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On Dec. 22, the First Annual Solstice Synchronized Global Orgasm for Peace will take place. Sure, it’s got a long name, but at heart, it has a simple goalčto use the positive energies created during intercourse and orgasm to reduce the current levels of aggression in the energy field of the earth. The effect will be even stronger, event coordinators say, if participants think actively about world peace while they participate.

According to the Global Orgasm website, results from the project show that “human consciousness can be measured to have a global effect on matter and energy during widely-watched events [such as] mass meditations and prayers.

Sound a little out-of-this-world? The event has some scientific support backing up its goals. Princeton University’s Global Consciousness Project operates “random event generators” all over the world that measure changes in randomness during global events that attract a lot of human attention, such as 9/11 or the tsunami in the Indian Ocean.

Event coordinators hope that the increase in “conscious peaceful intent” on Global Orgasm for Peace Day will be large enough to appear on the sensors for The Global Consciousness Project, as well as to reduce conflict and aggression in the earth’s energy field.

Although the word “synchronized” is included in the event’s title, there is no official time set for the orgasms to occur. The coordinators of the event aim instead for an entire day filled with continuous orgasms occurring around the world, at a wide variety of times and places.

Coordinators also especially encourage residents of countries with weapons of mass destruction to participate, presumably to target extra positive energy toward the places where aggression is most possible or dangerous.

Whether someone believes that Global Orgasm for Peace Day can positively affect the earth’s energy field, or considers the event a crazy effort to work towards world peace in a shocking way, it does provide an opportunity to participate in a global experiment by doing something that usually doesn’t take all that much convincing to do.

For more information, visit the website for the event, www.globalorgasm.org, which features a countdown that ticks away the hours until the start of the synchronized global orgasm, displayed appropriately over a background photo of a gasping pair of lips. The Global Consciousness Project is online at noosphere.princeton.edu.