-wide meditationwill be monitored by sophisticated scientific instruments through the

Nobel Prize Candidate, Ervin Laszlo to see if a large concertedmeditative mind-field can make a difference of the collectiveconsciousness and the level of violence on the planet. " As we all know, peace is near and dear to Mother's heart. I think this

very small individual contribution to peace in this world will beappreciated by her.For those of us who are doing the sarva badha mantra sankalpa, I wouldsuggest doing japa of that mantra at the specified time. For those of

us who are not, japa of any mantra with which you are attuned, withthe intention of creating peace, should be good. I would also suggesta duration of practice of at least fifteen to thirty minutes (noduration was mentioned in the email, but the idea is to enter into

meditation).I hope you will all consider setting aside a small amount of timetomorrow at 2:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time to participate in thisexperimental event for peace. Everyone will certainly benefit from our

group effort (whether or not they'll be able to actually measure it).If you're having trouble converting times in you location, check thissite out:

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/time_converter.aspx?f=US-CAI sincerely hope you can join me.Jai Maa!ChrisPlease visit us online at http://www.ShreeMaa.org

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Chris: Thank you so much for this invitation. I checked my

email just before 2:00, so I was able to participate, by chanting,

meditating, and holding a vision of all people of the earth

surrounded in a web of divine love/light.

 

I was going to start the sarva badha mantra sankalpa in June but this

event has inspired me to start it now. What a blessing, thank you

thank you.

 

I also meditated on that section in the opening to the Chandi,

beginning, " Om, Peace in the heavens, Peace on the earth " ending

with " all that is, is at Peace, all that is perceived, each and

everything, altogether for us, om santih santih santih. "

 

May we all be clear vessels of Her peace, today and every day.

 

" O Hidden Life vibrant in every atom

O Hidden Light! shining in every creature;

O Hidden Love! embracing all in Oneness;

May each who feels himself as one with Thee,

Know he is also one with every other. "

Annie Besant

 

Jennifer

 

Oh, and thank you too for your response and resources about how to do

the ritual offerings for Chandi! Very helpful.

 

, " Chris Kirner "

<chriskirner1956 wrote:

>

> Hi!

>

> I just received notification in my inbox that there is going to be a

> synchronized meditation for global peace set for tomorrow, Sunday,

at

> 2:00 pm Pacific Daylight Time.

>

> Swami Veda Bharati has requested support along with Dalai Lama, Lif

> Ulmann, Vaclav Havel, Pir Vilayat Inayat-Khan, Peter Ustinov,

Mikhail

> Gorbchev, Desmond Tutu, Edgar Mitchell, Peter Gabriel and many other

> dignitaries (including, now, our own Swamiji who has added his

> endorsement).

>

> According to the notification I received, " This world-wide

meditation

> will be monitored by sophisticated scientific instruments through

the

> Nobel Prize Candidate, Ervin Laszlo to see if a large concerted

> meditative mind-field can make a difference of the collective

> consciousness and the level of violence on the planet. "

>

> As we all know, peace is near and dear to Mother's heart. I think

this

> very small individual contribution to peace in this world will be

> appreciated by her.

>

> For those of us who are doing the sarva badha mantra sankalpa, I

would

> suggest doing japa of that mantra at the specified time. For those

of

> us who are not, japa of any mantra with which you are attuned, with

> the intention of creating peace, should be good. I would also

suggest

> a duration of practice of at least fifteen to thirty minutes (no

> duration was mentioned in the email, but the idea is to enter into

> meditation).

>

> I hope you will all consider setting aside a small amount of time

> tomorrow at 2:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time to participate in this

> experimental event for peace. Everyone will certainly benefit from

our

> group effort (whether or not they'll be able to actually measure

it).

>

> If you're having trouble converting times in you location, check

this

> site out:

> http://www.worldtimeserver.com/time_converter.aspx?f=US-CA

>

> I sincerely hope you can join me.

>

> Jai Maa!

> Chris

>

[Guest guest]

So glad you were able to take part, Jennifer! I'm also pleased to hear

you've begun the sarva badha sankalpa. Have you " officially notified "

Nanda so she can forward your name to Swamiji for blessings? (I think

if you haven't, you just did!)

 

I've been slacking on my sarva badha practice lately, but it's a very

powerful shakti that just draws you right into it, and for me at

least, it seems that Mother's always there, hanging-out in the

background.

 

Jai Maa!

Chris

 

 

 

, " jrholm1007 " <jrholm1007 wrote:

>

> Dear Chris: Thank you so much for this invitation. I checked my

> email just before 2:00, so I was able to participate, by chanting,

> meditating, and holding a vision of all people of the earth

> surrounded in a web of divine love/light.

>

> I was going to start the sarva badha mantra sankalpa in June but this

> event has inspired me to start it now. What a blessing, thank you

> thank you.

>

> I also meditated on that section in the opening to the Chandi,

> beginning, " Om, Peace in the heavens, Peace on the earth " ending

> with " all that is, is at Peace, all that is perceived, each and

> everything, altogether for us, om santih santih santih. "

>

> May we all be clear vessels of Her peace, today and every day.

>

> " O Hidden Life vibrant in every atom

> O Hidden Light! shining in every creature;

> O Hidden Love! embracing all in Oneness;

> May each who feels himself as one with Thee,

> Know he is also one with every other. "

> Annie Besant

>

> Jennifer

>

> Oh, and thank you too for your response and resources about how to do

> the ritual offerings for Chandi! Very helpful.

>

> , " Chris Kirner "

> <chriskirner1956@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi!

> >

> > I just received notification in my inbox that there is going to be a

> > synchronized meditation for global peace set for tomorrow, Sunday,

> at

> > 2:00 pm Pacific Daylight Time.

> >

> > Swami Veda Bharati has requested support along with Dalai Lama, Lif

> > Ulmann, Vaclav Havel, Pir Vilayat Inayat-Khan, Peter Ustinov,

> Mikhail

> > Gorbchev, Desmond Tutu, Edgar Mitchell, Peter Gabriel and many other

> > dignitaries (including, now, our own Swamiji who has added his

> > endorsement).

> >

> > According to the notification I received, " This world-wide

> meditation

> > will be monitored by sophisticated scientific instruments through

> the

> > Nobel Prize Candidate, Ervin Laszlo to see if a large concerted

> > meditative mind-field can make a difference of the collective

> > consciousness and the level of violence on the planet. "

> >

> > As we all know, peace is near and dear to Mother's heart. I think

> this

> > very small individual contribution to peace in this world will be

> > appreciated by her.

> >

> > For those of us who are doing the sarva badha mantra sankalpa, I

> would

> > suggest doing japa of that mantra at the specified time. For those

> of

> > us who are not, japa of any mantra with which you are attuned, with

> > the intention of creating peace, should be good. I would also

> suggest

> > a duration of practice of at least fifteen to thirty minutes (no

> > duration was mentioned in the email, but the idea is to enter into

> > meditation).

> >

> > I hope you will all consider setting aside a small amount of time

> > tomorrow at 2:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time to participate in this

> > experimental event for peace. Everyone will certainly benefit from

> our

> > group effort (whether or not they'll be able to actually measure

> it).

> >

> > If you're having trouble converting times in you location, check

> this

> > site out:

> > http://www.worldtimeserver.com/time_converter.aspx?f=US-CA

> >

> > I sincerely hope you can join me.

> >

> > Jai Maa!

> > Chris

> >

>