SCI and TM Book Collection

Citation: Nader, T. (2024). Consciousness is all there is: How understanding and experiencing consciousness will transform your life. Hay House. [title should be in italics]
A Groundbreaking Book for Our Troubled Times. This fascinating book reveals the fundamentals of happiness, health, and fulfillment in a life well lived and shows how to accomplish them. It dives into philosophical logic and supporting science to explain why consciousness must be primary while matter and energy must be secondary.

Citation: Nader, T. (2014). Human physiology: Expression of Veda and the Vedic literature: Modern science and ancient Vedic science discover the fabric of immortality in the human physiology (5th ed.). Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
Human Physiology – Expression of Veda and the Vedic Literature by Dr. Tony Nader presents a unique perspective on the connection between the human body and the ancient Vedic texts. Dr. Nader reveals how every aspect of human physiology corresponds to specific aspects of the Veda and Vedic Literature, illustrating the profound relationship between these ancient teachings and modern science. The book offers a detailed exploration of how the structure and function of the body mirror the cosmic order described in the Vedas, providing a deep understanding of the unity between individual life and universal intelligence.

Citation: Nader, T. (2013). Consciousness is primary. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
Consciousness is Primary by Dr. Tony Nader delves into the fundamental idea that consciousness is the source and foundation of all existence. The book explores the profound implications of this principle, drawing connections between consciousness, the physical world, and human experience. Dr. Nader presents a compelling case for understanding consciousness as the primary reality, offering insights into how this perspective can transform our understanding of life and the universe. Through clear explanations and thoughtful analysis, the book encourages readers to explore the deeper nature of consciousness and its role in shaping every aspect of existence.

Citation: Nader, T. (2014). Benefits of harnessing the full potential of natural law: The contribution of Veda and the Vedic literature to all areas of live and to all traditions of knowledge. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
This book describes a few of the innumerable benefits derived from harnessing the total potential of Natural Law. It examines the magnitude of Maharishi’s contributions to all aspects of life and all areas of knowledge and offers a historical perspective of the perennial search for knowledge culminating in the discovery of the Veda and the Vedic Literature in the human physiology.

Citation: Nader, T. (2014). Vedic devatā in human physiology: The impulses of natural law that organize and administer the universe are available in the human physiology. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
An examination of the Devatas, the creative powers that administer every aspect of the material universe. The Devatas permeate the entire creation and can be found in every human being with the same forms and functions that are described throughout the Vedic Literature. This book presents the Devatas not as religious or philosophical concepts but as a reality of our own physiologies.

Citation: Nader, T. (2014). Veda and the DNA : structure and function of the DNA with reference to the 40 aspects of Veda and the Vedic literature. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
This book describes the structure and function of the DNA, the underlying basis of the physiology, with precise references to the 40 aspects of the Veda and the Vedic Literature. DNA knows the entire Veda and the Vedic Literature and on the basis of that knowledge it creates the entire physiology which is a replica of the Veda and the Vedic literature.

Citation: Nader, T. (2014). Veda and the cell : correlations between the cell and the 40 aspects of Veda and Vedic literature. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
Veda and the Cell by Dr. Tony Nader explores the parallels between the ancient Vedic wisdom and modern scientific understanding of the human body. The book delves into how the structure and function of the cell mirror the principles found in the Vedas, offering insights into the deep connection between consciousness and physiology. Dr. Nader presents a unique perspective that bridges the gap between science and spirituality, making it a valuable read for those interested in both fields.

Citation: Nader, T. (2014). Veda and the Vedic literature: Blueprint of the human physiology. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
In this book Dr. Nader explores the direct correlations between the structure and functions of the human physiology and the 40 aspects of the Veda and the Vedic Literature. He concludes that our physiology is the embodiment of wholeness. Study of the physiology in terms of the sturcture of the Veda is the revelation of our scientific age and raises the individual dignity of human beings to the cosmic dignity of the universe.

Citation: Nader, T., & Vālmīki. (2012). Rāmāyaṇ in human physiology: The structures and functions of human physiology discovered in the eternal epic of the Vedic literature--revealing the cosmic nature of the unfoldment of human life. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
Ramayana in Human Physiology by Dr. Tony Nader offers a fascinating exploration of how the characters and events of the ancient epic, the Ramayana, correspond to the structures and functions within human physiology. Dr. Nader reveals the deep connections between this timeless story and the intricate workings of the human body, illustrating how the narrative reflects the principles of life and consciousness. This book provides a unique intersection of Vedic literature and modern science, making it an insightful read for those interested in understanding the body through the lens of ancient wisdom

Citation: Sands, W. F. (2023). Realizing Brahman. Maharishi International University Press. [title should be in italics]
In Realizing Brahman, Dr. Sands explores Vedānta philosophy in the light of the teachings of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, illustrating both the understanding and practicality of Brāhmī Chetanā, the pinnacle of human evolution in which one lives the eternal reality of Brahman. In this easy-to-read exposition, Dr. Sands has incorporated Maharishi’s writings and lectures on Vedānta into a thoroughly enjoyable and easily comprehensible account of this most profound branch of Vedic knowledge. Anyone interested in the full potential of human life should read this fascinating presentation of knowledge.

