Michael Jackson: > for sure TM is not in any way superior to any other > meditations out there. > Well, for this to be true you would have to try ALL meditation techniques. There is some doubt you even know TM practice or basic yoga poses. Go figure.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperbole Or, I guess it all depends on how you can define 'meditation'. Based on my recent visit to Sonoma, almost the entire northern half of California meditates using various breath awareness techniques or various yoga techniques. According to the dictionary, meditation means simply 'to think things over'. If so, then everyone meditates. There's probably not a person on the planet who doesn't pause once or twice a day to take stock of their mind contents. And, we're all transcending - even without a specific technique. So, the question is: do you enjoy? > > Can you think of another product with > > no value, as you seem to suggest, that > > has been around for fifty years, simply > > because of the marketing geniuses behind > > it? I can't. Has to provide some value. >
