New England States break ground for Invincibility School and Tower
by Global Good News staff writer

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12 August 2007

Dr Kingsley Brooks, Raja (Administrator) of the Global Country of World Peace for the New England domain in the northeastern USA, recently said that New England feels very connected to all that transpires in Maharishi Vedic City, in the Central Vedic America domain—they feel the rise of coherence spreading from the Invincible America Assembly there, to the whole United States.

Dr Brooks described the recent Guru Purnima celebration in Antrim, New Hampshire, where leaders of the Global Country of World Peace, Yogic Flyers, and Teachers of Transcendental Meditation processed with bagpipe music and banners to the area of their groundbreaking.

At the celebration they reviewed the steps already taken, including approval from the New Hampshire Board of Education to proceed as a school; and laid the cornerstone for their Maharishi Tower of Invincibility, which will house the Maharishi Academy High School for Leadership in its centre. The ceremonies concluded with music, sweets, more celebrations, and a group photograph, with all enjoying 'waves of happiness, purity, and bliss'.

Inother news, a Maharishi Invincibility Centre recently opened in the major mall of Burlington, Vermont, and the Invincibility Centre in Worcester, Massachusetts, just completed a very successful Health Day. A new website for the Maharishi Academy in Antrim is under construction, with a photo gallery showing the school site's beautiful setting. Dr Brooks explained that the web site will help people learn more about the school and express their interest via an inquiry form.

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