Clarence Cormier
President, Canadian Association for Stress-Free Schools, Former Education Minister of New Brunswick
President, Canadian Association for Stress-Free Schools, Former Education Minister of New Brunswick
Message from the President of the Canadian Association for Stress-Free Schools
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TM CONFERENCE AT
THE HARVARD CLUB
A panel of experts speak
to educators
Webcast Replay - David Lynch Weekend Nov 13 - 15
Submitted by Dominic Mayers on Tue, 12/29/2009 - 09:11.
Hosted by a truly progressive university with faculty and students working in cutting-edge peace and sustainability practices, the David Lynch Change Begins Within Weekend is not only an opportunity to hear the three-time Oscar nominated filmmaker speak, but for attendees to take part in a greater conversation about the creative process, alternative education and ways to live a better life.
During the Nov. 13 to 15 weekend, Maharishi University will host both the David Lynch Weekend and a special visitors weekend for students interested in attending the University. Some of the sessions of the DLW may overlap with the visitors' weekend.
Matrix Spoof - Intro to Student Blog and Maharishi University
Submitted by Dominic Mayers on Tue, 10/27/2009 - 17:46.Oprah Radio host Dr. Laura Berman talks with David Lynch
Submitted by Dominic Mayers on Fri, 08/21/2009 - 12:26. David Lynch, author of Catching the Big Fish, and Dr. Berman talk about understanding transcendental meditation, a specific type of meditation rooted in ancient Indian tradition that is practiced twice a day. Plus, David talks about how children benefit from practicing meditation.
Scientific Research on the Transcendental Meditation® program
$20 million in federal funds to study benefits to health. Hundreds of scientific studies have been conducted on the benefits of the Transcendental Meditation program at more than 200 independent universities and research institutions worldwide including Harvard, Stanford, and Yale universities. For example, the US National Institutes of Health has awarded over $20 million to research the preventative health benefits of the TM program.
