International Day of Peace
Invocation Vigil
Friday, September 21 2018
Why Register?
Registering is Easy
Difficulties Registering or Viewing Information?
Watch a Video Guide on Registration the Vigil
Why Register?
Registering means that you make a conscious, planned comitment to take part in the Vigil at specific times of your choosing. By registering you let others who will be meditating at the same time know that you are linking with them. It is always a valuable service to meditate for world peace at any time - registering your commitment to meditate on this United Nations International Day of Peace is a symbolic way of saying to the world you will be co-operating in a concentrated intitiative of mind and heart. Registration affirms that every part of your Self will be present during the 15 minutes: your personal self; Soul or Buddha nature; Spirit. Please plan to take part - make a conscious choice to set aside a specific time and plan for it in your meditations leading up to this time. ... and even if you don't register, you can still link in and participate.
Registering is easy - watch the video
Wherever you are in the world register here to participate for as many 15 minute slots as you wish. You may wish to sign up for different periods [for example: 09:00 AM to 10:00 AM (09:00 - 10:00) 12 noon - 1:00 PM (12:00 - 13:00); 5:00 PM - 6:30PM (17:00 - 18:30); 7:00 - 7:15 PM (19:00 - 19:15)]. Remember your aim is to use the invocation of your choice every 15 minutes. The Sign Up form displays the time slots of the 24 hours of September 21 in your own time zone - so you don't need to worry about converting to GMT or UST. If you have any technical problems registering check the instructions below.
NB. Time slots are given for 48 hours. This is because New Zealand (on one side of the date line) is 23 hours ahead of Samoa and Tonga (on the other side of the date line). When September 21st starts in New Zealand at midnight (00:00) it is 1 AM on September 20 in Tonga and Samoa.
How to Register - check here if you have any technical difficulties:
Watch an Instructional Video guiding you through the Registration process.
In the Sign-Up Box you must follow Step 1, Click to select a Vigil see below
If you are having Sign Up problems these are usually answered by taking care to follow ALL of these steps:
- Go to the Sign Up page
- Select another language if you do not work in English
- Click on the 'Sign Up' box - this will take you to the Sign Up! form
- Step 1: Click to Select a Vigil - IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU COMPLETE THIS STEP. Double click on the words in the box 'International Day of Peace'. You must complete this Step 1 to Sign Up. When you select the International Day of PeaceVigil the registration times will appear under 'Available Time Slots'
- Step 2. Enter the information in the appropriate boxes: Name (your name OR the group name if a group will be participating); Email address (this information will not be shared - it will only be used to inform you of further Vigils organised by Intuition in Service); Country
- Step 3. Click on a Time Slot (listed under 'Available Time Slots' - these will only appear if you have completed Step 1) and drag it over with the mouse to 'My Vigil Times'. If you are not familiar with using your mouse in this way see the instructions here. You can select as many times as you like and keep adding them to your list of 'My Vigil Times'.
If you wish to sign up for different periods, for example: 09:00 AM to 10:00 AM:
click on the start time (09:00 AM); hold the shift key down;
click on the end time (10:00 AM);
you will then be able to drag all four time slots across to the 'My Vigil Times' column.
- Step 4. Click on 'Sign Me Up!' on the bottom right hand corner
If you have any other problems, or questions please send us an email: info@intuition-in-service.org. We will happily register your participation for you if you wish: send us an email with your name, nearest large city (this helps us see your time zone), country and the times you will be participating - the subject of the email should be 'Vigil'.
