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This Web site is dedicated to the charms and accomplishments of alt.meditation.transcendental's resident "Torquemada," Judith Stein, and the "Dittoheads" who support her malice and deceit in defense of the Transcendental Meditation Movement and its guru Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Comments and suggested material for inclusion are welcome.
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"I'm a great admirer of meaningful succinctness; it's never been one of my strengths." --Judy Stein |
The Junkyard Dog Archives
The World as Seen Through Judy's Eyes
"I have other gifts, of clarity and logic and analysis."--Judy Stein
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What Others Are Saying About the Junkyard Dog and Her Dittoheads
Spoofs on Alt.Mediation.Transcentdental
Transcendental Meditation Miscellanea
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How TM Saved Texas: In September 1988, the TM movement issued this crackpot news release claiming that TM Yogic Flyers saved the state of Texas from devastating Hurricane Gilbert.
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Wall Street Journal: An ayurvedic physician speaks out against TM's "attempt to name and claim an ancient and universal system of medicine for purposes of profit."
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The infamous JAMA author's disclosure form, from Hari Sharma, Deepak Chopra, and B.D. Triguna, in which they signed a statement denying they had any financial conflicts of interests.
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Page one of the two-page letter Hari Sharma, Deepak Chopra, and B.D. Triguna submitted to JAMA along with their first manuscript on Maharishi Ayur-Veda. The article was rejected. Page two of the letter. The authors rewrote the manuscript and resubmitted it several months later along with a required disclosure form on which they signed a statement denying they had any financial conflicts of interest. That article was later published in the journal.
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Page one of Deepak Chopra's two-page letter, in which he explains why people "need" to buy Maharishi Amrit Kalash - the TM remedy that he described as "pure knowledge pressed into material form" that "forges the link between mind and body at the critical junction points everywhere in the physiology." Followers of Chopra's advice pay nearly $900 a year for just this one TM remedy. Page two of the letter.
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Page one of a two-page letter from noted physicist and author, Heinz Pagels, Ph.D. In his letter, the late Pagels strongly criticizes what he says is the TM movement's deceptive use of the discoveries of modern physics to promote their mystical claims. Page two of the letter.
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The Maharishi Caper: Or How to Hoodwink Top Medical Journals From the Fall 1991 issue of the National Association of Science Writers Newsletter ScienceWriters
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Transcendental Meditation attorney threatened Oncology Times with
a libel suit if it didn't publish a 3000-word article touting TM's
trademark brand of medicine
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Which way the wind is blowing for Maharishi's Natural Law Party
"Words really fail me in attempting to describe the bottomless hole of Andrew's character (or perhaps I should say lack of same). 'Scum' doesn't even begin to cover it."--Judy Stein
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Information on Cults and Other Strange Folk
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