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The Global Country of World Peace has undertaken the construction of Peace Palaces with a goal of one Peace Palace in each of the 240 the largest cities in the United States. <ref>Peace Palace Official Web Site </ref> The goal of each Peace Palace is to serve as a home of peace for each city.<ref name="Official Web Site"/>Peace Palaces built by GCWP are leased to ] for courses in the Transcendental Meditation technique and related courses and programs such as Maharishi Spas, Maharishi Vedic Vibration Technology and herbal food supplements. <ref>Peace Palace Web Site </ref><ref>GCWP Advertisement </ref>Peace Palace's have been completed in Bethesda, Maryland, Houston, Texas, Fairfield, Iowa and Lexington, Kentucky. <ref> </ref> The Global Country of World Peace has undertaken the construction of Peace Palaces with a goal of one Peace Palace in each of the 240 the largest cities in the United States. <ref>Peace Palace Official Web Site </ref> The goal of each Peace Palace is to serve as a home of peace for each city.<ref name="Official Web Site"/>Peace Palaces built by GCWP are leased to ] for courses in the Transcendental Meditation technique and related courses and programs such as Maharishi Spas, Maharishi Vedic Vibration Technology and herbal food supplements. <ref>Peace Palace Web Site </ref><ref>GCWP Advertisement </ref>Peace Palace's have been completed in Bethesda, Maryland, Houston, Texas, Fairfield, Iowa and Lexington, Kentucky. <ref> </ref>

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Global Country of World Peace (GCWP), is a non-profit, charitable, organization which incorporated in the state of Iowa on October 15 2002 with Dr. Bevan Morris as its president. According to its Articles of Incorporation it is a corporation organized and operated exclusively for charitable, educational and scientific purposes. The corporation has its headquarters in Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa.Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, founder of the Transcendental Meditation (TM) program, inspired the creation of this organization and describes it as a country without borders for peace loving people everywhere. GCWP also aims to support existing governments and assist them in creating problem free administration for their nation. Through the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi programs, the GCWP aspires to provide peace creating technologies that also maintain cultural diversity. The GCWP's intention is to have a parental and nourishing role in the family of nations.

Structure

On October 12 2000 the Maharishi appointed Lebanese neuroscientist, Tony Nader, MD, PhD, Maharaja Adhiraj Raam (Vedic king), the "First Sovereign Ruler of the Global Country of World Peace". Additionally, the GCWP is administered by 40 ministers and an unspecified number of administrators, called Rajas, all trained and appointed by the Maharishi, and coming from various professional and national backgrounds. While each minister has global responsibility for his ministry, for example, agriculture, education, science and technology, etc., each Raja is responsible for implementing the programs of each ministry within a specific geographical area.

Constitution of the Universe

The constitution of the GCWP is not a written document. Termed the Constitution of the Universe, it is said to be the complete knowledge of all the laws of nature, which modern science explains in the language of physics, chemistry, mathematics, etc. It is believed that the same cosmic intelligence that administers the entire universe perfectly can be used to support all the constitutions of the world with equal perfection. The Maharishi's programs are said to provide the education necessary to harness nature's intelligence so that every nation can rise to affluence, perfect health, and invincibility, thereby creating world peace.

Raam currency

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The Global Country of World Peace has issued its own currency called the "Raam." The GCWP's plan is to use the Raam as a "catalyst currency" to facilitate the implementation of agriculture and developmental projects throughout the world, to assist in the elimination international poverty. The currency has been used in Iowa and has been also given approval in The Netherlands.

Building Peace Palaces and campuses

The Global Country of World Peace has undertaken the construction of Peace Palaces with a goal of one Peace Palace in each of the 240 the largest cities in the United States. The goal of each Peace Palace is to serve as a home of peace for each city.Peace Palaces built by GCWP are leased to Maharishi Vedic Education Development Corporation for courses in the Transcendental Meditation technique and related courses and programs such as Maharishi Spas, Maharishi Vedic Vibration Technology and herbal food supplements. Peace Palace's have been completed in Bethesda, Maryland, Houston, Texas, Fairfield, Iowa and Lexington, Kentucky.

Each of the Peace Palaces is designed according to the principles of Maharishi Vedic Architecture which are said to promote health, happiness and good fortune. The Global Country of World Peace is in the process of building "Peace Palaces" in locations in America and outside the U.S.A as well.

Utilizing donations from supporters, the GCWP has built a 210,000 square foot campus in Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa, to house 1,050 Vedic pandits from India.

GCWP also has plans to build a university campus on land it owns at the geographic center of the United States, in central Kansas. This university, is to be called Central University. The goal is to have 200 students from each of the 50 states—a total of 10,000 students, all practicing the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi program together at the proposed campus.

References

  1. Iowa, Secretary of State, Official Web Site
  2. Iowa, Secretary of State, Official Web Site
  3. ^ Official Web Site
  4. Global Country of World Peace Paper Money, 2001 Local Currency, Coins and Bonds
  5. BBC
  6. Peace Palace Official Web Site
  7. Peace Palace Web Site
  8. GCWP Advertisement
  9. Maharishi Vedic Architecture Official Web Site
  10. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  11. Dallas News
  12. Irish Independent
  13. Official Web Site Newsletter #12

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