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Police officer enjoys peace of New Zealand school's Quiet Time programme
by Global Good News staff writer

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4 March 2010

The Transcendental Meditation (TM) Technique, part of the Quiet Time programme* introduced at a school in New Zealand, is producing remarkable results. The school is in a very poor area of the country, and was so rough that a policeman was on duty there permanently.

Since the students have learnt Transcendental Meditation, the atmosphere has changed so much that parents from other areas, having heard of the great benefits of the programme, are bringing their children to the school and requesting that they be enrolled.

The policeman has not been called once since the programme began, but says he likes to 'sneak in' during Quiet Time to enjoy the peace.

Global Good News will feature in coming days more details of this report from Dr Bevan Morris, Prime Minister of the Global Country of World Peace, on his recent visit to New Zealand.

* The Quiet Time programme is supported by the David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness-based Education and World Peace.

** Dr Morris's report was featured on the 1 March 2010 Maharishi Global Family Chat, which is broadcast daily via Internet webcast on the Maharishi Channel, Channel 3. Podcasts of the daily Global Family Chat (audio track) are also now available for automatic download, via an RSS feed.

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