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18 May 2008 In a recent talk, Raja Jose Luis Alvarez, Raja of Latin America for the Global Country of World Peace, spoke about a university and private school in Panama that are introducing Consciousness-Based Education to their students. Raja Jose Luis also reported on a new programme to create invincibility in Guatemala. Guatemala is a country of the Mayan culture, and the indigenous people of that culture have a deep knowledge of Natural Law. In speaking about Panama, Raja Jose Luis reported that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Founder of the Global Country of World Peace, had said Panama is the country that is 'Nyaya*, the lamp at the door'; it stands at the gap between, and puts together, North and South America. Panama is a small country in population, 'but very important in its position', said Raja Jose Luis. Panama needs 160 Yogic Flyers to create Invincibility for the nation. At the Universidad Nacional, which is the main government university in Panama -- with 75,000 students, the top professors have been practising Transcendental Meditation for many years. Recently they started an initiative to create invincibility for the country, and in the university and the private school related to the university, there are now enough Transcendental Meditation participants ready to raise the nation to invincibility. A full Maharishi Sthapatya Veda school is currently being built near the private school, in order to double the number of students that will be creating Invincibility for Panama. Recently an official from the Ministry of Education visited the school, and reported that it is very different from other schools in terms of no violence, the receptivity of the students, and calmness. Raja Jose Luis reported that the school principal said they feel that this programme is now 'a deep part of how they want to do education in the country, and she was also sending very good wishes for our [Global Country of World Peace] and saying that from the school they feel . . . Maharishi guiding them to do Transcendental Meditation to raise the nation to invincibility.’ (read more) |
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