Embracing Invincible Defense Technology for Lasting Peace

Posted on January 31st, 2024

As published in ISRAEL: Jewish Business News, UNITED KINGDOM: Vigilance Security Magazine, INDIA: Defence News, Counterview, The Sangai Express, Indian Defence Review, AFRICA: Africa Global Village, ARMENIA: Yerepouni News, WORLD SERVICE: The Free Library, NIGERIA: Scorpion News Corp, Nigerian Voice, Opinion Nigeria, PAKISTAN: The Lahore Times, AZERBAIJAN: Azerbaijan Today, and UNITED STATES: OpEdNews.

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CHINA: Rather than reprint this article, journalist Nimrah Khatoon at BNN Breaking wrote her own version entitled: “Invincible Defense Technology: A Paradigm Shift in National Security.” BNN Breaking prides itself for “…meticulous research and an unyielding commitment to authenticity.” “Nimrah approaches each assignment with thoroughness and an astute attention to detail.”

A Better Idea: Invincible Defense Technology

By Dr. David Leffler

In the midst of the devastating toll of the Israel/Gaza war, NPR journalist Carrie Kahn recently posed a poignant question to Israeli military officer Major Doron Spielman, reflecting the collective yearning for an alternative to escalating cycles of violence. Spielman’s response, “If anyone has a better idea, I think we would love to hear it,” echoes the sentiments of many who have grown weary of the human cost of conflicts. Extensive peer-reviewed research and field-tests indicate that Invincible Defense Technology (IDT) is a transformative approach that can prevent and swiftly end conflicts.

IDT derives its name from its ambitious goal of creating a defense system that is impervious to external threats. Its approach is based on the principle of reducing the high collective societal stress that is thought to be responsible for social problems such as war, terrorism and crime. This widespread reduction of collective stress is accomplished via the non-religious Transcendental Meditation (TM) and its advanced practices. IDT aims to establish a state of invincibility not through traditional military might but through the creation of a harmonious and peaceful collective consciousness throughout society. In this way IDT prevents enemies from arising. And if there are no enemies to fight, the nation becomes invincible – victory before war.

This novel approach involves deploying a significant number of trained individuals practicing TM, and in particular the more powerful advanced TM-Sidhi program, to create a positive field effect that ripples through society, reducing tension and preventing conflicts at their source. IDT represents a paradigm shift in defense strategies, emphasizing the power of inner peace and coherence as a means to ensure the security and well-being of nations.

IDT is not yet a panacea, but it offers a humane alternative as to how nations approach their security concerns. Respected scientists and retired senior military leaders at the Center for Advanced Military Science (CAMS), leading proponents of IDT, advocate that militaries utilize the profound power of IDT to create coherent collective consciousness, thereby swiftly bringing about societal harmony and peace. They assert that by deploying a sufficiently large group of trained individuals regularly practicing the advanced TM-Sidhi program in synchrony, it is possible to create a field effect that prevents conflict by defusing tensions at their source and thereby neutralizing collective societal stress.

Peer-reviewed research in the field of consciousness-based defense supports the contention that IDT has the potential to prevent social problems. Studies published in the Journal of Conflict Resolution, Social Indicators Research, Medicina, Journal of Social Behavior and Personality, and World Journal of Social Science have revealed statistically significant reductions in war-related fatalities, improved economic conditions, heightened quality of life, and decreased levels of crime, violence, accidents, drug-overdose deaths and illness. Extrapolating this principle to a global scale, the implementation of IDT could create a profound shift in collective consciousness, vastly reducing the likelihood of conflicts.

A study published in the Journal of Offender Rehabilitation supports this contention. Based on global data from the Rand Corporation, when the size of large TM groups exceeded the threshold predicted to give rise to a measurable effect, annual deaths due to worldwide terrorism decreased 72%, international conflict decreased 32%, and violence was reduced in other nations without intrusion by other governments.

While the Israel/Gaza war has already taken a devastating toll, IDT can serve as a powerful tool for swift resolution. The approach involves establishing coherence and harmony in the collective consciousness, which, in turn, influences the behavior of individuals and groups involved in the conflict. By fostering an environment of understanding and reducing hostilities, IDT can expedite the peace process.

