Brad Jacobs

I was a junior.

I was 16.

I saw a poster of this man with a beard and there was a saying under the poster that said, life is bliss.

So that's interesting.

That's a different, you don't really think about life being bliss.

That's not like a normal saying.

It was a free lecture.

So I went to lecture and there was this redheaded woman, Janice Old, what I think her name was.

I still remember to this day.

And she seemed to have something interesting about her, a certain calmness and glow about her.

And I learned TM.

I learned TM and I did it for decades.

And I hung around with Maharishi when I was a student, when I was younger.

And then eventually I left the TM movement and I started studying other types of meditation and I built on that foundation.

What was he like to be with?

What was the affect?

He was a very interesting guy and a person who was complex, had a lot of different things about him that were opposites.

On the one hand, he was a very humble man, a lot of humility and a lot of sensitivity and a lot of caringness, a lot of love and very kind-hearted person, generous.

And in another angle, he had a lot of big plans himself.

and a lot of big things.