. This article was published on 22 January 2005 by Defence Talk By Maj. Gen. Kulwant Singh (Retd.) and Dr. David Leffler [Defence Talk] Editor’s Note: Even though this article has spiritual connotations, it is intended to stir a debate on alternative methods to prevent the disease of terrorism through new means of defence and [read more]

This paper was published in Defence India on 28 November 2004. Homeland Security With Unified Field-Based Defence Technology Authors: Maj. Gen. (Retd) Kulwant Singh, Ph.D., U.Y.S.M. Director General, Maharishi Invincible Defence Programme New Delhi, India Col. Brian Rees, M.D., M.P.H. Medical Corps, U.S. Army Reserve 349th General Hospital, Los Angeles, California Michael Larrass, Ph.D. Ottawa, [read more]

This article was published in OpEdNews on Veteran’s Day (11 November) 2004. (Also reprinted by India Defence Consultants) (Hungarian translation) The Silent Antidote to Terrorism By Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Singh, Ph.D., Kurt Kleinschnitz, Ph.D. and David Leffler, Ph.D. Three veterans assert that terrorism and war could be eliminated using a scientifically validated, natural approach called [read more]

This article were originally published in The Review, Vol. 19, #18, Fairfield, Iowa, United States, 14 June 2004. All pictures and captions were provided separately by a conference attendee. Dr. Hagelin speaks to Danish Peace Conference attended by Minister of Defense By Jim Karpen Last month John Hagelin, director of the University’s Institute of Science, [read more]

Published in The Denver Post, Denver, Colorado, October 12, 2003. Expired link: http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%257E73%257E1690164,00.html Here is the original letter with their relevant edits shown. (The Denver Post made some small edits for clarity that are not indicated here.) Yes, reduce stress [Deleted original title: Initiative 101 is Good Preventive Defense] As a military scientist I support [read more]