IDT’s effectiveness is based on the “Maharishi Effect,” which has been validated in multiple real-world situations. When a sufficiently large group practices TM and its advanced technologies of consciousness together, crime rates decrease and societal well-being improves. Applying this concept to the Israel/Gaza conflict, a dedicated group of individuals practicing IDT could create a positive influence in collective consciousness, facilitating negotiations and hastening the end of hostilities.

Critics may question the feasibility and practicality of implementing IDT on a large scale. But findings published extensively in reputable journals underscore the potential for IDT to be a realistic and impactful strategy for conflict resolution. In many countries its deployment would cost less that a modern fighter jet.

The deployment of IDT presents a compelling addition to the traditional methods of defense. The CAMS vision of harnessing the power of collective consciousness via deployment of IDT offers a path towards preventing conflicts and resolving existing ones more rapidly. While skeptics may raise doubts, the empirical evidence supporting the effectiveness of IDT is a beacon of hope in a world yearning for lasting peace. It is time for nations such as Israel to seriously consider this better idea. The transformative potential of IDT offers all nations a future where conflicts are minimized and humanity quickly moves towards a more harmonious coexistence.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Dr. David R. Leffler received his Ph.D. in Consciousness-Based Military Defense from Union Institute & University in Cincinnati, Ohio USA. He is a former Associate of the Proteus Management Group at the Center for Strategic Leadership, US Army War College and is a member of the U.S. Naval Institute. Currently, he is the Executive Director at the Center for Advanced Military Science (CAMS).

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ITALY: Avio Blog featured the article.

CHINA: Rather than reprint this article, journalist Nimrah Khatoon at BNN Breaking wrote her own version entitled: “Invincible Defense Technology: A Paradigm Shift in National Security.” BNN Breaking prides itself for “…meticulous research and an unyielding commitment to authenticity.” “Nimrah approaches each assignment with thoroughness and an astute attention to detail.”

A Better Idea: Invincible Defense Technology

By Dr. David Leffler

In the midst of the devastating toll of the Israel/Gaza war, NPR journalist Carrie Kahn recently posed a poignant question to Israeli military officer Major Doron Spielman, reflecting the collective yearning for an alternative to escalating cycles of violence. Spielman’s response, “If anyone has a better idea, I think we would love to hear it,” echoes the sentiments of many who have grown weary of the human cost of conflicts. Extensive peer-reviewed research and field-tests indicate that Invincible Defense Technology (IDT) is a transformative approach that can prevent and swiftly end conflicts.

IDT derives its name from its ambitious goal of creating a defense system that is impervious to external threats. Its approach is based on the principle of reducing the high collective societal stress that is thought to be responsible for social problems such as war, terrorism and crime. This widespread reduction of collective stress is accomplished via the non-religious Transcendental Meditation (TM) and its advanced practices. IDT aims to establish a state of invincibility not through traditional military might but through the creation of a harmonious and peaceful collective consciousness throughout society. In this way IDT prevents enemies from arising. And if there are no enemies to fight, the nation becomes invincible – victory before war.

This novel approach involves deploying a significant number of trained individuals practicing TM, and in particular the more powerful advanced TM-Sidhi program, to create a positive field effect that ripples through society, reducing tension and preventing conflicts at their source. IDT represents a paradigm shift in defense strategies, emphasizing the power of inner peace and coherence as a means to ensure the security and well-being of nations.

IDT is not yet a panacea, but it offers a humane alternative as to how nations approach their security concerns. Respected scientists and retired senior military leaders at the Center for Advanced Military Science (CAMS), leading proponents of IDT, advocate that militaries utilize the profound power of IDT to create coherent collective consciousness, thereby swiftly bringing about societal harmony and peace. They assert that by deploying a sufficiently large group of trained individuals regularly practicing the advanced TM-Sidhi program in synchrony, it is possible to create a field effect that prevents conflict by defusing tensions at their source and thereby neutralizing collective societal stress.

