Q-C instructors are passionate about Transcendental Meditation
by Jackie Chesser

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15 May 2016

On 15 May 2016 The Dispatch-Argus featured David and Claudia Magill who teach Transcendental Meditation in the group of cities spanning the Mississippi River in Iowa and Illinois. Claudia says, ''I thank my TM practice . . . that I still enjoy a life full of happiness, good health, and the ability to see through it all and continue to nourish a rapidly rising global peace, prosperity and harmony that will prove deep, robust and lasting.''

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About learning TM in 1970 Claudia says 'I sensed from the beginning that there was a truth unfolding in me, the truth that life is not meant to be lived in suffering . . . TM is very natural and has lifelong benefits, man was meant to have a much better life.'

Read the first article in the series with more links to TM's health benefits: Quad Cities Dispatch-Argus: Transcendental Meditation could improve your life

Referring to studies on prisoners who learned TM, David Magill says that a five-year follow-up study showed a 33 percent reduction in recidivism rates, and a 15-year follow-up study showed a 43.5 percent reduction.

It is a joy for Global Good News service to feature this news, which indicates the success of the life-supporting programmes Maharishi has designed to bring fulfilment to the field of world peace.

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