Title: The more I read it...
Product review: ...the less interested I am in it. This might not be a well-rounded review considering that I've only read the first 39 pages and skimmed through the rest. I was really turned off when the author specifically claims that TM cannot be achieved without an instructor (and for a costly price!). Although I did enjoy the discussion of reality of the relative world of the cosmos and the absolute world of being, I can tell that this book is not for most readers, as it can be a bit difficult to follow.I'd recommend reading other philosophical writings that have a higher degree against the test of times, such as the Tao te Ching, rather than this book which seems to be more of a path to a fluky scam rather than to a path of enlightenment. But some people need the approval of an "expert" when it comes to their progress in life, so they may be easily fooled by the Transcendental Meditation scheme.In a sentence, this book may be some well-written advice wrapped up in expensive packaging.
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