Peer-reviewed research in the field of consciousness-based defense supports the contention that IDT has the potential to prevent social problems. Studies published in the Journal of Conflict Resolution, Social Indicators Research, Medicina, Journal of Social Behavior and Personality, and World Journal of Social Science have revealed statistically significant reductions in war-related fatalities, improved economic conditions, heightened quality of life, and decreased levels of crime, violence, accidents, drug-overdose deaths and illness. Extrapolating this principle to a global scale, the implementation of IDT could create a profound shift in collective consciousness, vastly reducing the likelihood of conflicts.

A study published in the Journal of Offender Rehabilitation supports this contention. Based on global data from the Rand Corporation, when the size of large TM groups exceeded the threshold predicted to give rise to a measurable effect, annual deaths due to worldwide terrorism decreased 72%, international conflict decreased 32%, and violence was reduced in other nations without intrusion by other governments.

While the Israel/Gaza war has already taken a devastating toll, IDT can serve as a powerful tool for swift resolution. The approach involves establishing coherence and harmony in the collective consciousness, which, in turn, influences the behavior of individuals and groups involved in the conflict. By fostering an environment of understanding and reducing hostilities, IDT can expedite the peace process.

IDT’s effectiveness is based on the “Maharishi Effect,” which has been validated in multiple real-world situations. When a sufficiently large group practices TM and its advanced technologies of consciousness together, crime rates decrease and societal well-being improves. Applying this concept to the Israel/Gaza conflict, a dedicated group of individuals practicing IDT could create a positive influence in collective consciousness, facilitating negotiations and hastening the end of hostilities.

Critics may question the feasibility and practicality of implementing IDT on a large scale. But findings published extensively in reputable journals underscore the potential for IDT to be a realistic and impactful strategy for conflict resolution. In many countries its deployment would cost less that a modern fighter jet.

The deployment of IDT presents a compelling addition to the traditional methods of defense. The CAMS vision of harnessing the power of collective consciousness via deployment of IDT offers a path towards preventing conflicts and resolving existing ones more rapidly. While skeptics may raise doubts, the empirical evidence supporting the effectiveness of IDT is a beacon of hope in a world yearning for lasting peace. It is time for nations such as Israel to seriously consider this better idea. The transformative potential of IDT offers all nations a future where conflicts are minimized and humanity quickly moves towards a more harmonious coexistence.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Dr. David R. Leffler received his Ph.D. in Consciousness-Based Military Defense from Union Institute & University in Cincinnati, Ohio USA. He is a former Associate of the Proteus Management Group at the Center for Strategic Leadership, US Army War College and is a member of the U.S. Naval Institute. Currently, he is the Executive Director at the Center for Advanced Military Science (CAMS).

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Dr. David Leffler writes forward to “Evidence-Based Technique to End War”

Posted on May 17th, 2023

Dr. David W. Orme-Johnson [Forward is by Dr. David Leffler], (12 March 2023). Evidence-Based Technique to End War. OpEdNews.

[Note: An article by Brooke Kato “Group meditation curbs tragedy on a national level: study” published in the The New York Post describes this 17-year landmark study published in the World Journal of Science. Dr. Orme-Johnson’s article about the study was first published in UNITED STATES: Thrive Global, reprinted in ROMANIA: Cardon Politic, UNITED STATES: 15 Minute News reported on this study.]

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Peer-reviewed study: Group practice of Transcendental Meditation may help decrease drug-overdose deaths

Posted on May 17th, 2023

A 15-year study published in the medical journal Medicina concludes that group practice of Transcendental Meditation® (TM®) and its advanced aspect, the TM-Sidhi® program, may help counter alarming rising trends in U.S. drug overdose deaths due to opioids and other drugs.

