Successful action, blissful life with the practice of Yogic Flying

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11 March 2011

The Excellence in Action page of Global Good News is featuring this article with colourful photos.

Please click on the following link to read more about 'Blissful life with the practice of Yogic Flying'.

The article features the experiences of four people who practise the Transcendental Meditation Sidhi Programme, including Yogic Flying: A marketing manager, a magazine editor, a schoolteacher, and a student.

For example, Heather Hartnett, a marketing manager, expresses how the Transcendental Meditation Technique and Yogic Flying give her an advantage in her work:

'Working in a fast-paced corporate environment leaves little time for rest, and can be exhausting. The Transcendental Meditation technique gives my mind the chance to rejuvenate itself so my activity can be efficient, productive, and fulfilling.

'I derive even more benefit from Yogic Flying. Yogic Flying cultivates an even greater quality of successful action—being able to act from a level where my mind is most silent and expanded and my brain is most coherent. This technique is natural and simple and yet the results are noticeable and cumulative. Being able to recharge on a daily basis and improve my efficiency in action gives me a competitive edge in the workforce and allows me to stay focused on my goals at hand.'

The information and quotations in the article are taken from The Complete Book of Yogic Flying by Craig Pearson, Ph.D., Executive Vice-President of Maharishi University of Management.

Please also see the previous article in this series about Yogic Flying: 'Optimizing your brain functioning'.

© Copyright 2011 Maharishi University of Management

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