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BOB ROTH 202-251-7014

Quantum Physicist Offers Solution to Global Market Meltdown

Calm the acute fear and instability that grips the financial world
through collective meditation technologies

The paralyzing fear that is driving volatile global markets to
precarious lows can be effectively neutralized and stability can be
restored to the U.S. and world economies through implementation of
scientifically proven "technologies of consciousness," which address
the crisis at its source and create stability in the collective
consciousness of the world.
John Hagelin, Ph.D.

John Hagelin, Ph.D.

This is the timely message from John Hagelin, Ph.D., world-renowned
quantum physicist and co-developer of a highly successful unified
field theory—or "Theory of Everything"—who serves as executive
director of the Global Financial Capital of New York at 70 Broad
Street, one block from the New York Stock Exchange.

Dr. Hagelin said large groups of experts practicing these
technologies, which include the advanced Transcendental Meditation
techniques of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, can be mobilized in New York City
and in other global financial centers to defuse stress and fear and
create coherent collective consciousness—the basis of a balanced,
strong, national and world economy.

Dr. Hagelin said scores of studies have been published in leading
scientific journals on the effects of group meditation, which show
improved economic stability along with other positive effects in
society, including reduced crime and violence.

"Meditation is mainstream in America. It is practiced in the
boardrooms in some of the nation's largest companies and financial
institutions," Dr. Hagelin said. "And the National Institutes of
Health have awarded tens of millions of dollars to document the
benefits of the Transcendental Meditation program for reducing stress
and improving brain functioning and cardiovascular health. Now
research shows its collective benefits as well."

Citing principles from "control systems theory," Dr. Hagelin explained
why financial markets are inherently unstable. "A drop in prices
triggers fear, which drives prices lower still, which further
amplifies the fear. We must break that vicious cycle. According to
research, collective meditation eliminates fear in collective
consciousness—and brings stability to the markets."

Dr. Hagelin said that a group of nearly 2,000 advanced experts is now
in place at Maharishi University of Management in Fairfield, Iowa. He
said the influence of coherence generated by this group is helping to
calm the nation in the midst of the global crisis, but a larger, more
powerful group of 8,000 experts (the square root of one percent of the
world's population) is needed to neutralize worldwide fears and
re-establish confidence in the global markets.

The cost to establish this group on a permanent basis, Dr. Hagelin
said, would be negligible compared to what has been lost in a single
hour during the current financial crisis.


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