The Transcendental Meditation program is unique. Over 600 scientific studies have been conducted at more than 200 independent research institutions during the past 40 years. Research has shown:
- Clearer thinking
- Greater creativity
- Less stress
- More energy
- Increased
happiness
- More tolerance
- Better job
performance
- Lower crime rate
- World peace
“The cumulative benefit to my health and happiness from practicing TM has made sickness virtually obsolete and makes me joyfully look forward to growing old.”
—Fred Gratzon, Author, Entrepreneur
“TM allows me to experience that ocean of silence, peace and perfection within and spontaneously radiate those qualities in daily life.”
—Anita Warner, Retired Financial Advisor.
Learn the Transcendental
Meditation Program in Burlington, Vermont (VT)
The Transcendental Meditation technique is easy to learn, enjoyable to practice, and enriches all areas of life. The Transcendental Meditation technique is a simple, natural, effortless procedure practiced 20 minutes twice a day, sitting comfortably with the eyes closed. This practical, proven meditation procedure requires no effort or concentration, no special skills, and no change of lifestyle.
The Transcendental Meditation technique must be learned personally from a certified teacher of the Transcendental Meditation program. The technique cannot be learned from a book, video, or audiotape.
In Burlington, Introductory Lectures on the Transcendental Meditation program are offered by appointment. This is the first step of a seven-step course to learn the Transcendental Meditation technique. To make an appointment for an Introductory Lecture or for more information please click here, or call 802-246-1020 .
The TM Program at a Glance.
Seven Easy Steps to Learning the Transcendental Meditation Technique.
Course Requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions.
To Make an Appointment for an Introductory Lecture, please click here, or call 802-246-1020 .
Contact a certified Teacher of the Transcendental Meditation program.
Links to related websites
TM.org
Scientific Research Results
Brain Research
