The Meridian Wave
POWER
TO THE PEACEFUL!
“There is no power on earth that can withstand the united cooperation on
spiritual levels of men and women of goodwill…” Wellesley Tudor Pole
There
is one very easy and enjoyable thing that everyone could participate in and
include in our daily routines to help combat the fear, anxiety and negativity
in the world today, and that is to observe a minute’s silence at midday every
day, based on The Big Ben Silent Minute.* Its simplicity belies the enormous potential it has to
bring about profound
beneficial changes to the world, to embed peace in our hearts and
minds and to promote harmonious
relations between people of all ethnicities & faiths.
The
esoteric knowledge of this self-embedding wave of energy was reputedly used by
Winston Churchill during World War II, an initiative of Major Tudor Pole after
an epiphany he’d had to help bring an end to the war. Over the airwaves, he
implored the people of Great Britain as they were gathered around their radios
to listen to the 9 pm news, to collectively pray in silence for the minute that
the broadcasted chimes of Big Ben were striking the hour. Everyone
participated, millions of people fervently praying for the war to be over and
their sons returned to them safe & sound. After the
war, Nazi records noted that “the Britons had a secret weapon connected to Big
Ben" - they never uncovered the nature of this weapon!
Synchronised
meditation is an ancient tradition in many cultures that goes back
thousands of years. It is understood that the power of prayer is greatly
magnified when people synchronise their passion and will and attune to the same
intention at the same time. The theory suggests that energy produced from this combined willpower
would generate a self-embedding roll of
energy (aka Ouroborus, the snake eating its own tail symbolising an eternal
cycle of renewal) that would create a wave around the planet, overcoming all
negativity and bringing peace & harmony to all in its path.
Today
it is needed more than ever to overcome the low vibrational negativity,
cynicism, fear & hatred many people harbour within them, unwittingly spreading mind & environmental pollution
and violence that disregards all living things. All this darkness &
disease might be neutralised if we all participate in this daily exercise,
Matrix style, our united body channelling high-vibrational love, compassion and
understanding, humanity working together as one, all of equal value,
transcending race or religious persuasion. We could create a
veritable tsunami of pure love and bliss, overcoming all obstacles,
lifting spirits and healing all in its path.
Maintaining
peace will then allow us to devote our energies to urgent priorities,
such as adapting our societies to cope with extreme weather events,
catastrophes, environmental & climatic changes. With our time and energy
freed up and focussed, hundreds of species and entire ecosystems
currently in danger of extinction could be restored back into balance
& re-invigorated.
I truly believe that if
millions of people synchronised their goodwill and prayers at the same time
every day, it would set up a roll of energy that will bring lasting peace everywhere
on Earth. Every city, town and village could observe this simple ritual as 12 o’clock
rolls slowly round the planet, the radiance from each one adding to this unstoppable
force of nature, increases in power with every human settlement and with every
additional mind focussing and contributing.
TV and radio stations
could help by remaining silent for one minute at midday. There could be a
Meridian Wave app (which I would be delighted to help set up) or even a dedicated
TV channel, to coordinate synchronisation in each big city as midday flows
around the globe.
This
is what many people are already doing, and this is what we can all do,
starting tomorrow, by just being mindful for one minute at noon each day,
and meditating on a world at peace… our ‘secret weapon’ against negativity
connected to the Meridian.
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The
Silent Minute, Wikipedia
The
Silent Minute was an historic movement begun in the United Kingdom by Major
Wellesley Tudor Pole O.B.E. in 1940. It continues today as a London-based
charity following its revival by Dorothy Forster. During the Second World War
people would unite in meditation, prayer or focus (each according to their own
belief) and consciously will for peace to prevail. This dedicated minute
received the direct support of King George VI, Sir Winston Churchill and his
Parliamentary Cabinet. It was also recognized by U.S. President Franklin D.
Roosevelt and observed on land and at sea on the battlefields, in air raid
shelters and in hospitals. With Churchill’s support, the BBC, on Sunday,
November 10, 1940, began to play the bells of Big Ben on the radio as a signal for
the Silent Minute to begin.
The
idea was developed in Britain in the Second World War, initially from an idea
by Major Wellesley Tudor Pole. People were asked to devote one minute of prayer
for peace at nine o’clock each evening. He said: “There is no power on earth
that can withstand the united cooperation on spiritual levels of men and women
of goodwill everywhere. It is for this reason that the continued and widespread
observance of the Silent Minute is of such vital importance in the interest of
human welfare.”
The
Silent Minute began in 1940 during The Blitz on the UK when Major Wellesley
Tudor-Pole perceived ‘an inner request
from a high spiritual source that there be a Silent Minute of Prayer for
Freedom’, at 9pm each evening during the striking of Big Ben. If enough people
joined in this gesture of dedicated intent, the tide would turn and the
invasion of England would be diverted. [2] Tudor-Pole went to the King and
Prime Minister with his request and won both their support.
An
anecdote emphasizes the profound power of the group meditation of the Silent
Minute. In 1945 a British intelligence officer was interrogating a high Nazi
official. He asked him why he thought Germany lost the war. His reply was,
“During the war, you had a secret weapon for which we could find no counter
measure, which we did not understand, but it was very powerful. It was
associated with the striking of the Big Ben each evening. I believe you called
it the ‘Silent Minute.’[3][4]
The
Silent Minute was revived by Dorothy Forster and gained a new following of
people after the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and the
commencement of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. It continues as a small
charitable organisation based in London, but with a worldwide list of
participants. Some people had continued the habit of the 9 p.m. prayer ever
since the Second World War, but diverting their focus to the different areas of
the World wherever there were conflicts currently ongoing. Apart from these few
people, the practice had been largely forgotten by the British public for
almost half a century until it was revived.
The
trustees maintain that there is always war going on somewhere in the World and
that uniting in a collective will for peace may have some beneficial effect for
humankind, whether or not there is any direct effect upon the conflict. At the
heart of the effort there is a community united from people of all ages, races
and backgrounds, and a focus on our collective humanity and the benefits of
peace in society.
The
Silent Minute does not have any political affiliations and receives no funding,
but runs entirely on donations from the general public.
