Mexico: Young school students innocently create invincibility for the nation
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12 July 2010

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The article features a new film, 'A few hundred children innocently change the world', about a school in Monterrey, Mexico, in which a large number of students and teachers have learnt the Transcendental Meditation Technique.

The school's Academic Director, Brother Miguel Angel, says, 'In general it has been excellent for all of us that have participated in this programme.' Students have become more orderly and 'more attentive in class, and this in turn affects their performance in school'. Teachers also feel the benefits, 'being more free from stress, more willing to listen to the children'.

Many students have also learnt the advanced Transcendental Meditation Sidhi Programme, including Yogic Flying—creating the basis for national invincibility for Mexico.

In the area around the school, which has a large population, a series of statistics came out a few months ago showing that indices of crime rose the least in this town, compared to other towns. The School's Administrative Director and several teachers have also learnt Yogic Flying. She comments that they are beginning to understand and appreciate the coherence they and the students are all generating for the school. 'Little by little we are coming together, having more communication. It is easier to think between us what we have to do for our kids.'

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