21 October 2007

On Vijaya Dashami, the day of Victory in the Vedic calendar, Dr Jose Luis Alvarez, Raja (Administrator) of Latin America for the Global Country of World Peace, informed the world of the great achievement of invincibility gained by Peru as 530 young students become Yogic Flyers.

Dr Alvarez said that 'all our world family is witnessing these days an unbounded level of blessings—beyond our mind, our brain, our imagination, just happening day after day, unfolding so naturally.'

Dr Alvarez explained that Raam Raj, the time of rule of Raam, the rule of Total Natural Law, embodies itself in each nation as a new administration, and this new administration is just self rule by a few hundred individuals who have the ability to align themselves with the Constitution of the Universe. As an example of this, Dr Alvarez said, 'It is a great joy today to announce that the country of Peru has today reached enough Yogic Flyers on a permanent basis for national invincibility.'

This has happened in Peru on the basis of the implementation of the Yogic Flying activity in the schools of the nation, Dr Alvarez said. Peru is a country with a population of 30 million, and requires 530 Yogic Flyers. In the last month a lot of activity, led by the National Leader of Peru, Dr Javier Ortiz Cabrejos, has fulfilled a very special situation for that nation.

'In the highest peaks of Latin America, in the Andes, near the supreme and holy Lake of Titicaca, the highest and holiest lake of Latin America, the city of Puno, a city of 150,000, has already 3,000 meditators. Out of these now, the students of the three schools and a university have taken very seriously the opportunity of self-rule through the Yogic Flying.

'We have the special news that 500 of them have become Yogic flyers today,' said Dr Alvarez. 'There are 150 already flying, and there are 150 more going to learn. So among these 800 Yogic Flyers who go every day to school and fly together at the same time, they can create the effect of invincibility for the nation on a stable basis as a part of their activities in the school.' (read more)