My Maharishi - The Beginning at Rameshwaram

A quick update that early registration is now open for Thom's upcoming annual retreat in Sedona, Arizona, this Memorial Day weekend from May 22nd to 26.

This is Thom's first retreat in the United States since the epic Maha Kumbha Mela held earlier this year in Prayagraj, India, so Thom has many fascinating new stories to share. The Sedona Rounding Retreat is also your opportunity to gift yourself profound rest and industrial-strength meditation through the daily rounding program.

This is your chance to transcend uncertainty in the ever-changing world and celebrate spring surrounded by nature, supported by community, and immersed in wisdom with Thom.  Early registration discounts expire on March 17th, and you can find out more at thomknoles.com/sedona.

Jai Guru Deva.

Thom’s master, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, is responsible for millions of people around the world taking up the meditation technique we now refer to as Vedic Meditation, but which Maharishi originally referred to as ‘The Grace of Guru Deva.’

What few people realise though, is that Maharishi never set out with a specific intention to share the technique with anyone, let alone share it with millions around the world.

In this episode, Thom shares the origin story of the meditation technique that changed the world, a story that began with a one word thought, ‘Rameshwaram.’

Episode Highlights: 

[00:45] Sitting on the Banks of the Ganges

[01:45] At the Feet of Guru Deva

[03:07] A Thought Appears

[04:04] Maharishi Breaks His Silence

[05:59] I Want to Get Rid of the Thought

[07:36] Lots of Ignorance

[08:17] Maharishi Went to Rameshwaram

[09:43] A Tap on the Shoulder

[12:05] The Grace of Guru Deva

[14:05] Guru Parampara

[15:03] It All Started With Charm

[17:02] Radiate Life for All to Enjoy

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