In a message dated 8/1/2007 1:12:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I teach a technique called AstroVedic Meditation for $150.00. A mantra is selected from the birth information. It can be taught over the phone also. A follow up consultation a week later to answer further questions and a CD for listening in the first week to make sure the practice is going well. It differs from TM because the mantra is selected from the birth information. TM teachers are not astrologically trained. There is no need for a puja so the religious part of the practice is left solely up to the person who is learning. For more information on me go to _Astrological Varieties_ (http://www.yogavisionaries.com/) I can be reached at 641-469-3521 if you have interest and need more questions asked.
Bhairitu wrote: > Of course you can get good meditation techniques for less > than that these days. > Which meditation techniques do you consider to be good? Are they easy and simple to learn? Can they help a person learn to transcend? Do they include free checking for life? And, where would a person get them these days and where would all the money go? Can you be specific? At my age, I'm not much interested in left-handed basket-weaving or memorizing a bunch of non-sense syllables or sitting in a locked-leg position concentrating on the tip of my nose. It costs a lot of money to take a Tony Robbins course or get audited by a Scientologist. It costs over $1500 just to take a one day computer course these days. The average tuition for university is over $15,000 per semester. Cigarettes or cable TV could cost a person thousands of dollars a year. So, learning TM to be able to relax for $2,500 seems like a bargain to me, as long as you don't turn it into a guru cult like you and some others did. ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour
