Research on the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi Programs

2 papers found

• 1976· Research Review· Collected Papers Vol. 2
  Kanellakos, D. P.; Rigby, B. P.; Bloomfield, H. H.; Charles, B. M.; Clements, G.; Davis, B. V.; and Mead, G. Enlightenment for ideal rehabilitation: Expansion of consciousness as the basis of the restoration of Creative Intelligence. The effectiveness of the Transcendental Meditation Programme for rehabilitation. Rheinweiler, W. Germany: MERU Press, 1976. Paper presented at the Third International Conference on Drug Dependency, Liverpool, England, 6 April 1976.

  The authors propose that the development of enlightenment through the Transcendental Meditation program is the ideal means of rehabilitation. Scientific research on Transcendental Meditation is examined in the light of its application for the restoration of the full creative intelligence of the individual.

  • Review Paper—Rehabilitation: Review Paper—Criminal Rehabilitation
• 1978· Stress and anxiety· Research Review· Collected Papers Vol. 2
  Kanellakos, D. P. Transcendental Consciousness: Expanded awareness as a means of preventing and eliminating the effects of stress. In Stress and anxiety, Vol. 5, ed. C. D. Speilberger and I. G. Sarason, pp. 261–315. Washington, DC: Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, 1978.

  This paper reviews the beneficial effects of the Transcendental Meditation program in the light of their importance for the prevention and elimination of stress and the expansion of individual consciousness.

  • Review Paper—Health: Review Paper—Health