Invincible Defence: New initiatives in Sri Lanka, Germany, Turkey, South Africa, Trinidad, other countries
by Global Good News staff writer

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5 May 2009

On Akshaya Tritiya, the auspicious Day of Lasting Achievements in the Vedic Calendar, National Directors of Defence for the Global Country of World Peace in countries throughout the world made resolutions launching various initiatives to further efforts towards national invincibility.

On 28 April 2009, Col Gunther Chasse, Deputy Minister of Defence for the Global Country of World Peace, reported the following initiatives launched by National Directors of numerous countries.

Please also see Part I of this article.

Sri Lanka: The National Director of Defence resolves to establish a Prevention Wing of 1,000 Yogic Flyers for the military as quickly as possible, to bring urgently needed ethnic and religious harmony to the nation.

Turkey: The National Director of Defence resolves, first, to establish a Prevention Wing for the military in Turkey, applying Maharishi's Invincible Defence Technology. Second, he intends to incorporate Transcendental Meditation in the clinics of the Military Medical Academy of Turkey, as a treatment for psychosomatic diseases. Third, he aims to implement TM in veterans' centres for the alleviation of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and to help veterans better adjust to family and social life after returning from combat.

Trinidad and Tobago: The National Director of Defence aims to create national invincibility through instruction of 600 students in the Transcendental Meditation and Transcendental Meditation Sidhi Programmes, including Yogic Flying, beginning in May 2009.

South Africa: The first goal of the National Director of Defence for South Africa is to create a group of at least 1,000 Yogic Flyers to bring invincibility to South Africa—and to the entire sub-continent of Southern Africa.

Germany: The Global Country of World Peace in Germany resolves to establish a group of 3,000 Yogic Flyers. In addition, the goal is to create a group of 192 Yogic Flyers for each of the capitals of the 16 German states.

Great Britain: The National Director of Defence in Great Britain aims to encourage and maximize participation for Yogic Flying groups in all major Maharishi Invincibility Centres, as well as intensifying monthly national Coherence Days. The second goal is to implement Maharishi's programmes in business, public, and government sectors. Lastly, the Director resolves to introduce Maharishi's programmes into the military for improved health, stress management, and peak performance, and for the establishment of a Prevention Wing of Yogic Flyers.

Norway: The National Director of Defence in Norway aims to increase the number of Yogic Flyers practising daily at the Oslo Maharishi Invincibility Centre to 20 participants. Plans also include formation of Yogic Flying groups in all major cities in Norway.

Denmark: Resolutions for Denmark include the establishment of an invincibility group of 250 Yogic Flyers—which will include Maharishi Vedic Pandits—as well as creating local Yogic Flying groups in areas of greatest need, such as Copenhagen. Also, the National Leader of Defence plans to continue approaching the military of Denmark to encourage the implementation of Transcendental Meditation for the management of stress and for the establishment of a Prevention Wing.

'The Ministry of Defence of the Global Country of World Peace congratulates the National Leaders of Defence for their determination to create invincibility for their nations, and will provide support for the achievement of each of these resolutions,' said Col Chasse in closing.

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