Comments on: Getting better with age: Clint Eastwood and Transcendental Meditation

By: Frank Lotz

Frank Lotz — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 13:43:30 +0000

When I was 17 I started with Transcendental Meditation (TM).
After a while more then 40 people around me (friends & family-members) began also with TM. In my school I gave lectures about the great benefits TM grants you in life as a whole because my teachers recognized the change in my school carrier. Also in the field of sports there was a tremendous betterment so that some team member from our soccer club started with TM too. Now I am 57 and still TM works great for my life. My TM- Teacher said to me: When you begin to meditate you will develop great skills even in the field of Art!” He was right!! I published 2 books so fare & 1 Audio-play as well. I wish everyone takes TM into his daily routine & the society will be a lovely one where everyone enjoys fullness of life: 100 % spiritual & 100 % material. Frank Lotz, Artist & Expert in the Field of the Vedic Health System

By: Alan Waite

Alan Waite — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 02:55:16 +0000

I started meditating in 1967, Paul Horn, was my teacher, at Jerry Jarvis’s
TM center, in Los Angeles, california. It was a life changing event for me,
Which I will take into my many incarnations.
I was blessed to have spent most of 1968 with MAHARISHI. We were at his ashram in Rishikesh, India, and traveled with him making the film,” SAGE FOR A NEW GENERATION”. Which he personally ask me to make.
See my web site for information about the DVD.
Clint Eastwood, came to my studio in 1969 to see the film, and thought it
was a good look at TM through the eyes of the 60′s generation.
Maharishi is seen through out the film talking about the benefits of TM.
He use to say to people. “How’s your Meditation” !! Than, laugh in his very
infectious way, as they give him flowers. My time with Maharishi was
the most cherished in my life. J.G.D.

By: Wayne McEvilly

Wayne McEvilly — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 12:38:42 +0000

I attended a group meditation led by Maharishi in the 1960s-He spoke briefly and said then: “Let Us Meditate” – the entire room fell under the deepest hush of absolute stillness – 20 minutes later softly slowly “OPEN THE EYES” – It was the greatest “teaching” I have ever experienceed.
The best is yet TO BE -
Wayne

By: Patrick L. Deu Pree

Patrick L. Deu Pree — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 16:46:31 +0000

I am 63, about to turn 64. I’ve been meditating for 43 years now, I was initiated in Berkley, California by Jerry Jarvis in 1968. I have faced and overcome many challenges in my life with TM as the basis for all activity. I would never quit. I am a supervisor at a large Electrical Utility, and I am also a fiction writer. I sometimes sleep only 3 hours a night but due the the deep rest from TM i am well rested and energetic. I strongly recommend it to everyone.

By: Joe

Joe — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 21:53:16 +0000

If Clint can I can. He certainly has the calmness of a master TM trainer. No wonder he is the fastest draw, no matter the circumstances.
I have been at it for 8 months and is has done wonder for me during these tough times.

By: Michael Haynes

Michael Haynes — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 03:02:15 +0000

Have been enjoying TM for 38 years now and at 63 I know the best is yet to come in life and everyone can benefit immensely from this wonderful practise without surrendering their religious faith – it actually deepens one’s understanding of the sacred in its many forms- Love and Bliss
JAI GURU DEV

By: Ron Gang

Ron Gang — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 05:09:43 +0000

Recently, I’ve been discovering what a remarkable man Clint is, especially seeing a TV him presenting and inteviewing jazz and blues pianists in a TV documentary. Mr. Eastwood is a good jazz pianist himself. And now, it turns out that we have both learned TM around the same time. I’ve just turned 60, yet that number doesn’t seem to make sense; I’ve been enjoying the benefits of TM in my painting career, my amateur musicianship, and everything else I do.

By: Gerard Owmby

Gerard Owmby — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 22:30:41 +0000

Clint Eastwood’s Unforgiven was the first Western to show how killing is sin and showed the tortured conscience of the killers. Some say it its the best Western ever made.

By: George Amanatides

George Amanatides — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 21:43:25 +0000

Hi Clint
I started TM in Virginia Beach in 1976 and was able to work at MIU now MUM in Iowa awhile and learned my Sidhis there. It’s made a profound difference in my life.
Come to Albany, New York and email us at that website for a limo. More and more movie stars are making appearences here. I have driven some in our limo’s. We have the lowest’s rates. Maria is taking care of our client’s corporate or otherwise.
You have always been a favorite of mine. Hope I can drive you some time.
George Amanatides

By: Mae Najjar

Mae Najjar — Sun, 16 May 2010 13:38:00 +0000

I’ve always loved Clint Eastwood even when I was a young teenager watching his cowboy movies. Now I know why. He is a kindred soul on the path to enlightenment.