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Kanellakos et al., 1976

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.

Also: 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.

Year
1976
Publication type
Conference Presentation
Paper type
Research Review
Collected Papers
Vol. 2, pp. 1360–1380
Section
Review Papers

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Review Paper—Rehabilitation

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