Join us at 12 noon PST, 3pm EST, and 8pm in the UK
December 25th to the eve of January 6th
for a synchronized moment of prayer and meditation,
focusing on the thriving world of peace we wish to see.
You are welcome to sit in silence for a minute or join us by watching the guided prayer below.
December 25th to the eve of January 6th
for a synchronized moment of prayer and meditation,
focusing on the thriving world of peace we wish to see.
You are welcome to sit in silence for a minute or join us by watching the guided prayer below.
The practice of community coming together in prayer and meditation is not new. People all over the world and throughout history have gathered together to pray, meditate and hold collective intentions. Never before have we been able to do it in quite the same way we now can with the global connectivity of the internet. Through the power of technology, Earthdance International has been hosting global peace prayers and synchronized dance festivals in hundreds of locations across the globe for the last decade and Common Passion organized a global meditation with over 1 million people, to name only a couple examples of collective meditations for a better world.
Sometimes people refer to these types of events and activity as subtle activism. David Nicol, of the Center for Subtle Activism, defines “subtle activism” as “an activity of consciousness or spirit, such as prayer, meditation, or ecstatic dance, intended to support collective healing and social change. Subtle Activism grows from the idea that there are many effective ways – some newly emerging, many as old as humanity – to positively influence social change other than overt political action.”
Many organizations and research institutes have been studying the power of collective intention. Below are some of the pioneers of this field. Please feel free to visit their websites for further information.
Sometimes people refer to these types of events and activity as subtle activism. David Nicol, of the Center for Subtle Activism, defines “subtle activism” as “an activity of consciousness or spirit, such as prayer, meditation, or ecstatic dance, intended to support collective healing and social change. Subtle Activism grows from the idea that there are many effective ways – some newly emerging, many as old as humanity – to positively influence social change other than overt political action.”
Many organizations and research institutes have been studying the power of collective intention. Below are some of the pioneers of this field. Please feel free to visit their websites for further information.
