The benefits of the Transcendental Meditation

Dr. Baruti KMT-Sisouvong
March 18, 2021

Dr. Baruti KMT-Sisouvong and his wife Mina serve as Directors of the Transcendental Meditation® Program (TM) for Cambridge and the larger Metropolitan area of Boston, MA. Dr. Baruti holds degrees in History, Sociology, and Consciousness & Human Potential Studies and is currently completing his Doctoral dissertation research on Mystical Experiences Among Freemasons and Rosicrucians.
 
Dr. Baruti regularly writes and delivers talks on Meditation, Consciousness, Cognition, and Creativity.  Through his teachings on Transcendental Meditation, he enjoys the privilege of aiding people in tapping into the deep well of silence present within each for the betterment of their personal and professional lives and in service to their communities.


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