The Secret That Cannot Be Told (5): How Collective Meditation Accelerates Shared Dreams

 

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What Makes Collective Meditation So Powerful?

In the summer of 1974, a quiet “revolution of silence” took place on the streets of 24 American cities. Groups of meditators gathered daily to practice together, hoping that inner peace could influence the outer world. Two months later, something astonishing happened: the average crime rate in those cities dropped by 16%. This phenomenon became known as the *Maharishi Effect*—the first scientific evidence suggesting that group meditation could have a positive social impact.

Fast forward to the summer of 1993 in Washington, D.C.—a city gripped by rising crime and anxiety. Four thousand meditators quietly gathered in a hall near the police headquarters, sitting in silence each day as invisible waves of calm spread outward. After eight weeks, FBI data revealed shocking results: homicides had fallen by 23%, rapes by 34%. Even weather forecasters noted that although thunderstorms were unusually frequent that summer, crime mysteriously declined. When the experiment ended, the crime rate crept back up—as if the city had experienced a temporary “psychological immune response.”

In 1983, amid the raging Lebanese Civil War, countless lives were being lost to violence. Meanwhile, a group of meditators gathered in Israel, attempting to project peace into the chaos from afar. Incredibly, during the two-month meditation experiment, violent incidents in Lebanon dropped by 71%, and war-related deaths significantly decreased. This remarkable outcome hinted at the potential of collective meditation as a force for global peace.

On March 21, 2020—the night of the Spring Equinox—more than 1.44 million people around the world joined an online meditation to “end the coronavirus.” Strange things began to happen that night: in Bergamo, Italy, nurses reported that the air in intensive care units suddenly “felt lighter,” and patients’ oxygen levels inexplicably improved. In a New York laboratory, viral cultures stopped replicating, leaving scientists staring in disbelief: “Instrument malfunction?” Meanwhile, in a Swiss pharmaceutical warehouse, the cooling system unexpectedly failed, destroying millions of doses of experimental vaccines.

During the pandemic, 128,000 people joined synchronized meditations through a mobile app. Data analysis showed that within 24 hours after each collective session, the rate of COVID-19 spread in participating regions slowed by 5.7%. On social media, the frequency of anxiety-related words dropped by 19%, while hopeful topics increased by 42%. Scientists continue to debate whether this is due to psychological influence or quantum entanglement, but even a UN report admitted: when enough minds focus on the same intention, reality itself might begin to shift. As one of the project’s founders said, *“We don’t meditate to escape reality—we meditate to create a new one.”*

These real-world cases continue to suggest that collective meditation is more than a spiritual practice—it’s a form of shared human power capable of transforming society. Though science has yet to fully explain the mechanism, these experiments open a window into the mysterious connection between the inner self and the outer world.
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Is Meditation a Science or a Mystery?

Laozi rode away on his green ox, his gaze passing beyond the dust of the mortal world into the stillness between mountains and rivers. In that moment, he neither spoke nor thought, yet he perceived the workings of all things. Socrates stood in the square of Athens, silently observing the noisy crowd—asking himself, “Who am I? What is good?” His contemplation was, in essence, a form of meditation. In Zen tradition, monks would face a wall in solitude for ten years, waiting for that single instant of sudden enlightenment. During his exile in Longchang, Wang Yangming realized the truth of *“The mind is principle itself”* through isolation and reflection. These timeless stories all echo the same theme—**meditation**.

A meditator can be an entrepreneur, closing their eyes before a product launch, mentally walking through every step on stage. A meditator can be a boxer, taking a deep breath in the locker room as scenes of strikes and defenses flash through his mind. A meditator can also be a pianist, sitting quietly before the curtain rises, letting each note flow through the heart before the fingers even touch the keys.

Meditation also lives in the simplest moments of daily life:  
when a mother covers her child with a blanket in the still of night and breathes softly under the lamp’s glow;  when an artist gazes at a blank canvas, waiting for the first spark of inspiration;  when a gardener trims leaves in the morning light, feeling dew roll from fingertip to fingertip;  when a traveler sits atop a mountain, watching clouds drift in silence.  All these seemingly ordinary moments are encounters with one’s *true self*.

Meditation is not about finding a new version of yourself—it’s about rediscovering the self that has long been asleep beneath the noise of countless thoughts.

