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Transcendental meditation has piqued my curiosity. I know I mentioned about being hesitant in my previous post, but I figure I’ve got nothing to lose. I, therefore, have decided to look more into this matter.

It seems I do not need to change my lifestyle if I decide to enroll in transcendental meditation classes. That factor fits right in my criteria. Apparently, I just have to close my eyes and sit comfortably for 15 to 20 minutes and do it twice daily. Not bad, right? I also found out that this session will be regularly checked by a trained TM instructor to ensure that that what I’ll be doing is correct.

I have also found out that David Lynch Foundation offers Transcendental Meditation in their program. According to their website, this form of meditation really offers various benefits. This kind of meditation makes people handle stress better, lead a healthier life, and perform well in the office or in school. Moreover, transcendental meditation also improves your creativity. That for me is a clincher. You see, I like writing poems and making sketches when I’m tired. I guess I can kill two birds with one stone with TM—relax and improve my creativity at the same time.

So far, I’m getting more and more interested with this program. I’ll try to read more information about TM and find out if I really want to give it a shot one of these days.

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