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The Maharishi Effect is a hypothetical societal benefit resulting from a
"significant proportion of the population" practicing the Transcendental
Meditation technique.[1][2] In the 1960s the Maharishi postulated that the
quality of life, the growth of harmony and order in society, would be noticeably
improved if ten percent of the population practiced the Transcendental
Meditation technique.[3] This requirement was later changed to one percent in
1960 and became known as the "Maharishi Effect".[2][4][5]
With the introduction of the TM-Sidhi program in 1976 it was proposed that only
square root of 1 percent of the population practicing the TM-Sidhi program,
together at the same time and in the same place, would increase "life-supporting
trends". This was referred to as the "Extended Maharishi Effect".[4][6] A 1986
study on the Maharishi Effect, by
researchers at Maharishi University of
Management said that a minimum of about 100 practitioners would be needed for
there to be observable coherence.[7][need quotation to verify]
Luullakseni suomalaisia joogalentäjiä on mahdollista saada yhteisharjoitukseen
ehkä max. 50 tsipaletta...
