Ireland: Number of people learning Transcendental Meditation doubles
by Global Good News staff writer

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15 September 2010

In the past year, twice as many people learned the Transcendental Meditation Programme in Ireland as in the previous year.

People from all walks of life are interested in the programmes of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, said Raja Tom Stanley, Raja of Invincible Ireland for the Global Country of World Peace.*

More young people are learning the Transcendental Meditation Programme, as well as artists and professionals in diverse fields.

Interest in Consciousness-Based Education is growing as well, Raja Stanley reported.

During his recent visit to Ireland, Dr Bevan Morris, Prime Minister of the Global Country of World Peace, met with Teachers of the Transcendental Meditation Programme, who are very inspired to offer Maharishi's knowledge to the people in their nation.

Teachers not only want to offer individuals life in fulfilment and enlightenment, but are also committed to establishing coherence-creating groups of Yogic Flyers to create invincibility for the nation, said Dr Joe Hayden, National Director of Ireland for the Global Country.*

Dr Morris also travelled to Dublin, where he discussed the perpetuation of Maharishi's knowledge and programmes around the world. Everyone in the gathering of 100 was deeply uplifted and inspired by the presentation, Dr Hayden said.

* The report of Raja Stanley and Dr Hayden was featured on the 15 September 2010 Maharishi Global Family Chat, broadcast daily via Internet webcast on the Maharishi Channel, Channel 3.

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