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Realizing the goals of International Day of Peace: The Global Peace Initiative, a brain-based approach to reducing violence and global conflict
Global Peace Initiative Translate This Article
21 September 2012
''Violent behavior is rooted in the brain. The only way to prevent violent behavior is to restore balanced brain functioning. The Brain-Based Approach to Peace restores balanced neurological functioning on the individual and global scale.'' —John Hagelin, President, Global Union of Scientists for Peace
To mark this year's International Day of Peace, Global Good News is featuring the Global Peace Initiative.
Why a new approach?
Conventional approaches to reducing violence and social conflict are costly and, ultimately, ineffective because they do not address the underlying cause: acute societal stress—including political, ethnic, and religious tensions in critical hotspots around the globe.
Stress negatively impacts the brain, impairing reasoning and fueling impulsive, violent, antisocial behavior.
The Global Peace Initiative has identified powerful, scientifically proven meditation-based ''technologies of consciousness'' that neutralize individual and societal stress, restore balanced brain functioning, and markedly reduce crime and social conflict.
The Global Peace Initiative is now implementing this ''Brain-Based Approach to Peace'' on a national scale in the United States and on a global scale in India.
For more information, contact: The Global Peace Initiative 80 Broad Street, 5th Floor ∙ New York, NY 10004 1750 Maharishi Center Avenue ∙ Maharishi Vedic City, IA 52556 director@GlobalPeaceInitiative.org www.GlobalPeaceInitiative.org
Global Good News will feature more about the Global Peace Initiative in coming days.
© Copyright 2012 Global Peace Initiative
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