Monthly Global "Projects of Transcendence"  

          The idea is to focus our collective intentions toward a certain challenge in the world, such as a famine, a war, a natural disaster, or something the vast majority agree we want to see changed in a particular way.  We would have a list to which viewers or any of us could add suggestions and all of us can vote for on some kind of regular basis.  Because events affecting large numbers of people come up spontaneously on a daily basis, this would be an ongoing list.  The list would be comprised of challenges for which we can fairly universally agree as to the outcome we would choose to intend together.  At a given time each month, the one with the highest votes will be the focus for the group event the next day.  It might alternatively be randomly selected in some fashion.  [[We would also encourage actual local or interest groups to make time for their own special interests / needs that might never otherwise achieve global attention enough to become primary focuses, and of course to bring the same group spirit to bear in the process.]]

          Lynne McTaggart [see her exciting book, The Intention Experiment: Using Your Thoughts to Change Your Life and the World] is conducting an extraordinary experiment along these same lines!  Interestingly, she also [like me] is not a scientist, but even so, she has managed to bring together a world-class support network of scientists and readers of her very popular books [e.g., The Field ; The Intention Experiment] together to do pretty much the idea of using huge groups of people in intention experiments to make a positive difference in the world -- and they are really doing it!  [Here's the website where you can learn more about this and sign up to participate:  http://www.thepeaceintentionexperiment.com/about.htm ]

          Across all possible scenarios for our collaborations on- and off-line, we would have these two things in common:  the given [global] concern we have decided on and the spirit in which we meet together.  Since the vast majority of people who would be attracted to this type of work together would likely share at the very least a strong empathy for -- and on the more positive side, largely, the lived characteristics of --  the EHE Aftereffects, this would also mean we would find it fairly easy to agree upon broad-based intentions, much like McTaggart seems to be working with.  For e xample, I signed up with the Peace Intention Experiment on 9/14/08.  On that day, the focus of the intention was the horrendous civil war that had been going on in Sri Lanka since 1983.  The collective intention was [I don't have the exact wording, but ..] that we focus on at least a 10% improvement to the strife, toward Peace.  I glanced at the forums that people are encouraged to visit after this particular event and noticed others found the "10%" part as limiting as I did, and some did the same thing I found myself doing -- projecting the intention of PEACE for that country and that situation.  In any case this is exactly the spirit and level of experimentation and work together I see happening utilizing a bit of a different scenario, but ultimately, toward the same type of collective intentionality.  It would also necessarily be set up in such a way that it can become a powerful tool not only for the outcomes we want to achieve together, but also for valuable research into the nature of how this may work, so that we can continually hone and improve and increase our chances for success and for a much improved world situation.

          In this work, we are reaching together to be present to and with each other, inclusive of nature and the spirit worlds, with a spirit of healing and loving intentionality, based on something like "I am you / you are I in another body."  We truly recognize 'self and other' as one conscious being.  We are finding co-creative and mutually respectful ways to bring together our collective sense of purpose and loving attention to transform our world through our powerful communal connectivity, we could say, in three seemingly distinct "worlds" -- really, they are ONE: 

• Our shared Human Consciousness

• Nature or the Natural World [including Gaia Consciousness]

• The all-pervading Meta-Consciousness that both inhabits and transcends what most people think of as the physical consensus reality