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transcendental meditation
Hey all, so my head is filled with too much stuff these days and I just can't get enough sleep, I'm tense all the time (according to my wife) and I just need to calm down!
Any idea if there's a TM center around Davis? I need peace!
Thanks
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Any idea if there's a TM center around Davis? I need peace!
Thanks
ps: I couldn't find this topic via tags, nor through ljfind..
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so drink till nothing matters?
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That's fairly specific, and I am uncertain as to whether any exist in the area. There are a number of Zen groups of varying traditions, good martial arts dojo, acupuncturists, massage artists, and Western style psychoanalysts about, however.
Are you decided on TM?
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I guess I'm more interested in hearing other people's experiences with different meditation styles. I'm looking for something local, works around a busy schedule and doesn't require tons of $$$ and ultimately, something that works if you're dedicated to it.
I'm not really interested in martial arts or acupuncture, massage -- well, who doesn't like a good massage.. and of course standard western therapy, well, that's worked well for me for other issues, but I want to learn techniques to calm myself.
Thanks for the reply!
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Perhaps someone else knows a bit more about other traditions and can help more!
not TM, but...
Good luck finding peace!!
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Re: not TM, but...
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Anyway, I did find a TM center in Boston, I guess I was just looking for something more convenient.
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There is an open house at the Shambhala Meditation Center (of which I am a member) every Wednesday at 7. Meditation instruction is offered free of charge. If you're more interested in a longer workshop, the Turning the Mind Into an Ally class is excellent. It's offered every two or three months.
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http://boston.shambhala.org/
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