SCI and TM Book Collection

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (2020). Science of being and art of living. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
Re-released in 2020, this printing of Science of Being and Art of Living features a comprehensive Afterword by Dr. Bevan Morris, International President of Maharishi Universities of Management, giving a full retrospective on Maharishi’s contributions during his more than 50 years of teaching. This book gives an excellent introduction to the Transcendental Meditation technique and explains that the practice of this meditation is learned through personal instruction from a certified teacher. (Worldwide contact information for certified teachers is provided.)
This edition for the first time has a self-contained index, making it a practical reference book without the need for an external concordance. [438 pages]

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (2015). Maharishi Mahesh Yogi on the Bhagavad-Gita: A new translation and commentary with Sanskrit text: Chapters 1-6. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
For the first time an index is included for easy referencing and in addition to the Sanskrit and English translation also for the first time there is a transliteration included for each verse. The Bhagavad-Gītā presents a timeless formula for rising above the mundane problems of life to enjoy eternal freedom and fulfilment in higher states of consciousness; it brings to light a complete science of life and art of living relevant to every generation, based upon the simple yet profound experience of the inner Self—the infinite, eternal reservoir of creativity and intelligence that lies within us all.

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (2011). Transcendental Meditation with questions and answers. Maharishi Vedic University-[title should be in italics]
This beautiful and charming book is being released after more than 40 years being out-of-print. It consists of two parts. Part One is a talk on Transcendental Meditation given by Maharishi from March 1960 to mid 1961, when Maharishi held evening discourses in London, England. Part Two consists of questions addressed to Maharishi by audiences attending his lectures and the answers given by Maharishi.

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (2001). Ideal India : the lighthouse of peace on earth. Maharshi University of Management. [title should be in italics]
This book is a special presentation of the highest quality of the applications of Maharishi’s Vedic Science to restore India as the Lighthouse of Peace on Earth. Maharishi describes how this Vedic transformation can easily be created through five main areas of governmental responsibility – education, health care, administration, defense and agriculture.

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1996). Constitution of India fulfilled through Maharishi’s Transcendental Meditation: Maharishi’s Constitution of the Universe, ṚkVeda: Total natural law that governs the universe with perfect order: Supports every article of the Indian constitution through Transcendental Meditation: Natural law upholds national law through Transcendental Meditation documented by scientific research. Age of Enlightenment Publications. [title should be in italics]
This beautiful book is a must for every student of Maharishi’s profound knowledge. It examines every article of the Indian constitution in light of the scientific research on the Transcendental Meditation program. Maharishi conclusively demonstrates that the National law of India or any country can only be upheld through the enlivenment of Natural Law as described in Maharishi’s Constitution of the Universe. This book is filled with full-color charts and graphics depicting the relationship of the human physiology with the cosmos and with the 40 aspects of Veda and the Vedic Literature.

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1997). Celebrating perfection in education: Dawn of total knowledge. Age of Enlightenment Publications. [title should be in italics]
This beautiful book offers the complete knowledge of how Maharishi Vedic Science(sm) brings fulfillment to the field of education. For education to be scientific, it has to be Vedic Education. Maharishi unfolds the means to achieve Vedic Education and to develop Vedic Consciousness through experience of Veda and understanding of Veda on the intellectual level. [196 pages]

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1994). Vedic knowledge for everyone: Maharishi Vedic University: Introduction. Maharishi Vedic University Press. [title should be in italics]
Maharishi describes the knowledge in this book as “the beacon light of Vedic Civilization, celebrating perfection in enlightenment and fulfillment.” Special emphasis is give to Maharishi’s Absolute Theory of Education which delivers the fruit of all knowledge to everyone. Other topics include What Is Consciousness?, The Vedic Structure of the Constitution of the Universe, and the Eternal Cycle of Natural Law. [362 pages]

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1997). Maharishi forum of natural law and national law for doctors: Perfect health for everyone, disease-free society. Age of Enlightenment Publications. [title should be in italics]
Maharishi Forum of Natural Law and National Law for Doctors introduces a prevention-oriented, comprehensive Natural Law-based, all enriching system of perfect health. The centuries-old medicine-predominated approach to health has failed to eliminate sickness and suffering; this is because medicine alone is too superficial to influence all the innumerable values that constitute the structure of life and its evolution. Only a holistic approach that takes into consideration all aspects of mind and body together can be successful in handling health. [480 pages]

