Hindus have welcomed launch of “Meditation Room” in new campus of Schellhammer Business School (SBS) in 60-hectare gated private estate of Valle Romano Golf & Resort near Estepona in southern Spain, opening September one.

Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today; termed including of this quiet calming space for meditation, reflection and prayer for usage by the campus community—a step in the positive direction.

Zed, who is President of Universal Society of Hinduism, pointed out that with the presence of room for meditation and prayer, SBS students would have a spiritually meaningful life in addition to material success after they graduated from here.

Rajan Zed thanked SBS for recognizing the intersection of spirituality and education. Meditation Room would be another feather in SBS’s cap in making it a top class and wholesome higher education institution. Zed suggested SBS to make this Room available to campus community 24-hours and 365 days.

Zed urged all universities and colleges of Europe to provide prayer-meditation rooms if they were serious in the all-round development of their students.

This new campus will consolidate facilities at Alzambra, Puerto Banus and Marbella. English medium SBS, whose “Values” include “Integrity, ethics, sustainability”, has students from over 30 countries.  SBS boasts of “100% freedom of speech” and claims to be “Rooted in the truth”. It offers 16 programs, including various Master’s and “Master of Arts in Leadership”. Swiss educationalist Dr. Edward Schellhammer is the Founder & President.

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  1. This is a very interesting combination of the events. A meditation center in the business school in Spain. Some might tell that this won’t work because there are too many different factors involved. However, if you think about it, everyone, including the future businessmen needs relaxation and the Spanish might find the techniques very interesting as well. I wonder if anyone is the business school has ever tried the methods of relaxation or known anything about the Hindu, but they are going to find out something very interesting.