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FEBRUARY 2003 | CONTENTS
MEDITATION | FEATURED TOPIC in FEBRUARY
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A Journey
to The End®
The EDGE Interview with Bill Harris of Centerpointe Research Institute
by Tim
Miejan
Bill Harris has been involved in personal development for more than 30 years as a
seeker, teacher, public speaker, author, musician, composer, therapist, workshop
leader and business owner. He is founder and director of Centerpointe Research Institute,
and is the creator of The End® Personal Growth Through Technology program. This
program utilizes an audio technology called Holosync®, embedded beneath soothing
music and environmental sounds on CD or cassette tape, to create states of deep meditation,
producing a dramatic acceleration in mental, emotional and spiritual growth. He spoke
with The EDGE about meditation and conscious awakening. |
An Interview
with Bob Fickes on Fulfillment Meditation
by Gayla
Y. Pinkosky
Bob, I understand that you
were one of the forerunners of this age of Enlightenment. I also understand that
you were one of Maharishi's students and you actually worked closely with him.
Bob Fickes: Yes, you can say that. I have been teaching meditation since 1970.
I worked very closely with Maharishi and was one among the 16 leaders of the TM movement
in the United States that started the whole thing. It had been going on a small scale
with Marharishi before that, but it started big around 1968-1970.
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Profile
of Fulfillment Meditation teachers in the Twin Cities
Meditation:
The Inner Road Home
by Alan
L. Pritz
Despite the growing popularity
of meditation, or perhaps because of it, the term itself is often misunderstood.
Case in point, years ago after completing a Yoga Teacher training program, I told
a former sax teacher about learning meditation. He listened attentively then said
his form of meditation was playing music. I knew what he meant but, as a matter of
semantics, silently disagreed. |
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