Belgium: New concepts of consciousness, sustainability, and GMOs inspire agriculture leaders - Dr John Fagan
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21 December 2009

An 'eye-opening' presentation on 'Consciousness, Sustainability, and GMOs'—recently given by Dr John Fagan—inspired an audience of agribusiness and supermarket leaders in Belgium. Dr Fagan is an eminent scientist and researcher, an expert on GMOs (genetically modified organisms), and a Raja of the Global Country of World Peace with Global Responsibility for Food Purity and Safety, and Healthy Invincibility.

The lecture, held at the residence of Raja Lucien Mansour, Raja of Invincible Belgium, was attended by 20 prominent leaders in fields such as agribusiness and supermarkets.

Raja Fagan spoke about creating sustainability from the level of the Unified Field of all the Laws of Nature. He explained that on this level, silence and dynamism are interwoven, giving way to self-referral dynamics. He explained that in order to establish true sustainability in agriculture, one must mimic these dynamics found on the level of pure consciousness.

'People were uplifted by the idea of self-referral loops in agriculture,' said Dr Stijn Vandenbosch, National Director of Belgium for the Global Country of World Peace, commenting on this event on Maharishi Global Family Chat.* 'It was an eye-opening presentation for all who attended.'

* Dr Vandenbosch's report was featured on the 19 December 2009 Maharishi Global Family Chat, 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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