People often ask how they can contribute to a better world. The answer is simple: go regularly with friends and meditate multiviewer for an hour. The more people in this way are together in a clear and coherent consciousness, the greater will be the force field. Culture of lighting Urban lighting is an initiative to encourage a culture of enlightenment. To make this possible, people make their living rooms every second Sunday of the month open to meditation sessions. If you are still together, you come back home - to yourself and to each other. You get in touch with your deepest essence - what you are, rather than what you have become. Measurable effect in cities where meditated regularly, there is less crime, it is less pressure on the emergency and less traffic accidents, according to research. When the square root of 1 percent of the population is still regular, this has measurable effect. This is called the Maharishi effect. From interest for this experiment and from the need to contribute to society multiviewer is City Lights occur. Fast cheap and effective for a better world, you do not need on the road. You are more effective when you create a coherent field. No method is faster, cheaper and more effective. multiviewer In the Netherlands people ask their monthly living rooms open (almost 800 now) to create a field of coherence together. City Lights in Enschede Woongemeenschap The Wonne has joined the initiative of City Lights. Every second Sunday of the month you can go for an hour of silence and meditation here. At or near the World Peace Flame. For a city like Enschede to 'enlighten' we only have 36 people required. Shine your own light and slide free and without obligation. Blog Location: The Wonne, North Hage 25 Enschede Register free: 053-4318787 Silent walk: 19.45 Meditation: 8:00 p.m. to 21:00 pm City Lights 2015 - January 11 to February 8 - March 8 to April 12 - May 10 to June 14 - 12 July - August 9 - September 13 to October 11 - November multiviewer 8 to December 13 City Lights is an initiative of Kris & Travertine Touber.
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