Brad Jacobs

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.

And you were either on the bus or off the bus.

And if you were not helping with that, you were off the bus.

But he was a very bright person, extremely intelligent, very charismatic.

He was able to charm thousands, actually millions of people to follow him.

I liked following him.

I liked being part of a group that was different, that was learning new things, that was experimenting with

He called it consciousness as a field of all possibilities.

I thought that was a really cool saying.

He knew a lot about meditation.