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College students and stress
Transcendental Meditation for Women Blog Translate This Article
13 December 2014
The Excellence In Action page of Global Good News highlights benefits for students from practising Transcendental Meditation and the findings of two researchers, neurophysiologist Dr Fred Travis, Dear of Graduate School and Director of the Center for Brain, Consciousness and Cognition at Maharishi University of Management and Dr Robert D Colbert at the University of Connecticut.
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Dr Travis says, 'The TM technique helps students overcome stress and reverses its negative effects on the brain. TM activates the brain's pre-frontal areas, which are responsible for planning, foresight and decision-making.'
College is a time of preparation—a time, ideally, to unfold your spiritual potential as well as gain skills for a chosen profession. Daily TM practice allows you to awaken higher consciousness—to develop intuition, creative vision and inner happiness.
Read the study by Dr Robert D Colbert showing how students practising TM are associated with as much as 25 per cent higher graduation rates, compared to controls.
See related article: ∙ Researchers link greater creativity and success to higher brain integration
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