I would be curious to know why people practice TM. Whether it be
experiential reasons or philosophical or both, what are the reasons why
you sit down once or twice a day and practice TM and the sidhis? What
do you gain at the time you practice, afterwards, in the short run,
long run and does an afterlife belief have anything to do with your
practice?
I do it because from day 1 I have found it to be profoundly relaxing, refreshing, and generally blissful, and have also noticed benefits in daily life from day one. For the most part, most of the promised benefits from TM have come true for me, just not as quickly as promised. __._,_.___
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