Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi
Founder of Maharishi University
of Management, Maharishi Vedic
Universities around the world, and
the Transcendental Meditation
and TM-Sidhi programs
Vedic Literature Collection -
is of primary Vedic Literature texts provides an essential resource for the achievement of the University’s educational goals. In his 1994 book, Vedic Knowledge for Everyone, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi relates the significance of reading the Vedic Literature:
“Every aspect of the Vedic Literature expresses a specific quality of consciousness. Reading every aspect of the Vedic Literature as it flows and progresses in perfect sequential order has the effect of regulating and balancing the functioning of the brain physiology and training consciousness, the mind, always to flow in perfect accordance with the evolutionary direction of Natural Law.”
| THE IMPORTANCE OF READING THE VEDIC LITERATURE | |
| “1. Reading the Vedic Literature in sequence is the procedure to spontaneously train the brain physiology and the whole physiology of speech to function in the most orderly way so that every thought, speech and action is spontaneously promoted in the evolutionary direction of Natural Law, and thereby spontaneously enjoys full support of the evolutionary quality of intelligence that upholds order and evolution in the entire universe.
“2. Practicing Transcendental Meditation … is the procedure to spontaneously enliven the total potential of intelligence in human physiology and train the physiology to function in the most natural way, in the most orderly manner, according to Natural Law — daily experiencing self-referral consciousness in order that the infinite organizing power of one’s own Transcendental Consciousness (one’s own simplest form of awareness) becomes the guiding light of every thought and action, promoting success in every undertaking and actualizing and spontaneously engaging the infinite organizing power of the Unified Field of Natural Law.” — Maharishi in Vedic Knowledge for Everyone: Maharishi Vedic University Introduction – Click the picture below to get the links |
