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COSMIC PEACE MEDITATION
8 minutes. One shared intention. Every Sunday, 8:00–8:08 pm (your local time).

Wherever you are in the world, you pause for 8 minutes to meditate or pray for peace, in your heart, your city, our world.

All religions and no religion welcome. We connect “through the ether” by focusing our intention at the same time.

Wherever you are, you pause.
8 minutes of shared presence for peace in your heart, your city, our world.
What is Cosmic Peace Meditation?

Cosmic Peace Meditation is a simple weekly ritual:

same day
same time
same intention

People around the world stop for 8 minutes to meditate or pray for peace. You don’t need to be in the same room. We connect “through the ether” – by holding the same intention at the same moment.

No doctrine. No guru. No performance.

All religions, all spiritual paths, and people with no religion at all are welcome.

Just humans using their attention on purpose.
Why these 8 minutes matter

Our attention is the most basic thing we control. What we repeat, we become. What we practice together, we amplify.

From psychology, we know that:

  • shared rituals create meaning and belonging
  • calm nervous systems co-regulate — we literally help each other settle
  • how we feel influences how we act, speak, and decide
Philosophically, it’s simple:

If enough people regularly practice inner peace, the default setting of the collective slowly shifts.

We don’t claim guaranteed miracles. We claim responsibility for the quality of our presence — and we see what grows from there.
Why together – and why “8+ people”?

One person can sit in silence. That already matters. But something changes when people focus at the same moment.

  • Around 8 people, many groups report a “click”: more focus, less noise
  • In larger numbers, people often feel a stronger, more stable sense of connection
  • This doesn’t require physical proximity — only shared time and shared intention

You could think of it as a subtle network: 8+ people connected through the ether, each in their own place, synchronized in purpose.

There are intriguing scientific hints, too.

In 1993, during a large meditation experiment in Washington D.C., researchers reported a significant drop in violent crime while the group was active. The methods are debated — but the peer-reviewed data suggest that collective inner work might have outer effects.

We don’t treat this as dogma. We use it as an invitation:

Your 8 minutes matter more than you think — especially when many of us show up at once.
How to take part

Every Sunday, at 8:00–8:08 pm in your local time, you pause for 8 minutes. No special posture required. No technique is “correct”. What counts is sincerity — and showing up.

Every Sunday

8:00 pm – your local time
Sit down wherever you are — at home, on a train, in a park, with friends.

Silence
Switch your phone to silent. Close your eyes.

8 minutes of attention
For 8 minutes, rest your awareness on peace:
in your own body
in the people close to you
in your city and the wider world

Prayer or meditation
If you pray: pray as if the peace you wish for already exists.
If you meditate: simply hold a clear, quiet awareness.

8:08 pm – done
When 8 minutes are over, you gently return to your day.
Local circles, global field

There is no single “right” way to join. You can sit alone at home. You can gather with a few friends. You can host a small circle in your city.

  • Everyone is welcome
  • All beliefs and worldviews are welcome — no conversion, no agenda
  • No one interrupts a prayer or meditation
  • We don’t argue about beliefs — we practice together
  • No pressure. Join when you can. Miss a week without guilt
All of this is woven together through time.

Every Sunday. 8:00–8:08 pm. Everywhere.
Want a gentle reminder?

If a small nudge helps you show up, you can join the Telegram group. You’ll get one short reminder before we sit.

You can also join the email newsletter for occasional updates, reflections, and stories from the community. No spam. No hype.

At 8:00 pm in your local time, you’re not alone in your wish for peace — others are sitting with you, connected through the ether.
Frequently Asked Questions

Here you’ll find answers to common questions about Cosmic Peace Meditation. If your question isn’t listed, you’re welcome to reach out through the Telegram group.

Cosmic Peace Meditation is a simple weekly ritual. Every Sunday, people around the world sit for 8 minutes — from 8:00 to 8:08 pm local time — to meditate or pray for peace. No doctrine, no guru, no performance. Just humans using their attention on purpose.
No. All religions, all spiritual paths, and people with no religion at all are welcome. You can pray in your own tradition, meditate in your own way, or simply sit in quiet goodwill. What matters is the sincere intention for peace.
No. We connect “through the ether” by focusing our intentions at the same time, not in the same place. You can sit alone, in a park, on a train, or with friends. The shared field comes from synchronized time and intention, not geography.
Eight minutes is short enough for almost anyone to manage, but long enough to settle deeply. Many people notice a stronger coherence when 8 or more people focus together. Even if spread across cities and countries, synchronized intention creates connection.
Some studies suggest that large groups meditating together may correlate with positive social effects. A 1993 experiment in Washington D.C. reported a significant drop in violent crime during a large meditation event. The interpretations are debated, but the idea remains meaningful: inner work may influence outer reality.
Cosmic Peace Meditation is hosted by the Cosmic Peace Prayers initiative. There is no guru, no conversion agenda, and no pressure. We simply provide reminders and space for a shared weekly practice.
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