Israel in line for Raam Raj
by Global Good News staff writer

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20 January 2007

Obtaining visas for Vedic Pandits to enter Israel for the purpose of creating peace in the region should be fairly straightforward, with the help of government officials working through the Kibbutz Artzi, a world organisation which has expertise in arranging for groups of volunteers coming to help their country.

There has been a very positive response to an interview with world renowned filmmaker Dr David Lynch featured recently in an Israeli newspaper—where he presented the David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness-Based Education and World Peace (www.davidlynchfoundation.org) to help solve violence in Israeli schools by implementing Transcendental Meditation.

Presentations of Maharishi's Consciousness-Based Education to top level directors have begun, and already one high school director is ready to implement the programme in her school of 650 students. More presentations are to follow later in January.

In the Israeli Brahmasthan, the geographical centre of Israel, two possibilities of land for a Maharishi Peace College have been identified.

These are a few of the news reports reflecting Israel's rising invincibility through the introduction of Maharishi's Transcendental Meditation in the curriculum of the schools and the establishment of a group of Vedic Pandits, whose daily performance of Yoga and Yagya—traditional recitations of Vedic Sounds—will produce an indomitable influence of peace and positivity in the whole nation.

Visit page http://excellenceinaction.globalgoodnews.com/06-aug/india3.html for further information on the peace-creating power of groups of Vedic Pandits.

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