Thanks for reading and responding, Mark Kelly . A variant of this concept was tried out in an experiment by the Transcendental Meditation organization back in the 1980s I think it was. They took some of their most adept meditators and placed them in several U. S. cities where they spent a day meditating on peace. They then checked the local public records and found that in every single city crime was down that day as well as traffic accidents and hospital admissions.

They tried it again in Lebanon while a war was going on with Israel. Death counts plummeted to their very lowest levels during the entire conflict on the day of the experiment.

It works. I’d like to think that some organizations have picked up on it and tweaked it to get even better results and have been or about to use it to help bring about peace. I haven’s seen anything in the news about it, though.

The TM organization simply placed their people randomly throughout a city. Personally, I think the mojo could be enhanced using the ‘circle around a city or event’ as described in my story. A circle is a powerful geometric energy enhancer. (The sweat-lodges the Lakota built were round and everyone inside sat in a circle with each compass point being assigned certain energy tasks.)

Of course an event or place can be affected even a little bit with only one single person doing this. If only one person does it then they should be located either to the east or north of the event or place. Since spiritual energy moves from the east to the west, a person meditating to the east of an event, facing towards the event, will have that spiritual energy at their back and it will enhance their energy as it moves through them. Since the planet’s energy (in the Northern Hemisphere) moves from the North Pole down to the equator someone meditating from the north towards the event will have the earth’s energy at their back enhancing the person’s energy as it moves through them.

Seriously, someone should be working on this.