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New Way for Lasting Peace in South Caucasus

Posted on December 1st, 2022

As featured in: “Articles of Interest” US Army TRADOC Mad Scientist. Stepan Nikolayevich Godina, Gayane Zargaryan, Arlene Schar and Dr. David Leffler (1 December 2022) New Way for Lasting Peace in South Caucasus. [Expired link: https://community.apan.org/wg/tradoc-g2/mad-scientist/m/articles-of-interest/426187]

By Stepan Nikolayevich Godina, Gayane Zargaryan, Arlene Schar and Dr. David Leffler

Assistant to the First Vice-President of Azerbaijan Elchin Amirbayov said: “Azerbaijan is ready to use both existing and new ways for the establishment of peace in the South Caucasus.” Are Azerbaijani military leaders aware that a similar article was published in

Aravot (Առավոտ) Despite continuing engagement to overcome tensions and achieve stability in the South Caucasus, once again conflict has broken out along the border. Longstanding divisive issues between Armenia and Azerbaijan resulting from or related to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict remain unresolved. A sustainable lasting peace remains elusive. Increasing tensions must be reduced to avoid further dangerous escalation which could reignite this decades-old conflict.

An ideal way to eliminate social problems such as war, terrorism and crime would be to directly reduce collective societal stress—promptly, effectively and efficiently. This article explains how the military of either country could implement new way for the establishment of peace which is backed by extensive peer-reviewed research and field tests by militaries.

Variations of this article have been published worldwide in many locations. A list with URLs to these publications is available at:

https://www.istpp.org/military_science/dr-david-leffler-publications.html

Dr. David Leffler

[Article appears below]

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Assistant to the First Vice-President of Azerbaijan Elchin Amirbayov said: “Azerbaijan is ready to use both existing and new ways for the establishment of peace in the South Caucasus.” Are Azerbaijani military leaders aware that a similar article was published in Aravot?

New Way for Lasting

Peace in South Caucasus

By Stepan Nikolayevich Godina, Gayane Zargaryan, Arlene Schar and Dr. David Leffler

Despite continuing engagement to overcome tensions and achieve stability in the South Caucasus, once again conflict has broken out along the border. Longstanding divisive issues between Armenia and Azerbaijan resulting from or related to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict remain unresolved. A sustainable lasting peace remains elusive. Increasing tensions must be reduced to avoid further dangerous escalation which could reignite this decades-old conflict.

Why has it been so difficult to reduce tensions? Ultimately, the underlying cause of social violence is accumulated collective social stress. This human problem requires a human solution.

An ideal way to eliminate social problems such as war, terrorism and crime would be to directly reduce collective societal stress—promptly, effectively and efficiently.

As indicated by extensive scientific research, the best way to reduce collective societal stress, eliminate extremism and thereby snuff out war and terrorism is by adopting an ancient strategy. The ancient non-religious approach of Invincible Defense Technology (IDT), revived by the late Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, has been quietly and successfully used by members of many faiths to eliminate conflict in the past. It is now time to consider this technology for the future.

We can achieve this goal of reducing societal tensions and thereby end war and terrorism by creating Prevention Wings of the Military in both Azerbaijan and Armenia. These special units, comprised of 3% of each military, would receive training in the Transcendental Meditation (TM®) program and its advanced techniques, including the TM-Sidhi® program. This IDT approach has been widely field-tested, including in war-torn areas such as the Middle East. Extensive published research has shown that practice of these techniques by large groups twice a day creates a measurable influence of harmony and peace throughout society: crime rates drop significantly, quality of life indicators improve, and war and terrorism abate. The large group practice appears to generate a “field effect of consciousness” that spills over into the surrounding population, generating a demonstrable influence of peace.

For example, an IDT intervention was studied in the U.S. capital in 1993. Predictions were lodged in advance with government leaders and newspapers. An independent Project Review Board approved the research protocol. Crime fell 23 percent below the predicted level when the group size reached its maximum. Temperature, weekend effects, or previous trends in the data failed to account for changes. Social Indicators Research published the results.

A new study published in Studies in Asian Social Science evaluated previous IDT empirical tests in Cambodia, India, and the Philippines (and other countries). Its results are consistent with significant reductions in crime and violence associated with group practice of the TM and TM-Sidhi program, as reported in earlier published, peer-reviewed research.

Twenty peer-reviewed studies (most are listed here) have confirmed that IDT works. Although the causal mechanism is not completely understood, other studies have shown that TM practice increases EEG coherence (see International Journal of Neuroscience). This biological effect, coupled with the deep rest the practice provides, reduces stress and tension, increases alertness, and improves wellbeing and resilience in the individual.