Meditation is not mysticism; it is a systematic form of attention training. It is the deliberate act of placing awareness in the present moment—observing thoughts, emotions, and bodily sensations without judgment. Think of it as a “workout for the brain”: through repetition, one reshapes patterns of attention and habitual responses. Modern neuroscience shows that long-term meditation can alter the structure and function of brain regions such as the prefrontal cortex and hippocampus. It enhances regulation of attention, body awareness, and emotional reappraisal, while reducing activity in the brain’s *default mode network*—the system linked to mind-wandering.

From the perspective of practice, meditation can be divided into two main forms:  
**Static meditation**—such as sitting meditation, breath awareness, and still contemplation.  
**Dynamic meditation**—including Tai Chi, yoga, walking meditation, the tea ceremony, mindful running, or pre-performance visualization.

Some special forms, like *Qi absorption meditation*, are said to draw upon the natural vitality of heaven and earth, nourishing multidimensional layers of the body—especially the *etheric body*. When a person’s etheric body remains strong and vibrant, external influences find it hard to invade. Such individuals rarely fall ill and often appear more youthful, radiant, and full of life.

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What Are the Fundamental Mechanisms Behind Meditation?

Dr. Sara Lazar, a neuroscientist at Harvard Medical School, and her research team have spent years exploring how meditation affects the brain’s structure and function. Using advanced brain imaging technologies such as MRI scans, they discovered that consistent meditation practice leads to observable and positive structural changes in the brain.

Their findings show that meditation reshapes the brain by promoting **neuroplasticity**, resulting in several key effects:

✅ **Increased gray matter in the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex**  
 → This enhances learning, memory, and emotional regulation, helping individuals maintain a clearer and more balanced state of mind.

✅ **Reduced gray matter in the amygdala**  
 → Since this region is closely linked to stress and fear responses, the reduction suggests that meditators are better able to remain calm and rational in the face of anxiety, pressure, or negative emotions.

✅ **Improved integration within the Default Mode Network (DMN)**  
 → The DMN is associated with “mind-wandering” and self-referential thinking. Meditation enhances its functional coordination, reducing unconscious mental drift and improving focus and present-moment awareness.

In essence, meditation is a way of generating energy within a state of calm and focus—a more efficient method of conscious energy creation. Positive intention manifests nearly ten times faster than negative intention because positive creation aligns with the universe’s fundamental laws—the divine flow of harmony and integration. Negative creation, on the other hand, is like rowing upstream: it may work temporarily, but it drains vast amounts of energy and inevitably collapses. When our meditative focus is genuinely positive and held in calm concentration, we accelerate the realization of our intentions. The positive energy we emit attracts similar energy in return, supporting better health and a more favorable personal timeline.

Multiple scientific studies further indicate that every human thought radiates outward in the form of electromagnetic waves, each carrying a distinct vibrational frequency. The closer these frequencies are to one another, the stronger their resonance becomes—and the power of this resonance is exponentially greater than the sum of individual thoughts. When enough people synchronize their intentions, the resulting resonant field amplifies dramatically.  

Even more fascinating, when our thoughts evoke genuine emotion, they generate a far stronger electromagnetic field centered in the heart. The electric field of the heart is over **100 times stronger** than that of the brain, and its magnetic field is more than **5,000 times stronger**. This suggests that the coherent energy of heartfelt intention may be one of the most potent creative forces in the human experience.

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What’s the Difference Between Collective and Individual Meditation?

If personal meditation is like a single drop of water returning to stillness, then collective meditation is the resonance of countless drops merging into a vast ocean. When a group of people sits together in silence, eyes closed, breathing in the same rhythm, time seems to stretch, and space begins to soften. There are no words, no movements—only the sound of shared breathing flowing through the air. It is a silent understanding between hearts, a collective descent into inner stillness. In that shared silence, as each person observes their own mind while subtly attuning to others, meditation transforms from a solitary practice into a dance of collective consciousness.

Scenes like this have appeared throughout human history:  
On the banks of the Ganges at dawn, thousands of seekers sit quietly with the rising sun.  
In Tibetan monasteries, monks chant in unison beneath ancient ceilings.  
In Japanese temples, meditation begins with the sound of a bell and ends in silence.  
In modern cities, strangers gather in meditation studios, forming circles of calm, rediscovering stillness in the rhythm of shared breath.  

