Here are the conclusions you could draw from this:
1) TM makes you more likely to commit suicide
2) people who do TM who decide to go live in Fairfield, Iowa, tend to
self-medicate using TM, rather than seeking professional help for thigns that
TM doesn't affect.
3)
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Here are the conclusions you could draw from this:
1) TM makes you more likely to commit suicide
2) people who do TM who decide to go live in Fairfield, Iowa, tend to
self-medicate using TM, rather than seeking
Lawson, I was speaking with a mental health professional in FF on a Wednesday.
She had already dealt with 3 crises. I asked her what caused them. She said in
all three cases, the people went off their medication. I've gotten the
impression that this is quite common, whether the person is a
Actually you can. If TM takes you out of the ego, the sense of personal self,
and if it works every time (i.e., you transcend at least once during a
sitting), then in 40 years of meditation with some residence courses thrown in,
you commit suicide some 30,000 times. If TM goes the distance
Who says that the ego is destroyed or weakened or you are taken out of it or
whatever with TM?
Part of the issue is that we try to conflate Freud's terminology with
Maharishi's and part of the issue is that we tend to assume that all meditation
practices have the same effect, so the fact
Spiritual and Material Values
Every experience has its level of physiology, and so unbounded awareness has
its own level of physiology which can be measured. Every aspect of life is
integrated and connected with every other phase. When we talk of scientific
measurements, it does not take