A study in the Journal of Social Behavior and Personality (JSBP) offers a proposed explanation of causality of IDT in biological terms. Research conducted on the powerful neurotransmitter serotonin shows that it produces feelings of happiness, contentment, and even euphoria. Research also shows that low levels of serotonin correlate with violence, aggression, and poor emotional moods. The JSBP study showed that higher numbers of IDT practitioners in the experimental group were correlated with an increase in serotonin production among other members of the community. These statistically significant changes followed the periods of higher attendance and offer a plausible neurophysiologic mechanism to explain reduced aggression and hostility in society at large.

IDT has also been documented globally in a study published in the Journal of Offender Rehabilitation using data provided by the Rand Corporation. During the years 1983-1985, when the size of large IDT assemblies exceeded the threshold predicted to result in a measurable global effect, deaths due to worldwide terrorism decreased 72%, international conflict decreased 32%, and violence was reduced in other nations without intrusion by other governments.

The Azerbaijan and Armenia militaries are responsible for protecting their respective countries. They are obligated to thoroughly examine realistic, scientifically validated methods for ending war and terrorism. Also, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) has been prevalent among warriors in both countries, as well as among others from the recent border unrest. A study in The Lancet concludes that as “A non-trauma-focused-therapy, TM, might be a viable option for decreasing the severity of PTSD symptoms in veterans and represents an efficacious alternative for veterans who prefer not to receive or who do not respond to traditional exposure-based treatments of PTSD.”

Military members are paid to perform their duties and protect their nation. Since they are funded for this purpose, we feel it is their duty to build IDT Prevention Wings of the Military.

We urge both militaries to quickly deploy the IDT approach to stabilize the precarious situation both countries face. Azerbaijan and Armenia could each create their own IDT Military Prevention Wing. Or, in the interest of peaceful cooperation, both countries’ militaries could quickly create a large combined Prevention Wing composed of equal members from both militaries. Members of the combined IDT Prevention Wing could spend half their time stationed in each other’s country. This would further promote friendship and cooperation between the two dangerously estranged nations. 

Ideally, 15,000 advanced meditators practicing IDT technologies together twice a day in synchrony would be more than enough to create a global coherence effect, kickstarting a phase transition which would ultimately lead to lasting world peace for all countries. Once this transition takes place, both Azerbaijan and Armenia would be known worldwide not only for creating lasting peace with each other but also for their role in preventing escalating global conflict and likely saving our endangered planet from extinction.

About the Authors:

Stepan Nikolayevich Godina was born in Ganja, Azerbaijan, graduated from school #4, and served in the Soviet Army 1989 – 1991. He is affiliated with the TM Center located in Baku, Azerbaijan tel. +994505331629 https://www.facebook.com/MeditationBaku

Gayane Zargaryan is a certified teacher of TM. She teaches at the “Maharishi Vedic Center” educational foundation in Armenia. She hopes permanent peace will be established soon in Armenia through teaching TM. https://armenia.tm.org tel. +37498123381; gayanezargaryan52@gmail.com

Arlene J. Schar has been serving as Executive Assistant to Dr. David Leffler since 2015. She is now Director of Communications at the Center for Advanced Military Science (CAMS)

Dr. David Leffler has served as an Associate of the Proteus Management Group at the Center for Strategic Leadership, US Army War College. Currently, he serves as the Executive Director at CAMS. https://www.CenterForAdvancedMilitaryScience.org

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Så försvarar vi oss effektivt mot inre och yttre fiender.

Posted on May 29th, 2022

Originalartikeln på engelska har publicerats i den australiensiska publikationen Space War, Review Nepal, Sri Lanka Guardian, Sri Lanka Gossip Pond, Sri Lanka Two, och i Azerbaijan Today.

Av leg.läk. Thomas Nordlund, överstelöjtnant Gunter Chassé, dr David Leffler

Hela världen känner djup oro och osäkerhet efter Rysslands invasion av Ukraina. Sverige har nu bestämt att överge sin långa tradition av alliansfrihet och söka medlemskap i NATO. Under den känsliga ansökningstiden skulle det vara klokt att införa Invincible Defense Technology (IDT) för att snabbt uppnå nationell säkerhet och fred.Även efter formell anslutning skulle IDT utgöra ett kraftfullt komplement till landets försvar.

