US: Peace Palaces inspire new coherence
by Global Good News staff writer

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22 March 2009

Several Maharishi Peace Palaces in the United States, including those in the greater New York City area, as well as a new Peace Palace in the 'Twin Cities' (Minneapolis/St Paul) of Minnesota, are showing great signs of success in making the programmes of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi available to the whole population.

The Peace Palaces in the mid-Atlantic states such as New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut are creating a basis for increasing coherence in New York City, the most influential centre of leadership in the US. 'We're anticipating a great rise in coherence—something that will help purify the leadership in America's national consciousness,' said Dr Mario Orsatti, National Director of Communication for the Global Country of World Peace, on 17 March 2009.

'We're also very excited to have a new Peace Palace in the Twin Cities in Minnesota—in the centre of the nation,' continued Dr Orsatti. He gave great credit to Raja Graham de Freitas, Raja of Invincible Norway, and his wife Leanne for bringing forth inspiration for the creation of this Peace Palace (Raja Graham was formerly Raja of Minnesota). At the inaugural ceremonies for the building, Raja John Hagelin, Raja of Invincible America, speaking via teleconference, expressed his profound fulfilment at this achievement.

These Peace Palaces are helping to fulfil Maharishi's desire for a solid establishment for the knowledge, technologies, and programmes of his Vedic Science in every area of the country, said Dr Orsatti in conclusion. 'Already they are inspiring progress in spreading Maharishi's programmes', he said, as lighthouses of peace and enlightenment in their communities and the whole nation.

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