Discover Transcendental Meditation Courses
A gentle, guided way to learn Transcendental Meditation
Transcendental Meditation is taught in the same carefully structured way worldwide, ensuring a consistent and authentic learning experience. Our full course is designed to support you at every stage and includes:
1. A free introductory meeting
Your journey begins with a complimentary introductory talk, where you can learn more about the practice and ask any questions. If attending in person isn’t possible, this can also be done by phone.
2. Personal instruction in Transcendental Meditation
You’ll learn TM through one to one guidance with a fully qualified teacher. All teachers complete a minimum of six months of full time training, designed and supervised by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the founder of Transcendental Meditation.
3. A six month follow up programme
Ongoing support is an integral part of the course. Over six months, you’ll have opportunities to check your progress, refine your practice, and ensure you continue to flourish in your daily life.
The teaching of Transcendental Meditation is overseen by the Maharishi Foundation, a national educational charity that maintains consistent teaching standards across the UK.
Flexible options and support
To make learning accessible, we offer special rates for individuals, couples, families, children learning together, and corporate programmes. Scholarships may be available in exceptional circumstances, and payment by instalments is possible.
For self employed students or business owners, TM learned for stress management may also be eligible as a tax deductible business expense.
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If you want to live a more balanced life through Transcendental Meditation, you might benefit from attending our free introductory talk. Discover more about our guided courses, and ask any questions you may have in person.