Stora grupper neutraliserar våld och sociala spänningar

IDT är ett pålitligt och effektivt sätt att skapa fred med fredliga medel. Under många år har IDT:s icke-våldsmetod använts framgångsrikt för att få slut på krig och våld i Cambodia, Peru, Ecuador, och Mozambique. Idag skulle de starka internationella spänningarna till följd av invasionen i Ukraina snabbt kunna eskalera till en global katastrof. Med tanke på detta hotfulla krisläge bör Sverige nu överväga att snabbt införa IDT.

Vad är då Invincible Defense Technology? IDT innebär att stora grupper tillsammans utövar den väldokumenterade, fredsskapande metoden Transcendental Meditation® (TM) och dess avancerade tekniker, som aktiverar hela gruppens hjärnkraft. Metoden är ett vetenskapligt påvisat och praktiskt prövat sätt att neutralisera sociala spänningar. Tekniken skapar en fälteffekt som sprider ordning och harmoni i gruppens omgivning. Det leder till att människor börjar samarbeta för att hitta positiva lösningar på tidigare olösliga sociala problem. Med ett tillräckligt stort antal utövare – kvadratroten ur 1% av världens befolkning – skulle denna fälteffekt kunna påverka hela världen.

John Hagelin, en kvantfysiker med doktorsexamen från Harvard och ordförande för Global Union of Scientists for Peace, förklarar denna kraftfulla hjärnbaserade IDT-teknik i en video på nätet: “Quantum Mechanisms of Societal Peace”. IDT ger ett kraftfullt försvar för nationen eftersom den fungerar på nivån av vad kvantfysiker kallar det förenade fältet av alla naturlagar – en nivå som är tusen miljoner miljoner miljoner gånger starkare än kärnkraften. IDT överträffar därför alla andra försvarsmetoder. Men IDT-systemet kan inte användas i negativa syften mot något annat land eftersom det skapar en omedelbar och mätbar effekt av lugn, ordning och social harmoni som inte begränsas av nationella eller politiska gränser.

Vid ett flertal tidigare insatser har man sett att en stor, organiserad och välutbildad grupp individer som deltar i ett IDT-projekt har kunnat neutralisera nationella och internationella spänningar och undanröja själva orsaken till krig – det vill säga de spänningar som byggs upp mellan nationer och i världen i stort. Varje land som använder IDT kommer att ha en djupgående, positiv och omedelbar inverkan på global nivå. Detta kommer att gynna ALLA länder.

Vetenskaplig forskning bekräftar

Omfattande vetenskaplig forskning visar att tillämpningen av IDT antingen av en militär enhet (kallad Prevention Wing of the Military) eller en civil grupp (lik den som håller på att etableras i Kambodja: se gärna “Group practice of Transcendental Meditation dramatically reduced violence in Cambodia, new study shows“) kan minska brottslighet, våld, terrorism och krig och skapa förutsättningar för att alla ska kunna leva i fred.

En studie som publicerats i den fackgranskade Journal of Offender Rehabilitation visar den globala superstrålningseffekt som skapades av tre stora grupper av IDT-experter som samtidigt utövade TM-teknikerna två gånger om dagen. Den största gruppen bestod av 7 000 deltagare. Det globala våldet minskade avsevärt, dödsfall på grund av terrorism minskade med 72 procent och internationella konflikter minskade med 32 procent.

En formel för fred

Större antal deltagare har visat sig ge ännu bättre resultat. Med en befolkning i världen på 7,9 miljarder människor skulle en grupp på 10 000 avancerade TM-meditatörer (vilket motsvarar mer än kvadratroten av 1% av världens befolkning) kunna ge djupgående positiva effekter på global nivå.

