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Beginning of the Movement - Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
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April 1955: Most people still think of meditation as contemplation or diffcult concentration, a path for monks and ascetics. Then Maharishi Mahesh Yogi sets out alone from the Himalayas and begins to revive in India and around the world the ancient knowledge of the Vedas that was previously reserved for a few initiates only: the technique by which we can effortlessly dive inward and find in the depths of our own consciousness our true Self, the transcendence, the source of all creation.His descriptions of how he leads more and more people to their inner Self give us first-hand insights into…mehr

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April 1955: Most people still think of meditation as contemplation or diffcult concentration, a path for monks and ascetics. Then Maharishi Mahesh Yogi sets out alone from the Himalayas and begins to revive in India and around the world the ancient knowledge of the Vedas that was previously reserved for a few initiates only: the technique by which we can effortlessly dive inward and find in the depths of our own consciousness our true Self, the transcendence, the source of all creation.His descriptions of how he leads more and more people to their inner Self give us first-hand insights into the beginningm of a worldwide movement for spiritual regeneration, which has led to terms such as Ayurveda, mindfulness, meditation, self-discovery, spirituality and yoga being on everyone's lips in the West today.
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Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (1918-2008) was the founder of Transcendental Meditation (TM). He brought the practice to the West in the 1950s, whereupon meditation centers were established worldwide. His life's work was to bring the scattered Vedic knowledge into a holistic system of Vedic science and make it usable for modern man.