10,000 TM Practitioners gather to meditate for the World Peace Assembly
Updated: Mar 23
Hyderabad, the bustling city known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is gearing up to become the epicentre of a transformative event that promises to make a global impact. In just a few days, the city will host the '10,000 for World Peace Assembly', which gathers 10,000 Transcendental Meditation™ (TM™) meditators worldwide. Led by the esteemed Dr. Tony Nader, the leader of the worldwide Transcendental Meditation Movement, this assembly seeks to demonstrate the profound power of large-group meditation in fostering peace and harmony on a global scale.
In a world marred by political struggles and violent conflicts, exacerbated by sensational media coverage and addictive social media algorithms, the relevance of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's timeless wisdom has never been more apparent. The assembly in Hyderabad aims to showcase the effectiveness of the consciousness technology employed in the extensive group practice of Transcendental Meditation™ and TM Sidhi™ programs. This methodology, known as the Maharishi Effect, has been consistently validated by scientific research, highlighting its potential to generate peace on a societal level.
The success of the Maharishi Effect has been well-documented. Still, the key lies in establishing a substantial permanent group to sustain this transformative program's peace-generating influence. The 10,000 for World Peace Assembly demonstrates the technique's efficacy and a call to action for establishing a permanent group committed to maintaining global harmony.
10,000 for the World Peace Assembly at Hyderabad
A global event that has the power to change the world.
From 29 December 2023 to 13 January 2024
The assembly in Hyderabad is not just a spiritual gathering; it's a platform for global leaders, including prominent Indian government and business figures, to witness the potential of a permanent group of 10,000 for world peace. Dignitaries from around the world will have the unique opportunity to assess the assembly's impact and consider supporting a sustained effort for global peace.
To involve the younger generation, thousands of students who have learned Yogic Flying in colleges throughout India are invited to join the assembly. This inclusion of the youth emphasises the belief that fostering peace requires the active participation of all segments of society, including the energetic and dynamic youth.
Dr Tony Nader, MD, PhD, MARR, and other Global Country of World Peace leaders will grace the assembly. Accompanying them will be a large group of Maharishi Vedic Pandits, who will perform Yogic Flying and engage in MahaYagyas, traditional Vedic rituals to promote world peace.
As Hyderabad prepares to witness this historic event, it is poised to become a symbol of hope and unity in a world desperately seeking respite from turmoil. The 10,000 for World Peace Assembly is not merely a gathering of meditators but a powerful testament to collective consciousness's potential to create lasting, global change.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why is a permanent group of 10,000 meditators needed for world peace?
The success of the Maharishi Effect has been demonstrated, but a permanent group of substantial size is essential to maintain the peace-generating influence of this transformative program. The 10,000 for World Peace Assembly serves as both a demonstration and a call to action for establishing such a sustained effort for global peace.
What is the 10,000 for the World Peace Assembly in Hyderabad?
The 10,000 for World Peace Assembly is a gathering of 10,000 Transcendental Meditation™ (TM™) meditators from around the world, led by Dr. Tony Nader, to demonstrate the peace-generating power of large group meditation. The event will take place in Hyderabad, India, with an additional 2,000 participants at Maharishi International University in Fairfield, Iowa.
