Create Permanent World Peace
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| The group of 40,000 peace-creators
will make India a lighthouse of peace |
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40,000
peace-creating experts in India
The centerpiece of the plan for permanent world peace is the creation
of a single super group—a permanent group of 40,000 peace-creating
experts—on the banks of the Ganges River in India. This group will
draw on India’s large existing pool of trained experts in Vedic technologies
of consciousness, including the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi
programs, and other Vedic procedures for peace creation.
Such a group will be five times larger
than any peace-creating group yet gathered anywhere in the world.
Since research shows that the peaceful effect increases as the square
of the number of meditation experts involved, this group will exceed
all previous groups in peace-creating power by 25 times.
A group of 1,700 is enough
to begin generating a measurable change in the United States, and
a group of 8,000 will produce such a measurable change worldwide.
But in the view of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, change in the right direction
is not enough. The goal is not just to reduce social violence, but
to eliminate it altogether. With one super group of 40,000, augmented
by groups of 8,000 on each continent (and smaller groups in 3,000
Peace Palaces worldwide), Maharishi intends to dissolve all
stress and enmity everywhere in the world, and usher in an age of
permanent peace—an era when violent crime, warfare and terrorism
will not be able to gain a foothold anywhere in the world.
To maintain the peace-creating
group of 40,000 will require $50-60 million per year. Since this
group needs to stay together permanently, donations will be kept
in an independently managed account and only the interest from this
account will be used for support of the group. This means that approximately
$1 billion must be raised for the Endowment Fund for Permanent Peace.
On the basis of funds already raised, housing construction has begun to establish two groups of 8,000 on the the banks of the Ganges River. These groups will be
properly funded long-term, and three more groups will be established
(for 40,000 total), as financing allows.
Additional endowment
needed to support a peace-creating group of 40,000 on a permanent
basis: $1 billion.
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