Citation Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1996). Maharishi's Absolute Theory of Defense: Sovereignty in Invincibility. Age of Enlightenment Publications. [title should be in italics]
Maharishi offers the indomitable strength of invincibility to the military by bringing military power into alliance with the invincible power of Natural Law. Only then will military be purposeful by preventing the birth of an enemy thus ensuring “victory before war.” This book shows how a prevention wing in every military will usher in an age of life in freedom for every individual and a permanent state of world peace. Topics include Vedic Technology for Defense, Maharishi’s Course on Supreme Military Science, and a Vision of the Invincible Order of Nature. [668 pages]

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1995). Maharishi's absolute theory of government: Automation in administration. Maharishi Prakashan. [title should be in italics]
Maharishi locates the Supreme Government at the unmanifest basis of creation, the home of Natural Law. The centuries-old struggling history of governments is destined to have a new sunshine of problem-free administration when National governments align themselves with the Government of Nature. Topics include Absolute Administration, A Vision of Supreme Rulership, and a comprehensive examination of the Constitution of the Universe. [568 pages]

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1995). Maharishi University of Management: Wholeness on the move. Maharishi Prakashan. [title should be in italics]
Maharishi introduces the concept of automation in administration through the application of the organizing power of Natural Law to every area of management. Those managers who master the principles in this book “will command authority in the field of progress and dictate their terms to the environment.” Topics include Maharishi Master Management(sm), Timely Management(sm), and Natural Law, Cosmic Manager of the Universe. [248 pages]

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1973). Love and God. Maharishi International University. [title should be in italics]
In this precious volume, Maharishi expresses the spontaneous flow of love, gratitude, and devotion arising from the state of supreme Self-Realization. [54 pages]

Citation: Well, G. A., Fergusson, L., & Bonshek, A. The foundations of Maharishi’s Science of Creative Intelligence. Maharishi Vedic Research Institute Press. [title should be in italics]
The Science of Creative Intelligence has been demonstrated by scientific research over the last 50 years to develop individual and collective life in uniquely beneficial ways to offer a better future for the human race. This conclusion is the subject of the present important book: Fullness of Life: The Foundations of Maharishi's Science of Creative Intelligence.”

Citation: Fergusson, L. (2018). A research guide to the literature of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Maharishi Vedic Research Institute Press. [title should be in italics]
Since 1955, a significant global research and publishing program has accompanied the teaching of Maharishi. This research program into Vedic knowledge, along with it’s accompanying international publishing effort, consists of thousands of published documents, many authored by Maharishi, including books, booklets, literature reviews, white papers, conference proceedings, display charts, and posters, many translated into languages as diverse as Spanish, Russian, Turkish, Hindi, Malayalam, and Mandarin.
Topics include the Veda and the Vedic Literature, consciousness, Natural law and the laws of nature, physics, chemistry, physiology, mathematics, law, justice, rehabilitation, education, health and ageing, government, business and industry, management and leadership, economics and agriculture, among many other areas. This book is a remarkable resource for researchers in this field.

Fergusson, L. (2023). Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and the media: A sourcebook of historical documents. Maharishi Vedic Research Institute Press. [title should be in italics]
From the late 1950s to 2008, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi openly engaged with the world’s leading media outlets—routinely issuing press releases, building holding press conferences, publishing advertisements, and promoting his projects, programs, and events—and was frequently interviewed for television, newspaper, and magazines. The purpose of this sourcebook is to document—by means of 1,504 press releases, advertisements, and newspaper articles—Maharishi’s lifelong message as it appeared in the world’s print media.

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1978). Enlightenment to every individual: Invincibility to every nation. Maharishi European Research University Press. [title should be in italics]
This book, spanning 677 pages and divided into 33 chapters, examines the role of Transcendental Meditation and the TM-Sidhi program in bringing about enlightenment on the level of the individual life and invincibility on the level of collective or social life. This book is distinguished by the many lectures by Maharishi. Noteworthy chapters include Chapter 4, "Cultural Integrity," and Chapter 5, "Education and Invincibility."

World Government of the Age of Enlightenment. (1977). First World Assembly on Law, Justice and Rehabilitation. World Government of the Age of Enlightenment. [title should be in italics]
This 180-page book features the speech of Indian Supreme Court Justice V. R. K. Iyer, Maharishi’s inaugural address, and presentations from 11 other distinguished speakers. Maharishi: “We are in a position to invite the great minds of our generation from the field of law to come and examine our findings —that every man can spontaneously act according to all the laws of nature and therefore live life in an evolutionary direction.”

