Not my idea....they already are, 1. TM as a Movement, using (as a 
remnant of Hinduism) the "Holy Tradition" puja; but not as a strong 
religious ideology.  The SBAL and BG would be sufficient adjuncts.
In the context of this possible fusion into one "Great Tradition" 
(Adi Da's term - Wilber has a similar term for the whole unified body 
of Monist Sadhanas which form an integral part of Buddhism and 
Saivite Hinduism); TM could easily be practiced by Buddhists without 
compromising their philosophical orientation.

 2. Next, Advaita, i.e. "Neo-Advaita" since (1.) emerged from the 
Advaita Vedanta of Shankara and is thus Advaita; but in recent 
decades, dozens of self-styled teachers and spontaneously "Awakened" 
persons have come out of the wood work; many being oriented to Ramana 
Maharshi: if not outright devotees of R.M. then at least influenced 
by him, for example: Eckhart Tolle. 
 If one could venture to compare the total Power of this influential 
group, vis a vis the remnant of the TM "Movement"; well...it's safe 
to say that the TMO is a walking corpse, not knowing it's already a 
zombie, half-way in the grave. But no matter. Though as a Movement TM 
will perhaps fizzle out in our lifetimes; countless people will be 
practicing it in a forthcoming true "Age of Enlightenment".  This 
will undoubtedly include hordes of Buddhists.

3. Third, as mentioned above, Buddhism can easily adopt TM as a 
technique (and I predict, will do so on a wholesale basis when 
circumstances are right).
 
Thus, the 3 Movements mentioned above can be merged into one 
morphogenetic field, with a complementary mix of diverse energies; 
all oriented toward the Monist philosophical viewpoint, but adding 
some additional evolutionary benefits from Buddhism - namely, the 
Rainbow Light Body. This can be thought of as the ultimate goal of 
our biological evolution.

Using Venn diagrams (as another contributor suggested), we have 3 
circles which overlap: Circles A, B, and C.  Thus, A intersects B 
intersects C.  We can map prime numbers on each circle, say 2, 3, and 
5..  The intersecting area = the product of any of the primes.

Of course, the central area = the full unification of all 3 
Traditions: 2 * 3 * 5 = 30.

How about partial unifications: Say TM + Buddhism.  Sure!! This will 
occur some day, I predict.  Not real soon, some day in the future.
The possibilities with 3 entities, taken 2 at a time are:
Say TM = 2, Advaita = 3 and Buddhism = 5:
1.  TM + Advaita = 2 * 3 = 6
2.  TM + Buddhism = 2 * 5 = 10
3.  Advaita + Buddhism = 3 * 5 = 15.

Hope you will be there for the true "Age of Enlightenment". We are 
definitely not in it now, contrary to what MMY would have us 
believe.  There's a lot more work to do.

To conclude, TM can be merged with Advaita and Buddhism to form one 
larger hologram having a certain degree of diversity to make things 
spicey.  But essentially, this will become the "Great Tradition" Adi 
Da and Wilber talk about under the guise of various labels.  The 
essential ingredient is non-dualism, common to the 3 traditions which 
are artificially separate at this time.  
In decades to come, the 3 entities will fuse, and over the centuries, 
will gradually displace the dualist "Monotheistic" religions.  Bravo! 
Can't wait.

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