Mission
The GCWP states as its mission to support existing governments and assist them in creating problem-free administration for their nation through the application of Natural Law. The GCWP aspires to provide peace-creating technologies, such as the Transcendental Meditation technique and TM-Sidhi programs, that also maintain cultural diversity. The GCWP's intention is to have a parental and nourishing role in the family of nations. According to a report from Bloomberg, the GCWP's tax filings relate its mission as the creation of world peace 'by unifying all nations in happiness prosperity, invincibility, and perfect health'.
The GCWP website included an application for citizenship in 2006. Citizenship was open to all peace-loving people who agreed with the country's goals. New citizens would have dual citizenship with Maharishi Vedic America, and they would get a flag and a passport. The ladies' wing of the GCWP is called the "Global Mother Divine Organization".
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