Participants from eight countries enjoy Russian language Transcendental Meditation Teacher Training Course in Bulgaria
by Global Good News staff writer

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24 April 2009

A Transcendental Meditation Teacher Training Course for Russian-speaking nations is currently taking place in the serene and scenic Valley of the Roses in Bulgaria. Participants have come from eight countries, and include several men and ladies who, upon completion of the course, will be the first Teachers of Transcendental Meditation from Mongolia.

There are 32 course participants enjoying this beautiful course: one lady from Estonia, one lady from Kazakhstan, one lady from Latvia, three men and two ladies from Mongolia, six men and six ladies from Russia, one man and one lady from Serbia, four men and four ladies from Ukraine, and one man and one lady from Uzbekistan.

Some of these future Teachers have the support of the David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness-Based Education and World Peace because they will be conducting school programmes—teaching the Transcendental Meditation Programme in schools—upon graduation.

Raja Peter Warburton, Raja of Invincible Bulgaria for the Global Country of World Peace, commented on the idyllic quality of the location.

The course facilities are resort hotels situated at the end of the Valley of the Roses where it rises up into the mountains. The hotel staff are very warm and welcoming—and make the course participants as comfortable as possible.

Many of the staff have learned Transcendental Meditation, Raja Peter said, and this contributes to the beautiful atmosphere.

Raja Peter showed pictures of the participants enjoying the course and looking radiantly happy.

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