Thursday, May 3, 2012

David Lynch on Consciousness, Creativity and the Brain (Transcendental Meditation)



For more information visit - www.TM.org David Lynch explains his understanding about consciousness, creativity and the brain. He says that Transcendental Meditation played crucial role in developing his consciousness and boosting his creativity. David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness based education http One lady in the audience says: I teach film, I make films. I would like to know what does meditation or how does meditation connect to your creative process or to how it might help the creativity of my students. David Lynch: If you have a golf ball sized consciousness, when you read a book you'll have a golf ball sized understanding, when you look out a golf ball sized awareness and when you wake up in the morning a golf ball sized wakefulness. But if you could expand that consciousness then you would read the book with more understanding and when you look out more awareness and when you wake up more wakefulness - it's consciousness. Transcendental Meditation www.tm.org Maharishi University of Management

Deep Meditation - Pathway to Personal Freedom


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