> > According to the definition proposed by Maharishi, Guru Dev was a > > TMer because he was able to transcend the relative field and make > > contact with the Absolute on a regular basis. > > > By that definition every saint, mystic, and many ordinary spiritual > practitioners from every tradition are TMers. > It's just an analogy, Rick - everyone knows that in reality there's no such thing as a "TMer", but the point is that any technique that provides the opportunity for transcending could be termed TM. By that definition Guru Dev was practicing a meditation that was transcendental: he was apparently able to transcend on a regular basis. That's the Sri Vidya - Transcendental Knowledge.
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