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Great Britain: Assembly promotes Invincibility through development of higher states of consciousness
by Global Good News staff writer

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27 May 2008

Speaking recently on Maharishi Global Family Chat, Raja Peter Warburton, Raja of Great Britain for the Global Country of World Peace, reported on the Invinciblity Assembly currently taking place at Maharishi European Sidhaland in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, England.

Showing slides of the group attending Britain's first Invincibility Assembly, Raja Peter encouraged all countries to hold an Invincibility Assembly, with the same programme offered by the Invincible America Assembly at Maharishi University of Management in Fairfield, and Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa, USA. There are 18 people on the British course at the moment and Raja Peter said they intend to increase this number as soon as possible.

Raja Peter explained that they had been playing some of the addresses given by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Founder of the Global Country of World Peace, speaking to the Invincible America Assembly in 2006 and 2007, guiding their experiences. The course participants in England have been hearing the experiences of the United States group, and 'it's very interesting,' he said, '[the experiences] are on that same level as the Invincible America Assembly, after just six or seven days of settling into the programme.'

The Assembly is taking place at the Maharishi Golden Dome in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, and people visiting the Dome have been asking, 'What's happening? There's a new atmosphere. Something very special,' Raja Peter said. They can feel this group of 18 people, added to the existing group of Yogic Flyers, going deep into the programme and beginning to have very profound experiences of higher states of consciousness after just a few days. 'So it's very, very encouraging what's happening there, and we want to expand and expand this,' said Raja Peter.

He reported that Maharishi had said an Invincibility Assembly should be for a minimum of two weeks, 'and that does seem to be necessary,' Raja Peter said. 'It's not something you can just dip in and out of. It's a long programme the people do—a lot of Yogic Flying, and very deep experiences. So it requires a settled atmosphere with comfortable facilities . . . , so that the people can be comfortable and slip into these beautiful experiences.'

Raja Peter said that Maharishi had spoken to the Invincible America Assembly every day for many months and was answering questions about just this kind of experience. 'It does seem that in the last few years Maharishi was so pleased with that Assembly; as participants described their experiences and they were better and better, he said to them that this was really the fulfilment of his mission of the last 50 years—people experiencing higher states of consciousness.'

Raja Peter explained that Maharishi wanted these Invincibility Assemblies held in each country where there are arrangements to do so. Raja Peter said he felt that the British Assembly is also enjoying the blessings of Maharishi, just as the American Assembly has enjoyed. 'With his focus on the Invincible America Assembly and his discussion of experiences day after day after day, with the correct understanding the experiences were getting better and better. Maharishi was giving the intellectual knowledge and guidance, and people were having better and better experiences.

Now, Raja Peter said, the British Assembly is enjoying these blessings of Maharishi in the rapid development of their experiences, and he was sure that 'any Invincibility Assemblies around the world' would be blessed with that same experience.

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