Psychologists call this phenomenon **“group resonance.”** Philosophers refer to it as **“the resonance of the field of consciousness.”** But for those who experience it, it feels like something more intimate—a wordless communion of souls. In the collective silence, the boundaries between individuals begin to blur; the world no longer divides into “me” and “them.”

The true power of collective meditation doesn’t lie in the number of participants, but in their **shared awareness**. When many minds converge into a single point of stillness, restless energy gradually settles, and the rhythm of the world itself seems to slow. One person’s meditation can bring inner peace; a group’s meditation can turn peace into a shared, tangible force.  

It is a gentle form of connection—where no one feels isolated from the world, and every breath reminds us that we belong to something larger than ourselves.

Scientific studies suggest that collective meditation can influence the energetic field of its surroundings. When people around the world meditate simultaneously with the intention of global peace, their focused consciousness becomes as coherent as a laser beam, capable of affecting the planet’s quantum field. Such global peace meditations can harmonize the Earth’s energy on a profound level.
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When Millions Share One Intention: How Collective Meditation Accelerates Manifestation
Collective meditation is, in essence, a collective act of manifestation—a shared expression of consciousness in motion. To understand how it works, let’s revisit the **three key steps of the Law of Manifestation**:

Step 1: Decision (The Mental Plane)**  
The body, emotions, and mind each vibrate on their own frequencies. When we align these frequencies into harmony, our intentions begin to crystallize. The moment you decide what you want, manifestation begins—because that decision originates in the mental plane. This choice creates an energetic vortex in the field of mind, which later materializes into the physical world. It’s not magic or superstition—it’s simply how natural law operates.

Step 2: Invocation (The Emotional Plane)**  
Invocation means using emotion to magnetize the people, events, and resources needed to fulfill your intention. Once your free will is clearly defined, you establish an energetic channel with your “I AM Presence”—your higher self—and emotions then accelerate and catalyze this flow. Visualization, or the feeling of “seeing it as already done,” becomes the bridge between intention and realization.

Step 3: Action (The Physical Plane)**  
Action doesn’t mean endless struggle. It means passionate, aligned, and steady steps that anchor your vision into the material world. When done in balance, the goal manifests with ease and synchronicity.

In short, manifestation unfolds through a repeating cycle of clear thought, heartfelt emotion, and grounded action—until the dream becomes real.  
(For more details, see *“The Law of Manifestation: The Magical Art of Turning Dreams Into Reality,”* published May 16, 2024.)

Have you ever wondered why people say you must “wish with sincerity”? Behind that phrase lies the ultimate principle of the universe—the Law of Manifestation: **focused thought and strong emotion act like magnets, drawing imagined realities into existence.**  
Collective meditation takes that same power and upgrades it into a *planetary-scale engine of creation.

A single person’s wish is a spark; a group’s shared focus is a wildfire.

Imagine this: you meditate alone for world peace—your intention shines like a flashlight, steady but limited. But when tens of thousands meditate simultaneously, using the same guided imagery (for example, visualizing *“a pink light healing all wounds”*), their intentions merge like countless laser beams converging on one point. Research suggests that such synchronization creates a **quantum resonance field**, exponentially amplifying manifestation efficiency—100,000 people meditating together for five minutes may equal the energetic output of one person meditating for 27 years.

Why precision matters:
Just as a rocket can’t veer even one degree off course, the guided words of a meditation must remain exact. They act as *activation codes* within the universal program. For instance, the phrase *“charged blue light column”* carries a specific frequency pattern that stimulates the pineal gland’s energy; altering it to *“blue glow”* may reduce the effect by as much as 90%. Even more astonishing, when participation surpasses the critical threshold of **144,000**, collective consciousness undergoes a *phase shift*—like water suddenly boiling into steam—capable of influencing physical reality itself. History has shown that after certain global meditations, inexplicable shifts such as temporary nuclear shutdowns and financial anomalies have indeed been observed.

From “Wishing” to “Co-Creating”
Collective meditation isn’t passive prayer—it’s *active creation*. When we collectively visualize debt forgiveness or world peace, we’re not pleading for miracles; we’re constructing blueprints on the energetic level. The material world naturally aligns with these higher-frequency templates. As one teacher said, *“We are not asking for blessings—we are rewriting the universe’s source code with consciousness itself.”

