Dr. Robert Keith Wallace speaks at the Founders Day Celebration
9/12/2002
in the Golden Dome at Maharishi
University of Management, Fairfield, Iowa
University of California at Los
Angeles Ph.D., Physiology, 1970 B.S., Physics, 1967 |
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Doctorate of World Peace | |
His Excellency the Minister of Research and Development | |
First President of Maharishi
International University |
Students move from Santa Barbara California |
Member of the Board of Trustees |
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Professor of Physiology and Director of Research (International) Maharishi University of Management |
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The Physiology of
Consciousness The Neurophysiology of Enlightenment Scientific Research on Maharishi's Transcendental MeditationContributing Editor, Collected Papers
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Summary: The author delineates the empirically measurable physiological correlates of higher states of consciousness.
WALLACE, R. K. The physiology of higher states of consciousness. Paper presented at the
Conference on Higher States of Consciousness: Theoretical and experimental perspectives,
Chicago, August, 1991.
Recent Research 484.
Summary: Based upon a wide spectrum of physiological data on TM made available by previous research, the authors hypothesize that meditation is an integrated response with peripheral circulatory and metabolic changes subserving increased central nervous activity, and discuss probable objective markers of clear experience of samadhi or pure consciousness as the subjectively identifiable goal of meditation.
JEVNING, R.; WALLACE, R. K.; and BEIDEBACH, M. The physiology of meditation: A review.
A wakeful hypometabolic integrated response. Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews 16:
415-424, 1992.
Recent Research 483.
Summary: The fundamental principle of Vedic Physiology is that consciousness is the basis of physiology. This paper outlines and reviews the expression of consciousness at each level of the physiology and reviews research on physiological correlates of higher states of consciousness developed through the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi program.
WALLACE, R. K.; FAGAN, J. B.; and PASCO, D. S. Vedic physiology. Modern Science and
Vedic Science 2(1): 3-59, 1988.
Collected Papers v5.412.
Summary: This paper provides an extensive discussion of electrophysiological and biochemical research on the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi program, including some interesting findings on EEG coherence not previously reported in the literature.
ORME-JOHNSON, D. W.; WALLACE, R. K.; DILLBECK, M. C.; and KAY (ROSENBERG), N. Recent
biochemical and physiological research on the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi
program: Clinical and epidemiological applications. Center for the Study of Higher States
of Consciousness, Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield, Iowa, U.S.A. Paper
presented at the American Psychiatric Association, 132nd Annual Meeting, Chicago,
Illinois, U.S.A., 17 May 1979.
Collected Papers v4.340.
Summary: This contribution outlines the broad historical implications of scientific research on the Transcendental Meditation program for developing enlightened individuals, an enlightened society, cultural integrity, and world peace.
WALLACE, R. K. Neurophysiology of enlightenment. Paper presented at the 26th
International Congress of Physiological Sciences, New Delhi, India, October 1974.
Livingston Manor, New York: MIU Press, 1974.
Collected Papers v1.101.
Reversal of Aging Through the Transcendental
Meditation Technique Biological Age measures how old a person is physiologically. As a group, long term meditators who had been practicing Maharishi TM program for more than 5 years were physiologically 12 years younger than their chronological age, as measured by lower blood pressure, and better near point vision and auditory discrimination. Short term meditators were physiologically 5 years younger than their chronological age. The study statistically controlled for the effects of diet and exercise .P<.01 References: |
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