Bali: Yogic Flyers to create invincible Indonesia
by Global Good News staff writer

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21 November 2008

On a recent Maharishi Global Family Chat, Raja Willem Meijles, Raja of Invincible Indonesia for the Global Country of World Peace, spoke about the plan to create invincibility for Indonesia through the 1,500 Yogic Flyers already living on Bali.

Raja Willem said that Indonesia is a very large, densely populated country with 230 million inhabitants; it is the fourth most populated country of the world. The national motto of the country is 'Unity in Diversity' because it is made up of roughly 30,000 islands and has many different languages and cultures.

On the island of Bali there are already eight secondary schools with a total of 1,500 students practising the Transcendental Meditation Programme. Also scattered over Bali are about 1,500 practitioners of the Transcendental Meditation Sidhi Programme, including Yogic Flying, which is 'a great opportunity to create Invincible Indonesia very soon, just through the island of Bali', Raja Willem said. Raja Willem hopes to visit Bali in the Spring of 2009.

The Global Country of World Peace in Australia is being very supportive to Raja Willem in creating the required 2,000 Yogic Flyers for the invincibility of Indonesia, to be located on Bali. 'This is really very special, and it's already half done,' he said.

Raja Willem said that the Teachers of Transcendental Meditation and Yogic Flyers of Australia realize that an Invincible Indonesia would be a great influence for them since it is so close by; they are direct neighbours.

'The motto of Bali is ''Bali Shanti, Shanti, Shanti'',' Raja Willem said, 'which means peace, peace, peace—deep peace from Bali for the whole Indonesia,' he concluded.

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