> > > "Meditations differ in both their ingredients and > > > their effects, just as medicines do, so lumping > > > them all together as 'essentially the same' is > > > simply a mistake,' Dr. Shear said... > > > Vaj: > > The only interesting thing about the latest TM org > > employee research is that a landmark independent study > > way back in the 80's showed definitively that TM was > > not unique, but these bozons still keep trying to > > tell us it is... > > Judy: > Not in the study in question, however... > So, where can I read the latest 'landmark independent study' of 'TM from the 80's, that Vaj is citing?
> (as Vaj knows). > Maybe Vaj should post a link? We've given Vaj way too much wriggle room lately, I think. Obviously, Vaj hasn't read the study posted by Rick, since it's to be published this month. You seem to be the only person left around here to point out that Vaj is being very misleading about these TM studies. It's almost as if Vaj has a strong bias against TM, which if true, would cause me to doubt his claims of being an impartial informant. Where is Lawson when we need him? Posted by Rick: FairfieldLife/message/244961 "A study to be published in April uses EEG characteristics to show that different types of meditation show different types of activity in the brain..."
