The “coherence” of the shared outpouring of emotions produced in global and other significant events has been shown to create order in Random Number Generators (RNGs). This suggests the concept that we are all connected in a unified field of consciousness that has been described by sages in numerous cultures throughout history.

Scientists at the Global Consciousness Project (GCP) through the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Lab found through their data collection, that there is a structure that emerged in what would normally be random data—when its collection time coincided with large global events that capture the human heart and mind. They proposed that coherent consciousness creates order and that subtle interactions link us with one another and the planet. When world events occur, feelings of millions are synchronized and this is reflected in the random number generators (RNGs)—further corroborating the potential existence of a unified field of consciousness.

This observation through random number generators was also tested in an “Intention for Peace experiment” conducted by author and researcher, Lynn McTaggert. Compelling RNG data was compiled by Roger Nelson, Director of the Global Consciousness Project (GCP), as a member of McTaggert’s scientific team. 

These more ordered RNG findings are similar to those found during mass meditations for quieting violence in a particular area, and were most striking during the 10-minute window when McTaggart’s global online community was focusing their intentions for peace.

They calculate one in a trillion odds that the effect is due to chance. 

The significance of this remarkable outcome suggests endless opportunities to shift our circumstances in ways that ordinarily would seem out of reach.

McTaggart’s experiments and the GCPs use of RNGs and their results showing coherence are among the mounting science-based evidence, corroborated by ancient traditions, to support the idea that our intentions are indeed very powerful and that our consciousness is linked to others. We imagine things all the time, all day long. The prospect that we can direct our intentions to create a healthier, more loving planet with better relationships in our lives and at all levels has huge implications for inner peace and peace on a global scale. 

More about The Global Consciousness Project:

According to the Global Consciousness Project’s website, subtle effects of consciousness are scientifically important and their implications for positive change in our world, even greater.

The Global Consciousness Project is an international, multidisciplinary collaboration of scientists and engineers collecting data on a continuous basis from a global network of physical random number generators from around the world. The GCP was created at Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) lab, established in 1979 by Robert Jahn. The focus of the GCP is an engineering approach to look at, explore, and answer whether sensitive electronics including random components might be affected by states of collective consciousness, including strong emotions and focused intention.

The GCP is currently directed by Roger Nelson from his home office in Princeton and has its logistical home at The Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS).

For more information about the Global Consciousness Project, visit: https://noosphere.princeton.edu/

For additional information about GCP and an interview with Roger Nelson, below is a link to an article written by Richard Samson of Futurist Magazine:

https://noosphere.princeton.edu/papers/pdf/Connected_Consciousness_Samson-WFS-Futurist-29sept2014.pdf

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For more information about the intention experiments conducted by Lynne McTaggart and her global online community in conjunction with scientists at various universities, here is a link to the evidence page of her website:

https://lynnemctaggart.com/intention-experiments/evidence/

The significance of this remarkable outcome suggests endless possibilities for opportunities to shift our circumstances in ways that ordinarily would seem out of reach.