Hur kan ett så litet antal få en global effekt? Ett enkelt exempel från köket hjälper oss att förstå: när en kastrull kokar över, behövs bara några droppar kallt vatten för att omedelbart hindra mjölken att koka över. Det koherenta inflytande som alstras av dessa stora grupper av fredsskapande experter hindrar på liknande sätt social stress att nå en kritisk kokpunkt och skapar därigenom förutsättningar för fred i samhället.

IDT tillämpas för närvarande i olika stadier lokalt i många länder. (Se Google-sökning “New Solution for Latin America: Transforming Lives and Changing Nations.”)

Eliminera hotet om kärnvapenkrig

Mot bakgrund av de många vetenskapliga studier som visar på IDT:s förmåga att skapa fred med fredliga medel, appellerar vi till statsminister Magdalena Anderssons intelligens, framsynthet och mod och anmodar henne att omedelbart implementera en stor, fullt fungerande IDT-grupp. Detta kan skapa en positiv inverkan globalt och eliminera det hot om kärnvapenkrig som nu vilar över mänskligheten.

Ekonomiskt sett är detta tillvägagångssätt mycket kostnadseffektivt: mindre än kostnaden för 2-3 moderna stridsflygplan!

En sådan IDT-grupp kan skapas inom den svenska militären, på samma sätt som gjorts inom andra militärorganisationer runt om i världen. Alternativt skulle en civil IDT-koherensskapande grupp kunna inrättas av Myndigheten för samhällsskydd och beredskap (MSB). Motiveringen för en sådan grupp skulle kunna falla under MSB:s doktrin om “förebyggande åtgärder för att bidra till att göra samhället tryggt och säkert”.

En vädjan till statsminister Magdalena Andersson

Genom att samla en koherensskapande IDT-grupp som är tillräckligt stor för att påverka hela världen har statsminister Magdalena Andersson en strategisk möjlighet att ge Sverige äran av att lägga grunden för varaktig världsfred. Nobels fredspris och hela mänsklighetens tacksamhet väntar den som ger vår oroliga planet verklig fred.

Statsminister Magdalena Andersson, vi uppmanar dig att agera utan dröjsmål. Som Sveriges ledare har du förmågan och ansvaret att implementera IDT nu. Historien kommer att skriva in dig som en visionär statschef. Och med ditt snabba agerande nu kan en ny värld av fred, välstånd och överflöd säkras för kommande generationer.

Om författarna:

Thomas Nordlund, leg.läk. specialist i allmänmedicin i Arlöv, Skåne sedan 1991. Har varit konsultläkare för polis, häkte och fängelser i Malmö. Han är projektledare för Heal the Healers Now, ett projekt som inrättats för att skapa motståndskraft mot stress och stärka välbefinnande hos sjukhuspersonal under pandemin. Som erfaren lärare i Transcendental Meditation (TM) sedan 1970 i Skandinavien, Polen och Lettland är han ordförande för den ideella organisationen MIKI, för undervisning i TM i Sverige. 2018-2019 tjänstgjorde dr Nordlund som projektledare för Quiet Time med Transcendental Meditation i svenska skolor som finansierades med bidrag från EU.

Överstelöjtnant (pensionerad) Gunter Chassé – dekorerad med tyska Bundeswehrs hederskors i guld – tjänstgjorde i det tyska flygvapnet, huvudsakligen i det integrerade Nato-luftförsvaret och omväxlande i befäls- och stabspositioner, och var även anställd i hemvärnet med territoriella uppgifter. Han är författare till IDT:s banbrytande alternativa vitbok: On the New Security and Defence Policy of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Future of the Bundeswehr: Indomitable Strength through a PREVENTION WING of the Military.

Dr David Leffler har en doktorsexamen i Consciousness-Based Military Defense och har varit associerad till Proteus Management Group vid Center for Strategic Leadership, US Army War College. För närvarande är han verkställande direktör vid Center for Advanced Military Science (CAMS)  och skriver och föreläser över hela världen om IDT. Dr Lefflers ledarartikel “Creating an Invincible Military” har presenterats i Fox News. Han är tillgänglig på LinkedIn, Twitter och Facebook.

Originalartikeln på engelska har publicerats i den australiensiska publikationen: Space War och även i Azerbaijan Today.

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