23 January 2010

Hundreds of students in Bali are enjoying the benefits of the Transcendental Meditation Technique, and hundreds more may soon learn.

In his recent visit to Bali, Raja Willem Meijles, Raja of Invincible Indonesia for the Global Country of World Peace, visited schools throughout the island. Raja Willem visited a vocational school in Bali where all 740 students practise the Transcendental Meditation Programme. The students—age 15 to 17—enjoy group meditation as part of their school day, Raja Willem said.

An administrator at another school—with over 380 students—has been meditating for several months, and through his inspiration the entire school intends to adopt Consciousness-Based Education. The school warmly received Raja Willem. After meeting with Raja Willem, the director of a boarding school with 25 students—age 12 to 15—said he wants to make his school 'a champion school through Consciousness-Based Education'.

In addition, the school's director plans to meet with the heads of 60 other schools to tell them about this programme. A high school with 700 students is also interested in implementing Consciousness-Based Education. The school's director, several teachers, and some students already practise Transcendental Meditation and Yogic Flying, Raja Willem said.

The students at all these schools could potentially create national invincibility for Indonesia, Raja Willem said. (read more)