Citation: Sands, W. F. (2023). Everything is made of Vedic sounds. Maharishi International University Press. [title should be in italics]
Everything is Made of Vedic Sounds by William F. Sands explores the concept that the universe is fundamentally shaped by Vedic sounds. The book examines how these ancient sonic vibrations form the core of all matter and energy, influencing the structure and behavior of everything from the microscopic to the cosmic. Sands integrates Vedic philosophy with contemporary scientific insights, providing a unique perspective on how sound and vibration underpin reality

Citation: Sands, W. F. (2022). Maharishi’s Yoga volume II: Yoga and Vedānta. Maharishi International University Press. [title should be in italics]
Maharishi’s Yoga Volume II: Yoga and Vedānta by Bill Sands explores the intricate relationship between Yoga and Vedānta within Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's teachings. This volume examines how these two profound traditions interconnect, offering insights into their combined impact on spiritual development and self-realization. Sands provides a detailed analysis of how Yoga’s practices align with the philosophical principles of Vedānta, highlighting their complementary nature. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in the deeper aspects of Maharishi’s teachings and the synthesis of these ancient wisdom traditions.

Citation: Sands, W. F. Maharishi's Yoga volume 1: The royal path to enlightenment. (2013). Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
This easy-to-read and far-reaching book explores Maharishi’s teaching on Yoga philosophy from several perspectives, including its profound practical benefits for individuals and societies, while also considering traditional areas of Yoga philosophy, such as siddhi performance, Karma Yoga, Gyan Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, and the fulfillment of the four traditional goals of human life: dharma, artha, kama, and moksha.

Citation: Pearson, C. (2008). The complete book of yogic flying: The program of his Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi to enjoy bubbling bliss, develop total brain functioning and higher states of consciousness, and create national invincibility and world peace. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
The Supreme Awakening presents a rich collection of exalted experiences of extraordinary wakefulness, freedom, and bliss, described by great figures throughout history. The book reveals how ordinary people today can enjoy similar sublime experiences, like those of the Buddha and Emerson, simply by practicing Transcendental Meditation.

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Orme-Johnson, R. F., & Andersen, S. K. (2010). The flow of consciousness: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi on literature and language, 1971 to 1976. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
Over the years, His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi recorded brilliant and inspiring lectures on the literary process, as well as on critical theory and technique, emphasizing the relevance of the state of consciousness of both writer and reader. This precious volume is a collection of many of those lectures recorded between 1971 and 1976.
Immersing oneself in the transcripts of Maharishi’s lectures allows readers to feel his presence, to hear his voice, his rhythms of speech, his humor, and to appreciate his skill as a teacher. It is a journey through a great mind and an exploration of a topic familiar and beloved by all.

Citation: Oates, R. M. (2019). Consciousness and the quantum. Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
Quantum Mechanics in the Light of Maharishi’s Field Theory of Consciousness explores how Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s consciousness-based theory aligns with the principles of quantum mechanics. While early physicists hinted at a consciousness connection, they lacked a supporting theory. Maharishi’s insights from Vedic knowledge provide a framework that explains quantum phenomena, which traditional matter-based paradigms cannot. This book aims to establish a consciousness-based paradigm, offering a fresh perspective on quantum mechanics.

Citation: Lynch, D. (2016). Catching the big fish: Meditation, consciousness, and creativity (10th ed.). TarcherPerigee. [title should be in italics]
In this rare work of public disclosure, film maker David Lynch describes his personal methods of capturing and working with ideas, and the immense creative benefits he has experienced from his thirty-two year commitment to practicing Transcendental Meditation.
Catching the Big Fish provides unprecedented insight into Lynch’s methods, as it also offers a set of practical ideas that speak to matters of personal fulfillment, increased creativity, and greater harmony with one’s surroundings. Told from David’s refreshing and inspiring perspective, this book is the perfect gift to introduce your friends to the benefits of TM program.

Citation: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Fergusson, L., & Bonshek, A. J. (2019). Redefining sustainability: Life in accord with natural law through Maharishi Vedic Science. Maharishi Vedic Research Institute Press. [title should be in italics]
This book explores a new approach to sustainability rooted in Maharishi Vedic Science. The book argues that true sustainability can only be achieved by living in harmony with natural law, as outlined in ancient Vedic wisdom. It presents practical insights and solutions for aligning individual and collective life with these principles, offering a fresh perspective on creating a sustainable world that nurtures both the environment and human consciousness.

