Leading Vedic Temples in Canada support the arrival of 1,000 Vedic Pandits
by Global Good News staff writer

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28 December 2006

The leading Vedic Temples in Toronto, Oakville, Hamilton, and Montreal have come forward to express their support in bringing 1,000 Vedic Pandits from India to Canada, to create Instant Invincibility.

The Honourable Dr Clarence Cormier, former Minister of Education for the Province of New Brunswick, and Director of Maharishi International Academy of World Peace, has created a Vedic Association for an Invincible Canada with seven temples. The seven temples are:

Hindu Heritage Centre, Mississauga, Ontario

Shiv Mandir Temple, Niagara Falls, Ontario

Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Toronto, Ontario

Vaishno Devi Temple, Oakville, Ontario

Hindu Samaj Temple, Hamilton, Ontario

Hindu Temple of Quebec, Montreal, Quebec

Thiru Murugan Temple, Montreal, Quebec

The Immigration Ministry is organizing for the welcome of the Vedic Pandits to Canada in about two months from now.

The Pandits will perform the time-honored traditional procedures prescribed by the ancient Vedic Literature to avert any misfortune for the nation.

Each day these Vedic Pandits will practise Yoga— Maharishi's Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi programme including Yogic Flying—and Yagya the performance of traditional recitation of Vedic Sounds. The resolution of their Vedic recitation will be for the invincibility of Canada, which will be fulfilled through the performance of Yagyas.

The Vedic Pandits' daily performance of Yagyas will produce an indomitable influence of peace and positivity in the whole nation, which according to the Vedic Literature will disallow negative or destructive tendencies from arising anywhere in the country.

(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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