--- In [email protected], enlightened_dawn11 <no_re...@...>
wrote:
>
> hey enpai, my advice since you asked would be to keep your spiritual
leanings separate from your job aspirations. except for a long shot as
an adjunct to going into the healing arts (read: not guaranteed a stable
income) or linguistics (read: college teaching), the vedic science
degree, or any metaphysically oriented degree from any school is not
going to make you more desirable in the job market. probably less so,
actually.
>

hmmmm... the way I see it is that one's spiritual perspective is not
separate from how one works and is in life....


> having said that, you may want to just continue your meditation
practice, whatever it is, and allow that to strengthen your ability to
manifest your desires. Save the degree in spiritual stuff for
retirement.

It is precisely because I am within a decade of  the "so called"
retirement age and  the TM meditation practice that I have decided to
make changes.




>
> --- In [email protected], "enpai" enpai@ wrote:
> >
> > I am making major life changes which include gaining new skills in
my areas of greatest interest – spirituality, yoga, healthy aging,
meditation.  Getting Master's in Vedic Science Program, including
Siddhi, at MUM is a strong possibility.  Another possibility is
Sustainable Business, but have to take GMAT.  I have made application
and have read through MUM site, but most helpful would be to hear/read
of the direct experiences of the longtime TMers re direction of
movement, useful links, etc.
> >
> > How would a Master's in Vedic Science be applied in the current US
(or world) job market?  I am a rather independent minded character, who
does not like to be confined to a set of dogmas, and knows the answers
are within my own consciousness.  Simply put, I feel compelled to get
the best information, in the most efficient way apply it as I re-enter
US job market.    Financing this endeavor is also a factor.
> >
> > If not MUM, any other suggested schools, universities, programs?
> > Thanks for all the input.
> >
> > N
> >
>

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