The significance of the Raam Mudra circulating in the world
by Global Good News staff writer

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4 April 2007

Dr Benjamin Feldman, Minister of Finance and Planning of the Global Country of World Peace, spoke recently on the occasion of Raam Navami, explaining the purpose of the celebration and also expounding on the spiritual value of the Raam Mudra.

Raam Navami, he said, is the auspicious celebration which is dedicated to bringing about that most refined, most quiet form of thought from the simplest level of awareness, which is capable of accomplishing everything and achieving everything.

Maharishi's Technologies of Consciousness, his Transcendental Meditation and its advanced practice, the TM-Sidhi Programme including Yogic Flying, enliven in human awareness the quality of thought that brings within it the support of total Natural Law, which is administering the vast ever-expanding universe with perfect order. The day of Raam Navami is an opportunity to celebrate the flourishing of the material level of life as nourished from the abstract, completely spiritual value of life.

Dr Feldman said that through Maharishi's Technologies of Consciousness, a profound knowledge is seen on the surface-most of life, and the Raam Mudra currency is a crystallization of that total abstraction that encompasses the entire universe all at once. The golden glow of the light of God is available in a currency that is created to eliminate poverty everywhere.

The Raam is already in circulation in several countries of the world and is rapidly expanding in circulation in the EU. This is just a natural token of the delightful penetration of the spiritual level of life into the material field of economy.

Poverty is really a mishap of a certain time that has come to an end, said Dr Feldman. When you look at the tremendous power and ability to recreate from nature itself, it is surprising to see man devoid of anything he lacks after being born into the bountiful universe—that humankind could somehow be devoid of abundance is strange. It is also strange, he said, to see countries surrounded by millions of hectares of unused land but remaining living in dire poverty.

When it comes to prosperity, Dr Feldman said, creativity is more important than the environmental resources on hand, which are incidentally sufficient for all to enjoy life as it was meant to be enjoyed through Maharishi's programmes for the removal of poverty, including Maharishi Vedic Organic Agriculture.

The creativity needed to bring prosperity to everyone is available, now that the Global Country of World Peace has been created on the level of Total Knowledge, on the level of experience of Being. Total knowledge is the offer of Maharaja Nader Raam, the silent ruler of the Global Country of World Peace.

Raam is Brahm—totality—pure spirituality manifested, and it is this manifestation, Dr Feldman explained, that we celebrate consciously on Raam Navami, and in that way we enjoy the enlightenment that comes from the integration of the two opposite values present at the same time in one awareness—infinity and the point. That is Raja consciousness, the heritage of Raja Raam that has been imbibed by Maharaja Nader Raam and the whole administration of the Global Country of World Peace.

The three-day Raam Navami celebration was a truly fortunate celebration of divine intelligence, Dr Feldman concluded, which can comprehend the whole expanse of infinity to a point all at once. Divine intelligence has been celebrated in its lively form, cherished as the light of God in our world today to guide life in 192 countries, and in this generation and all generations to come.

For information about Maharishi's six-point programme to create a healthy, happy, prosperous society, and a peaceful world, please visit: Global Financial Capital of New York.

Copyright © 2007 Global Good News(sm) Service



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