The GAPWM Mission:

The Global Alliance for Preventive Wings in the Military is a 501 (c) (3)  organization   with  charitable  purposes, founded in March, 2010  in  New  York.   The goal of our program is to promote scientific research on what the researchers called in their findings, “the Unified Field effect”, the Maharishi Effect. The effect when applied by the military has been given the name of the Invincible Defense Technology (IDT).

This nonpolitical, nondenominational scientific approach to prevention of violence and conflict resolution has been validated  by  more than  50 replications and 23 studies published in leading peer-reviewed  scientific journals¹. It has  been based on 25 years of scientific research². It has been endorsed by hundreds of independent scientists and scholars. Its main characteristics: crime rate drop, decrease of conflict, decrease of terrorism, rise of the quality of life index.

The Unified Field effect is the outcome of employing the Unified Field technology.  It is also our goal to promote the medical research on health effect of the Unified Field technology- IDT, the TM/TMSidhi technique. The benefits have been researched for 45 years at 250 independent universities and research institutions in 33 countries around the world³. The research findings have been published in 160 peer-reviewed scientific and scholarly journals⁴, and edited in books in many different fields of study, in the US and Canada, in Europe and around the world.

Our goals ensure:

1. Public awareness that there is a statistically tested method, a statistical data based  solution to decrease the threat of terrorism.
2. Statistical data based safety and security strategy .
3. Healthy strong veterans.

A group of military personnel who practice the Unified Field technology, IDT, (TM), and enjoy the improvement of health in all the areas while creating the Unified Field effect for their nation, are called a Preventive Wing of the Military

The Unified Field Diagram courtesy the GAPWM Scientific Advisory Board.