So next time you join a global meditation, remember: every word you utter and every image you hold is weaving a new timeline for Earth. Each of us is a creator—and the moment our hearts and minds unite as one, that’s when miracles are born.
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Why Does Collective Meditation Need to Break Through a “Critical Mass”?
Imagine you’re inside a huge, noisy stadium. Everyone is chatting, and the air is filled with a chaotic buzz. Now, you want to lead the crowd in shouting a unified phrase—say, *“Victory of the Light!”*

If you’re the only one shouting, your voice will be swallowed by the noise immediately—no one beyond a few people near you will even hear it.If a small group joins you, the sound grows louder, but it still can’t rise above the overall chaos. Most people will just keep doing their own thing.But once enough people—say, about one-tenth of the crowd—join in, something magical happens: your collective voice suddenly overpowers the background noise, turning into a clear, powerful wave of sound. The rest of the people, who were chatting moments ago, stop talking, drawn by the energy. Many even join the chant.

That specific “one-tenth” of the crowd is what we call the **critical mass**.

The Principle Behind It
Energy Addition vs. Energy Resonance:
When only a few people meditate, their energy simply adds up (1 + 1 = 2). But when the number reaches a certain threshold, the frequencies of everyone’s energy align—they resonate. It’s no longer 1 + 1 = 2, but something more like 1 + 1 = 11 or even 111. Resonance creates a powerful, irreversible *energetic trend*.

Changing the Background Noise:
Our world is full of mixed energies—light and dark—like the background noise in that stadium. When a group reaches the critical number in collective meditation, it generates a strong *wave of light* that overcomes and transforms the “noise” of lower frequencies. This resets the energetic baseline of the planet to a higher vibration.

Triggering a “Phase Shift”:
This is the key point! Just as water turns into steam when heated to 100°C, reaching the critical number in collective consciousness can trigger a spiritual *phase transition*. Quantitative change becomes qualitative change—a leap in the state of the whole system.

So How Is This “Critical Number” Calculated?

That famous number—**144,000**—is based on the principle of proportion, roughly around *one percent* of the total population.

Sociologists and spiritual teachers have observed that when the number of people sharing a unified intention reaches about the **square root of the total population (√N)**, irreversible social or energetic change begins.
For Earth’s population of about 7 billion, √7,000,000,000 ≈ **84,000** people.

To account for variations in focus and consistency (since not everyone’s meditation is perfectly steady), the number is rounded up for stability. The figure **144,000** carries sacred and symbolic meaning in many traditions, representing divine completeness and perfect harmony. So, it’s less about mathematical precision and more about symbolic activation—it marks the *minimum energetic threshold* for a planetary shift.

Think of it this way: you don’t need to measure exactly which water molecule boils first—100°C is just the sign that the transformation is happening. Likewise, **144,000** is the milestone that signals collective awakening.

In Summary
The idea of “critical mass” isn’t the result of computer calculations—it’s born from the observation of group dynamics and ancient spiritual insight. It reminds us that when enough people—roughly 1% of humanity—resonate at the same frequency, we can collectively press the switch that changes the world.

It’s not a cold number; it’s a **warm promise of hope and unity**. Each of us is like a candle—small but radiant. And when we come together, we don’t just light a room; we illuminate an entire era.

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What to Pay Attention to During Meditation (Both Individual and Collective)**

1. Protection Before and After Meditation
Sometimes, meditation can draw attention from beings on the etheric or astral planes. Some are harmless passersby (like wandering spirits), while others may have negative intentions. Such negative entities—sometimes referred to as reptilian souls—may attempt to interfere with practitioners during meditation.

That’s why it’s essential to establish **energetic protection** before any session.
Before every meditation, invoke the **Divine Source** and call upon the **Violet Flame** to surround you, transmuting anything that does not align with the Light. Three minutes before meditation, visualize a **Violet Flame Shield** forming around your entire body, fully enveloping you in radiant violet light.

2. Balance Between Relaxation and Focus
During meditation, balance is key. Excessive tension activates the sympathetic nervous system, disrupting your connection with higher consciousness; excessive relaxation can make one susceptible to interference from lower entities.

Choose a **quiet and peaceful environment**, ideally near crystals or plants. Avoid areas with strong electromagnetic interference—especially Wi-Fi routers, cell towers, or high-voltage lines—as scalar waves can disrupt pineal gland function. Also avoid basements and hospitals, where geomagnetic energy tends to stagnate.