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1991). Maharishi’s master plan to create heaven on earth: overview of the 1500-page document. Maharishi Vedic University Press. [title should be in italics]
This book presents "Maharishi’s Master Plan to Create Heaven on Earth," detailing his vision to transform the world by enhancing both inner and outer life. Inner life is glorified through the development of higher consciousness, noble qualities, and bliss via Maharishi's Transcendental Meditation, TM-Sidhi program, and Vedic Science. Outer life is improved through the creation of ideal communities, sustainable agriculture, and global development, aiming for food self-sufficiency, poverty eradication, and harmony in nature.

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1976). Creating an ideal society: A global undertaking. Age of Enlightenment Press. [title should be in italics]
This book presents a visionary blueprint for establishing a harmonious and peaceful world. Drawing from the principles of Maharishi's Vedic Science, the book explores the transformative power of collective consciousness and the role of Transcendental Meditation in creating societal coherence. Maharishi outlines practical steps for individuals and communities to contribute to global peace and prosperity, emphasizing the importance of living in harmony with natural law. This work serves as an inspiring guide for those seeking to foster positive change on a global scale.

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (1986). Thirty years around the world: Dawn of the Age of Enlightenment: Volume 1. Maharishi Vedic University Press. [title should be in italics]
The book opens with an extensive introduction and features around 200 pages of beautiful, historically important photographs of Maharishi, Guru Dev, and others from 1957 to 1964. These images capture moments in various locations, including Assam and Calcutta, India; Los Angeles, Santa Catalina, Big Bear Lake, Lake Arrowhead, and Lake Tahoe, California; Paris, France; Hochgurgl, Austria; Parksville, Calgary, and Emerald Lake, Canada; Wadahl, Norway; and London, UK.

Maharishi smirti granth. (n.d.). Maharishividyamandir.com. [title should be in italics]
96 tributes to Maharishi Mahesh Yogi on 263 pages. With tributes from 3 Shankaracharyas and a list of Maharishi’s achievements. Library use only

Citation: Oates, B. (1976). Celebrating the dawn: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and the TM technique. G. P. Putnam’s Sons. [title should be in italics]
This book offers an insightful exploration of the life and teachings of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the founder of the Transcendental Meditation (TM) movement. Through vivid anecdotes and comprehensive research, the book delves into Maharishi's vision for global peace and individual enlightenment, highlighting the scientific basis and profound benefits of the TM technique. It chronicles the transformative impact of this simple yet powerful meditation practice on millions worldwide, emphasizing its role in reducing stress, enhancing creativity, and promoting well-being. Perfect for both newcomers and long-time practitioners of TM, this work celebrates Maharishi’s legacy and his contributions to the world.

Citation: Maharishi International University. (1975). Science of Creative Intelligence for secondary education: First-year course: Theme: perceiving the fullness of life: Student coursebook. Maharishi International University Press. [title should be in italics]
This book introduces high school students to the fundamental principles of the Science of Creative Intelligence (SCI). It is designed to help students develop awareness of the interconnectedness of all aspects of life and knowledge, fostering a deeper understanding of consciousness and its role in learning. Through a blend of theoretical concepts and practical applications, the book encourages students to perceive life in its wholeness and harness their creative potential for personal and academic growth. [295 pages]

Citation: Maharishi International University. (1974). Science of Creative Intelligence for secondary education: Three-Year curriculum. Maharishi International University Press. [citation should be in italics]
This book outlines a comprehensive three-year curriculum designed to introduce high school students to the Science of Creative Intelligence (SCI). It offers a structured program that integrates the principles of SCI into secondary education, aiming to enhance students' understanding of consciousness and its role in everyday life. Through progressive lessons and practical exercises, the curriculum encourages students to explore the interconnectedness of knowledge, creativity, and personal development, fostering a holistic approach to learning and growth. [211 pages]

Citation: Maharishi International University: Catalogue 1973/74. (1973). Maharishi International University Press. [citation should be in italics]
This book provides a concise overview of Maharishi International University’s academic offerings for the 1973/74 academic year. It highlights the university’s courses and programs with a focus on integrating the Science of Creative Intelligence (SCI) into education. The catalog briefly outlines the university’s mission and approach to fostering holistic growth through consciousness-based learning.

Citation: Maharishi International University: Catalogue 1974/75. (1974). Maharishi International University Press. [citation should be in italics]
This book serves as a comprehensive catalog for Maharishi International University’s offerings during the 1974/75 academic year. It provides detailed information on the university’s academic programs, courses, and faculty, with a focus on integrating the Science of Creative Intelligence (SCI) into higher education. The catalog highlights the university’s commitment to fostering personal and intellectual growth through a holistic approach to learning, emphasizing the development of consciousness alongside academic achievement. It also outlines the university's mission, campus facilities, and student life, offering a complete guide for prospective students.