The Transcendental Meditation ™ Technique: What, How, and Why

Jun 11, 2015 | Article, Book

Prescribing Health: Transcendental Meditation in Contemporary Medical Care, First Edition, June 11, 2015

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Prescribing Health: Transcendental Meditation in Contemporary Medical Care includes important contributions from leading experts on Transcendental Meditation and health, and provides the reader with the most important, cutting edge health research on the effects of Transcendental Meditation (TM) on serious mental health problems and medical disorders. It features practical, proven programs to improve health outcomes, decrease morbidity/mortality, and reduce health care costs with a wide range of patient populations. The authors explore advances in neuroscience and the brain changes associated with not only the impact of TM on health recovery, but also the effects of meditation in daily activity and permanent changes in neuropsychological functioning resulting from the purification of consciousness through meditation. Included is coverage of an ancient yet newly introduced approach to therapy, Vedic Psychotherapy, and methods for integrating Transcendental Meditation and other Vedic health approaches into primary medical care.

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Toward an Integrated View of Particles and Forces

Toward an Integrated View of Particles and Forces

Oct 1, 2009 | Article, Book

Consciousness-Based Education: A Foundation for Teaching and Learning in the Academic Disciplines, Volume IV Consciousness-Based Education and Physics, Maharishi University of Management, 2009

R. W. Boyer and P. Hensley
Abstract
In the ancient Vedic tradition of Sankhya, three fundamental forces are identified that can be associated with creative, maintenance, and dissolution operators. These three forces materialize five fields or constituents said to comprise the entire physical universe. This framework may be helpful for contemporary particle-force theories with a multitude of particles emerging from four quantum fields—electromagnetism, weak and strong nuclear, and gravity—that gain mass via another more recently theorized Higgs field.

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