Cardiologist César Molina, M.D., F.A.C.C., explores the importance of keeping both mind and body in balance amidst the pressures of contemporary life. He also explains why it is so crucial for doctors, nurses, and other health care professionals themselves to stay grounded and centred if they want to give their patients the best possible care.

All of us practicing Transcendental Meditation know directly what it means to cross a threshold of consciousness: when our awareness settles into that silent, unbounded field — we cross a threshold in awareness.

Jocelyne Comtois’s groundbreaking research in the early ‘70s on the effects of Transcendental Meditation (TM) on short-term memory was formally approved at the highest levels of the Canadian government. This research was followed by an experimental TM program for directors of training and development, which was pivotal in building institutional support. The result? Government sponsorship for civil servants to learn TM. By 1974, with the help of Ottawa’s TM teachers, 1% of the city’s civil servants were practicing TM.

Author and Teacher Alison Plaut and Business Consultant John Lass will present the Himalayan Devis Project, a pioneering model of women's empowerment in the serene, traditional highlands of Uttarakhand, North India. Rooted in Maharishi's Vedic Science, this project helps women unlock their full potential — mentally, physically, and economically.

Dhammajarinee Witthaya School (DWS) is a remarkable free boarding school in Thailand dedicated to orphaned, impoverished, and at-risk girls. These are children who would otherwise have no safe housing or access to quality education.

Bob Roth shares the heartwarming history of how he and David Lynch founded DLF in 2005, uplifting the lives of countless at-risk children and adults since.

The Power of Caring speaks directly to something you may already be experiencing through your TM practice: a growing sense of interconnection, a deeper feeling to contribute, a natural expansion of caring, and a desire to understand why.

Maharishi Self-Pulse Reading is an ancient AyurVedic technique that helps us detect imbalances early — before they manifest as disease. By learning to read our own pulse, we can identify subtle imbalances in the body and understand how to restore balance naturally.

Maharishi Yoga Asanas is a simple practice to refine the nervous system, settle the mind, and expand consciousness. Effortless attention, intelligent pacing, and deep rest are seamlessly woven into every movement.

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