For best results, meditate during **portal days** such as full moons or eclipses, when planetary alignments amplify energetic flow.
For individual practice, it’s ideal to maintain a **consistent daily schedule**, preferably around **30 minutes before sunrise**.

3. Recommended Duration for Collective Meditation
For group meditation, one **full cycle** should last about **20 minutes**. If energy levels remain strong, you may repeat another 20-minute cycle.
For global synchronized meditations, a **±2-minute margin** is acceptable due to variations in the Earth’s electromagnetic field, but **local group timing should be precise to the second** for maximum coherence.

4. Universal Guidelines (Applicable to Both Personal & Group Practice)
* **Avoid energy leakage:** Do not engage in arguments or consume news within **30 minutes** after meditation—this can dissipate up to **80%** of the anchored light.
* **Respect your body’s limits:** Sessions beyond **45 minutes** may strain the etheric body, potentially causing micro-tears that require up to **three days** to heal.
* **Ground your energy:** After meditation, sit quietly for **two minutes** and visualize the energy settling into your **lower dantian** (the energy center below the navel).
* **No interference with others’ free will:** Never force anyone to participate, and never attempt to manifest control over another’s choices or destiny.
* **Follow precise guidance:** If using a guided meditation, the **words and visualizations** must be **clear, vivid, and followed exactly**—every word matters.

Example: Global Collective Meditation for the 12:21 Ascension Portal
**Background:**
There is now an opportunity to bring the timeline back on track and accelerate planetary transformation. Through this meditation, we can help **activate the 12:21 Ascension Portal**.

In August, powerful astrological alignments will open a gateway for unifying human consciousness and establishing a positive ascension timeline for Earth. Once the **critical mass of 144,000 participants** is reached, this portal activation will trigger a vast energetic chain reaction, healing the planet.

The opening of the **12:21 Ascension Portal** marks the end of a universal cycle. All cosmic-level darkness across the multiverse will be permanently dissolved. Humanity will cross the subquantum event horizon, freeing itself from all entanglement with black holes, strange quarks, dark matter, and anomalous subquantum fields. The multiverse will then stabilize into a **true vacuum state**.

The Third Ascension Portal Meditation will take place on **Thursday, August 21, 2025**, at **5:02 PM Beijing time**.

 

Meditation Guide
1. **Relax your body, mind, and spirit** in your preferred way.
2. **Declare your intention:** “I am using this meditation to assist in opening the 12:21 Ascension Portal.”
3. **Invoke the Violet Flame** from the Divine Source. Visualize it surrounding you, forming a **protective circle** that keeps you safe during and after meditation. See the Violet Flame transmuting all energies that do not align with the Light.
4. **Visualize** a pillar of **white, pink, blue, and golden light** emanating from the **Central Sun of the Universe**.

   * See this radiant pillar traveling through the **Central Sun of the Virgo A Galaxy (M87)**, activating its field of cosmic love.
   * Then visualize it moving through our **Milky Way’s Galactic Center**, through every star system, including the **Pleiades**, activating each with divine love and light.
   * See the pillar entering our **solar system**, passing through **Sedna, Pluto, Neptune, and Uranus**, illuminating every being of light within the system.
   * Let it travel through Earth—both surface and subterranean realms—and finally through your body into the **center of the planet**.
5. **Visualize Earth’s reality shifting** to the most positive timeline—free from suffering, war, and power struggles.

   * See waves of **white, pink, blue, and golden light** dissolving inequality and poverty, bringing abundance and harmony to all.
   * Envision humanity entering the **Age of Aquarius**, a new cycle of enlightenment and creative rebirth.
   * Visualize all beings on Earth surrounded by pure Light, unconditional Love, and lasting Joy.

Personal Meditation Template
The process for individual meditation follows a similar pattern. In the future, I plan to share a **universal template for personal meditations**—something beginners can easily apply to start their practice with clarity and confidence.

Postscript
This journal entry was first conceptualized in **early July 2025**, originally intended for release before the **August 21 global Ascension Portal meditation**. However, progress was delayed due to key data alignment issues, a busy moving schedule, and work commitments.

During August and September, I spent time back home, caught up in the busyness of daily life. Then, in October, once I finally had space to breathe again, I dedicated just **1–2 hours per day for three consecutive days**—and completed the journal that had been waiting since July.

*October 17, 2025 – 8:48 AM*