Up Fifty new Transcendental Meditation Teachers return to enlighten their countries Slideshow

10 December 2010

Five courses to train Teachers of the Transcendental Meditation Programme have been held around the world in recent months, with 50 new graduates from 16 countries recently returning to bring its many benefits including reduced stress, improved health and brain functioning, increased creativity and clarity of mind, and better relationships to the people of their nations. In addition, 20 participants from 8 countries are currently in training on two courses in Thailand, which will conclude in April.

Two of the recently completed Teacher Training Courses (TTCs) were held in the United States, in Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa, and Antrim, New Hampshire, with 25 participants from the US and Canada.

Other courses were held in MERU, Holland, and Seelisberg, Switzerland. The new graduates of these courses in Europe have now returned to begin teaching Transcendental Meditation in Australia, Belgium, Croatia, Egypt, Finland, Germany, Hamsa (Hungary), India, Israel, Italy, Kenya, New Zealand, Nigeria, United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom.

The two Asian TTCs now in progress are being held in Chanthaburi, Thailand, in a beautiful academy built according to Vastu principles of Vedic architecture. Enjoying these courses are participants from China, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Pakistan, Senegal, South Africa, and Uganda. (See also this Global Good News article with many colourful photos, about the previous Teacher Training Course held last year in Chanthaburi.)

When they complete their course, the four participants from Mongolia will return to join the five Mongolian Teachers who completed their training in 2009 and have since been very active teaching the technique and related programmes to many people throughout the country. (read more)


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