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Over 600 studies, published in leading scientific journals, have verified the benefits of Transcendental Meditation. The practice takes only 15-20 minutes twice daily, sitting comfortably with eyes closed, and is effective from the first session of personal instruction.
The idea is not to control the mind, but to satisfy it. Transcendental Meditation satisfies the mind's natural tendency to transcend busy surface thinking and settle down to a state of restful alertness that is more refreshing than sleep.
In Transcendental Meditation, transcending happens spontaneously, without effort. Nature does it, not we ourselves.
The experience is blissful, whereas trying to transcend is ineffective and frustrating. Transcendental Meditation is the most easily learned meditation because it is the only one that is completely effortless, completely natural. Anyone and everyone can do it.
Transcending gives access to the inbuilt ability of the human physiology to automatically eliminate the accumulated stress that hinders its normal, natural functioning. During transcending, brainwave patterns reach a uniquely high degree of coherence, oxygen consumption decreases to a level below that of sleep, arteries expand and toxins dissolve. A peaceful, integrated, energy-efficient state is experienced. It happens all by itself. It cannot be achieved by trying.
The benefits of Transcendental Meditation accumulate with regular practice. They include:
- Realization of creative potential
- Experience of inner peace
- Ability to achieve more with less effort
- Greater enjoyment of life
Click on Aren't All Meditations the Same? to find out why Transcendental Meditation is the only completely natural meditation, fundamentally different in principles and practice from all other meditations.
Proven benefits unique to Transcendental Meditation include:
- Higher intelligence
- Slower ageing
Transcendental Meditation does NOT involve:
- Concentration
- Thought control or mind-watching
- Visualisation
- Trying to empty the mind
- Trying to relax or sit still.
Click on Latest News for recent research showing how the Transcendental Meditation technique can be distinguished from all other systems - which teach either "focused attention" or "open monitoring". None of these is effortless. None allows the mind to fulfil its natural tendency to transcend. None gives the benefits that Transcendental Meditation gives.
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