His Holiness
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Founder of the
Transcendental
Meditation program
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The Transcendental Meditation® Program
The Transcendental Meditation (TM®) program is the single most effective technique available for gaining deep relaxation, eliminating stress, promoting health, increasing creativity and intelligence, and attaining inner happiness and fulfillment. The Transcendental Meditation program, practiced by over 4 million people worldwide, is a simple, natural, effortless mental technique. The effectiveness of the Transcendental Meditation program has been validated by over 500 scientific studies at more than 200 independent research institutions in 30 countries. The Transcendental Meditation technique requires no belief or lifestyle change, is non-religious, is not time-consuming, and can be learned by anyone, regardless of age or level of education. It does not involve concentration, contemplation, or controlling the mind. TM is easy to learn and enjoyable to practice. For more information on the Transcendental Meditation program, please use the following link to view an online streaming video on TM: Transcendental Meditation video
The Introductory Lecture is the first of Seven Steps to learn the Transcendental Meditation Technique. A follow-up program is provided as part of the course of instruction in the Transcendental Meditation technique. The course of instruction, follow-up program, research on benefits, and other pertinent information are covered in the Introductory Lecture. Free Introductory Lectures on the TM program are offered every Wednesday at 7:30 pm and by appointment.
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