'The Great Experiment'
From "Surrender"
4-10-98
Thousand Oaks, CA


Q:  Do you know about the great experiment?

B:  There are many great experiments.  What are you referring to?

Q:  The great experiment is to take place.

B:  Yes.

Q:  Let me tell you a little bit about it because it is, rather, quite
exciting.  James Twyman, author of "Emissary of Light," he actually....

B:  He actually what?

Q:  He actually sang...I'm looking for something here to refer to it, I got
in my hand.  He said that ... he was invited by the government of Iraq to
perform his peace in Baghdad.  He said that the situation seemed...that war
seemed almost inevitable, you know, a little while back, and diplomatic
efforts seem to have failed.   "I was being used by the Iraq  government,"
he said, "but we had the same goal, to avoid this terrible war. I was given
permission to sing the prayer for peace to Saddam Hussein and I wanted the
world to join in this prayer. Hundreds of thousands of people all over the
world participated  and
when it was complete, I felt a profound shift in the energy of that whole
region.  Three days later a peace agreement was signed. Something which
seemed impossible before the prayer began.  And then a week later in
Ireland, the peace talks were being held for days."

B:  Between, what you call, your Irish and your English.

Q:  Right, at a castle in Belfast.

B:  Yes.

Q:  He said, "For days bombs were exploding all around that area. Many
people were trying to interrupt the peace process and it seemed that the
talks might fall apart. Once again, thousand around the world joined us in
prayer and three days later there was a breakthrough in the talks.  A peace
agreement in May now seems inevitable."

B:  Now, we can go back to one of the first questions of the evening, what
is now the percentage and likelihood of  the idea of a nuclear terrorist
strike in your United States?  It used to be 97%, now it is 78%.

Q:  Wow.  Well, this is going to take....

B:  It is the beginning of the understanding of the next, shall we say,
chapter that we will talk about regarding surrender because this locks into
an entirely new understanding of conflict resolution that we will call,
"surrendering to peace."

Q:  Okay.

B:  And we will discuss that next time.

Q:  All right, because this is taking place on April 23.

B:  Yes, well, we will talk about it in the next transmission.

Q:  Next transmission.

B:  We've perceived that.

Q:  Okay, great, because they want everybody to join in on this.  And I
will have copies of this then.

B:  All right.

Q:  At the next meeting.

B:  Thank you.

Q:  Okay, thank you.

B:  At this timing, we will extend to  each and every one of you our deep
unconditional love and our willingness, our vibration to surrender to life
with you.  We thank you and bid you good day.  And now, we will surrender
the channel's body.

Audience: Good night, Bashar.