Citation: Bonshek, A. J. (2001). Mirror of consciousness: Art, creativity, and Veda. Motilal Banarsidass Publishers. [title should be in italics]
Mirror of Consciousness ambitiously traverses a wide range of themes pertaining to art, creativity, knowledge and theory. Its unique perspective lies in its exposition of Vedic Science as brought to light by His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and in the application of the principles of this science to preliminary analysis of the Vastusutra Upanishad. No other publication has examined art and theory with the same comprehensive vision. [494 pages]

Citation: Roth, R. (2018). Strength in stillness: The power of Transcendental Meditation. Simon and Schuster. [title should be in italics]
With exceptional clarity of expression, Mr. Roth decribes the remarkable transformations that have occurred in the lives of the famous to the person in the street… all as a result of the Transcendental Meditation® technique. Featuring interviews with well-known individuals from the business and entertainment fields, including Jerry Seinfeld, Katy Perry and Ray Dalio, Mr. Roth explores the various reasons why people take up the practice of TM and some of the unexpected benefits they have experienced.

In-text citation only: Ellis, G. A. (2012). A symphony of silence. Unpublished manuscript. [title should be in italics]
This book is a luminous collection of intimate discussions, interviews, and writings on Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's teachings and consciousness development programs. The second edition of A Symphony of Silence adds new voices, including a Catholic priest using TM to transform the lives of abused children in South America, and the director of an orphanage in Uganda dedicated to alleviating suffering through TM. The book also features insights from a scientist on using TM to reduce stress and PTSD in law enforcement, and an actor's innovative "Edutainment" projects for inner-city students.

Citation: Invincible America Assembly: Experiences of higher states of consciousness of course participants: Volume 1, 2006-2009. (2012). Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
On July 23, 2006, under Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s guidance, nearly 2,000 peace-creating experts gathered at Maharishi University of Management and Maharishi Vedic City in Iowa to practice Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi programs, including Yogic Flying. The book documents the profound development of consciousness achieved during this assembly, highlighting advanced experiences of higher states of consciousness and their correlations with ancient Vedic literature and modern science.

Citation: Reflections on the source: Poems from the Invincible America Assembly. (2012). Maharishi University of Management Press. [title should be in italics]
Reflections on the Source features poems inspired by the profound experiences of an extraordinary group in Fairfield and Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa. Created during the Invincible America Assembly, founded by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in 2006, these poems reflect the deep states of consciousness achieved through Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi programs. The collection captures the journey from inner silence to expansive awareness, bliss, and unity, celebrating the transformative impact of Maharishi’s teachings on the poets’ spiritual experiences.

Citation: Forem, J. (2012). Transcendental meditation: the essential teachings of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (Rev. ed,). Hay House. [title should be in italics]
Transcendental Meditation by Jack Forem is a comprehensive guide to the TM program, which helps the mind access a silent inner field of creativity, energy, and peace. Beyond its well-known stress-reducing benefits, TM is praised for enhancing spiritual growth, mental clarity, and overall well-being. This updated edition features clear diagrams explaining scientific research on TM’s effects on health, intelligence, and more. It includes testimonials from Oprah Winfrey, Dr. Mehmet Oz, and educators, demonstrating TM's positive impact on individuals from various backgrounds and professions.

Citation: Egenes, T. (1990). Sanskrit workbook: Learning the alphabet. Maharishi International University Press. . [title should be in italics]
Dr. Thomas Egenes presents an accessible Sanskrit learning package, opening the door to Vedic wisdom. This book allows you to start learning Sanskrit—the language of nature—in just a few minutes a day. It offers easy exercises to master the Sanskrit alphabet and practice reading and writing words, phrases, and quotes from the Bhagavad-Gita and other Vedic texts. Originally published as The Sanskrit Workbook, it has been redesigned and updated for a user-friendly experience.

Citation: Routt, T. J. (2005). Quantum computing: The Vedic fabric of the digital universe. 1st World Pub. [title should be in italics]
Quantum Computing: The Vedic Fabric of the Digital Universe explores the striking parallels between modern quantum computing and ancient Vedic wisdom. This seminal work presents a new perspective on computer science by linking cutting-edge quantum technology with the principles of Vedic literature. Featuring 77 full-color figures, it reveals how these two seemingly disparate worldviews intersect and offers insights into their practical applications. Authored by Thomas J. Routt, Ph.D., a leading expert in computer network architecture, this book bridges the gap between advanced technology and ancient knowledge.

Citation: Maharishi Gangharva-Ved: Creating balance in nature and harmony in world consciousness: Global achievement. (1991). Age of Enlightenment Publications. [title should be in italics]
Gandharva-Ved music, a treasured aspect of Vedic Science, uses powerful melodies and rhythms to purify the atmosphere, counteract negative trends, and promote life’s evolution. This discipline, preserved by contemporary Gandharva-Ved musicians, creates global harmony and supports world peace. As Maharishi Mahesh Yogi said, their daily performances help bring Heaven to Earth.