'Invincible Donovan University' to be established in Glasgow and Edinburgh

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26 October 2007

Legendary Scottish songwriter/poet Donovan announced on 26 October 2007 plans for a new university in Scotland—'Invincible Donovan University'—to offer Total Knowledge to raise every student to enlightenment and create invincibility in national consciousness.

Donovan made the announcement during a news conference at The Scotsman Hotel, Edinburgh. He was joined by iconic filmmaker David Lynch, world-renowned quantum physicist John Hagelin, PhD, and foremost educator Dr Bevan Morris.

Donovan said the new 'Invincible Donovan University' will create 'an invincible Scotland—a prosperous, healthy, problem-free Scotland, with a nourishing role in the family of nations, offering inspiration and friendship to all, and promoting permanent world peace.'

Sites under consideration for the university include Waterfront Edinburgh and southwest Glasgow.

For further information and to arrange interviews, call Judith Procter in Edinburgh at 07724 880217.

The visit of Donovan and David Lynch to Scotland is part of their current tour of the UK and Ireland from 20-27 October, to promote implementing the Transcendental Meditation Programme in schools, and highlighting the work of the David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness-Based Education and World Peace. The tour has awakened an unprecedented wave of interest in Transcendental Meditation throughout the UK and Ireland (please visit the Global Good News article: 'Dr David Lynch and Donovan tour of Ireland and UK'

For further information about the tour and Consciousness-Based Education in the UK, please visit: www.consciousnessbasededucation.org.uk.

Copyright © 2007 Global Good News(sm) Service

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