Our Urgent Need

Since October 7, 2023, security thinkers, and even ordinary citizens, have been going back to the original principles of Israel's National Security Doctrine. This Doctrine was laid down by Israel's founders, based on the great masters of military theory, such as Liddell Hart, Clausewitz, and von Moltke the Elder. They advocated stratagem, careful planning in advance, and thorough understanding of the enemy over the use of direct force alone.

A Brief Historical Overview

The principles of war in the modern era have refined the military experience accumulated during human history. They have also relied on knowledge practiced by the Great Captains of all generations, starting from antiquity and even from descriptions of battles that appear in the Bible.

"The Art of War" by Sun Tzu is perhaps the oldest military monograph, dating back some 2500 years, and to this day is regarded a seminal work in military and political thought. This book's gist is anchored in an ancient central principle that many of its readers tend to ignore: "Victory lies in preventing war," or in a more memorable version: "He who starts a war has already lost."  In any case, many of  readers had the impression that Sun Tzu lacked the knowledge of how to apply this principle in a practical and realistic manner, and deduced that the knowledge must have already been lost in his times.

Ancient knowledge that can be applied now!

Only few today know that this ancient practical knowledge of "victory before war" and the creation of invinciblity of a nation is concealed in Patanjali's book "Yoga Sutras", and that this knowledge is available for application in our times, and has even been scientifically tested in dozens of studies on a global scale over the past decades.

Therefore, the transition from conventional security approaches to invincibility is possible and available to us today. Its implementation depends on our willingness to change the paradigm: instead of addressing separate security, social and economic components, harness the evidence based technology to create invinciblity of the nation, which operates on the foundational layer of society: consciousness.
 
The Scientific Mechanism: The Critical Mass Effect
 
The technology of consciousness that creates invinciblity has been consistently confirmed in dozens of peer-reviewed studies conducted over the past decades: When a small group – the size of the square root of 1% of the population of a country – practices the Transcendental Meditation technique in combination with advanced techniques (TM-Sidhi), a positive holistic effect is created on the social, economic and security situation of the country.
 
At the individual level, the techniques create a physiological state of “restful alertness” – a combination of deep relaxation with high mental acuity.
 
At the national level, the group practice acts as an “echo” of order and stability, neutralizing social tensions before they erupt, reducing negative social phenomena and even reducing wars and casualties.
 
Data-Driven Validity
 
The ability to create invinciblity is not just theoretical. Statistical analyses of official government data have shown that increasing the meditation group leads to a direct and predictable decrease in social "noise" indicators: crime, violence, and traffic accidents. With exceptional statistical significance (up to p<.00001) that is found only in natural sciences.
 
The findings show that this is not a random correlation, but a clear causal relationship, not influenced by political or climatic factors.
 
The Infrastructure: The Unified Field of Consciousness
 
The explanation for this systemic effectiveness lies in the existence of a shared field of consciousness, which is at the basis of natural law.
 
Just as a small change in a physical field affects the entire system, so this technology stabilizes the "collective field of consciousness."
 
In a world characterized by volatility and uncertainty (VUCA), this is a strategic tool that allows leadership to create deep, stable, and unshakable internal resilience: to establish invinciblity in the nation!
 
The bottom line: Using this technology is the most effective and measurable way to upgrade the quality of life and ensure long-term social stability, and all of this suggests that it is appropriate to encourage citizens and leaders to make use of these evidence-based technologies to improve their lives and the society in which they live.​
 
(According to - Orme-Johnson, D.W. (2023) Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06234-6_6)