The heart of South America rising to invincibility
by Global Good News staff writer

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11 February 2007

Bolivia, a beautiful country in the heart of South America, is home to an ancient culture and tradition of Natural Law tracing back some 21,000 years. It is also the home of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake on earth, and called 'The Sacred Lake'. With such a rich cultural heritage, it is not surprising that the government of Bolivia has decided to bring in Vedic pandits to re-enliven the ancient Natural Laws of Bolivia with Vedic Knowledge.

Bolivia, with a population of 10 million, requires a little more than 300 Yogic Flyers in order rise to invincibility.

In Oruro, one of Bolivia's 9 provinces, situated in southwest Bolivia, leaders of the Global Country of World Peace have been very active in creating invincibility for Bolivia, and all their efforts are coming to fruition.

The Founder of Invincibility, Dr Romulo Subieta, and his team have reached an agreement with the provincial government of Oruro to implement an Invincibility Programme, focusing on the underprivileged schools and underprivileged areas of the region. The programme will begin initially with the creation of 400 Yogic Flyers and expand quickly to 1000 total.

With this plan, national invincibility for Bolivia will be accomplished within a few weeks, and Bolivia will join all the other countries of Latin America to bring about the descent of Heaven on Earth through implementation of Maharishi's Vedic Science and Technologies.

For further information on creating invincibility for your nation, please visit: www.globalgoodnews.com/invincibility.html.

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