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Transcendental Meditation (TM) is easily one of the most hyped forms of meditation. Since The Beatles first tried it decades ago, it’s garnered the following of a bevy of celeb
rities and high profile individuals, like Russell Simmons and Jerry Seinfeld.
TM also has one of the largest libraries of scientific research supporting it; substantiating claims of everything from increased cardiovascular health to decreased violence to increased creativity. But celebrity endorsements and even the best academic studies can hardly be relied on as conclusive proof.
So why has this method of meditation endured the test of time and received a stamp of approval from doctors and celebrities alike?
In short, because it works.
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Jeff Halevy
Despite the market’s recent upswing, we’re facing a time of great economic upset and instability. Many New Yorkers feel helpless and hopeless; buried in debt, unemployed – how could it ever change?
At times like this keeping ourselves in a positive, resourceful mental state is most important. How can we ever expect to change anything when our focus is solely on how bad it is and how much worse it will get? Believe in the Law of Attraction? Well, you better be careful what you’re focused on!
For this reason, New York area therapists are seeing growing numbers of new clients seeking treatment for depression stemming from the current economic turbulence.
But the recession needn’t become a depression.CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE