Meditation News June 2006

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FRIDAY, 30 JUNE 2006
	Meditation in New Zealand's schools proposed
	New Zealand - An American educator has promoted the importance of transcendental meditation (TM) in creating "stress less schools" in an educator's conference yesterday. According to www.stuff.co.nz, Ashley Deans, the director of the Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment in Fairfield, Iowa, says that "there is plenty of space for some TM among the three Rs as part of education for Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 28 JUNE 2006
	Create your own Meditation Garden
	By transforming your outdoor area into a meditation garden, you can have a place for relaxation after a hard day's work. And aside from providing a venue for improving your health and spirituality, a meditation garden also brings beauty to your yard. This was according to a news article by the www.austindailyherald.com. Vicky Tremble of Austin's Hardy Geranium says in the report that when Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 27 JUNE 2006
	Learn and practice yoga and meditation in Tuscany
	One whole week of yoga, meditation, and wellness in a picturesque environment definitely spells pleasure. Tuscan Way, the company known for its Tuscan cooking vacations, is showcasing a week of yoga, meditation, and wellness on September 16-22 at Villa Castelletti, a 15th century estate near Florence. This was according to www.travelvideo.tv. The whole package costs $2,590 per person and Read Full Story
MONDAY, 26 JUNE 2006
	Meditation program in South Florida on July 2-5
	If you happen to be in Florida this July, take a break and let meditation cool you down. Dr. Stuart Rothenberg, co-director of the Boca Raton-based Transcendental Meditation Program of South Florida, will be teaching meditation in the Embassy Suites Hotel located at Palm Beach Gardens from July 2-5. According to www.tcpalm.com, the meditation program includes four days of instruction, a li Read Full Story
SUNDAY, 25 JUNE 2006
	New study shows another benefit of TM
	The International Society on Hypertension in Blacks has presented the results of a new study which shows that transcendental meditation (TM) may reduce six risk factors associated with metabolic syndrome. This was according to a news report released by www.newswise.com. Participants of the study who were under the TM program practiced a mental technique twice a day. According to the news repo Read Full Story