Using transcendental meditation
Description
Meditation technique which commonly involves repeating a mantra -- a syllable, word or phrase -- silently or out loud, for fifteen to twenty minutes, twice daily.
Claim
People who practice TM for five years or more have higher levels of DHEA, a hormone associated with youth that decreases as people age. Experienced meditators are far less likely to be hospitalized for any illness, including heart attacks.
Counter-claim
Transcendental meditation, while popular among some, is not an important problem in today’s world. With pressing issues like climate change, poverty, and global health crises demanding our attention, focusing on meditation techniques seems trivial. People can find peace and mindfulness through various means without elevating one method above others. Instead of prioritizing transcendental meditation, we should channel our energy into addressing the real challenges that affect millions of lives daily.
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Metadata
Database
Global strategies
Type
(F) Exceptional strategies
Subject
Religious practice » Meditation, contemplation
Content quality
Yet to rate
Language
English
1A4N
W1526
DOCID
13315260
D7NID
210217
Last update
Dec 3, 2024