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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 2011 • Posted: Monday January 20, 2003  

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Press Trust of India, Jan. 19, 2003
http://www.hindustantimes.com/

A former US astronaut has embarked on a mission to bring about world peace by spreading the message of India’s holy man Satya Sai Baba whom the New York Times called “a friend in India to all the world”.

Brain O’Leary, a physicist and former science and energy policy advisor to four US presidential candidates, is arriving in India on Friday to meet with Sai Baba to get his advice on how to bring about peace, according to sources close to the astronaut.

O’Leary will also meet “free energy technology” scientist, Paramahamsa Tewari of Karwar, former head of the Kaiga atomic station, whose theory of extracting energy from space has found followers abroad, the sources said.

Describing Baba as “the greatest example of interfaith spiritual unity since Buddha,” the sources said that by spreading his “message of truth, peace, love, righteousness, and nonviolence” the US astronaut hopes that global peace will “break out in mere days from across the US, India, Pakistan, to Iraq.”

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