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THE LARGEST MIND OVER MATTER EXPERIMENT IN HISTORY
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The Intention Experiment is a
series of scientifically controlled, web-based
experiments testing the power of intention to change
the physical world.
Thousands of volunteers from 30 countries around the
world have participated in Intention Experiments
thus far.
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Lynne McTaggart, architect of the
experiments, is working with leading physicists and
psychologists from the University of Arizona,
Princeton University, the International Institute of
Biophysics, Cambridge University and the Institute
of Noetic Sciences.
These experiments are being run at McTaggart’s
seminars and conferences and on the web, and have
produced extraordinary results.
Results of experiments click here |
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This is not about sending
intentions to make a million dollars.
The targets are only philanthropic: healing
wounds, helping children with attention deficit or
patients with Alzheimer’s, counteracting pollution
and global warming.
Besides the big Intention Experiments, this
website runs informal Intention of the Week for
people or situations with illnesses or problems. |
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The pilot experiment
In the pilot experiment, McTaggart asked a
group of 16 meditators based in London to
direct their thoughts to four remote targets
in Dr. Popp’s laboratory in Germany: two
types of algae, a plant and a human
volunteer.
The meditators were asked to attempt to
lower certain measurable biodynamic
processes. Popp and his team discovered
significant changes in all four targets
while the intentions were being sent,
compared to times the meditators were
‘resting’.
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Future Intention
Experiments
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The
mini-Gaia project.
An ecosphere with an artificially
raised temperature – a little like global
warming. Can we lower the temperature with
our thoughts? |
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The
Germination Intention Experiment.
Can our group intention help barley
seeds to germinate early and grow more
healthily? |
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The
Water Experiment.
Can we change the pH of polluted water? |
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How
humans ‘feel’ intention.
Does a person sent intention by thousands
around the world ‘feel’ it in different
parts of the body? |
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The
Crime Rate Experiment.
Can intention lower the crime rate of a
major city? |
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The
Hospital Study.
Can we lower mortality at a hospital? |
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The
Attention Deficit Study.
Can we help children to concentrate more? |
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