Your experienced TM teachers in Edinburgh
Maggie Adamson
Maggie has been practising Transcendental Meditation (TM) for fifty years and trained to be a teacher of it with Maharishi. She has been teaching TM for forty-seven years, in Hong Kong, Hertfordshire, London and Edinburgh.
Maggie has taught primary aged children in London and Edinburgh, recently retired, she lives in North Edinburgh with her husband and teaches TM courses at her home. She invites you to register for an introductory talk so you can hear more about the benefits of this technique and how to learn.
Anna Campbell
"I became a teacher of TM in 1992 and have taught it in Greece, Germany and the U.K. I have a BA in Childhood Practice a Montessori Diploma in Childhood Education from 0 - 6 years and an Office Administration Certificate from Germany. I am currently working in a Montessori school as an Early Years Coordinator and have a lead role in supporting staff and students and ensuring a high standard of practice. I learned TM when I was 6 years and although the benefits were not conscious at first, I started to become more aware of the impact TM had in my life during my early professional experiences and benefit to this day: I gained confidence and self-belief, people have commented that I truly smile and am able to adapt to various situations. I enjoy teaching TM and it is fulfilling to see the benefits that new meditators gain immediately after learning! TM is so simple and practical that it is easily embedded in everyone's daily routines."
Iain Campbell
Iain learned Transcendental Meditation in 1994 in Glasgow. Iain has worked in the field of education and wellbeing in the UK and internationally since 2001 and graduated as a TM teacher in 2009. As well as teaching TM to people from all walks of life since then, Iain is a UKCP psychotherapeutic counsellor and works with clients in his private practice in Edinburgh, as well as online from all over the UK. Iain is a specialist in working with anxiety, trauma, and with neurodivergent people, as well as supporting individuals to enhance their life choices, improve relationships and overall self development. He believes TM is a highly impactful tool for positively navigating life's challenges and for personal growth. Additionally, Iain is currently engaged in providing wellbeing support for adolescents in an holistic education setting in Scotland's capital city.
Edinburgh TM Centre
Maggie Adamson, Anna and Iain Campbell
Call 07503 002 275
Email edinburgh.scotland@tm.org
Take the first step
Public introductory talks are either online or in-person.
If your local centre is not advertising a webinar, please call them direct. Otherwise ...
...register for an info session
Courses of Instruction
Transcendental Meditation classes are offered by appointment in seven steps, at times convenient to you. The first 3 Steps can be taken in one session (Introductory lecture; Preparatory lecture; Personal interview). Step 4 – Personal instruction in Transcendental Meditation and steps 5, 6 and 7 must be taken over consecutive days for about 1.5 hrs each session. As part of the course fee, we provide a six-month follow up programme of regular checking and knowledge meetings, to ensure the best start and maximum benefits over time.
What is
Transcendental Meditation is a simple technique practised 20 minutes twice a day while sitting comfortably.
It is not a religion, philosophy, or lifestyle. Over ten million people of all ages, cultures and religions have learned TM.
TM's Scientifically Proven Health Benefits
Hundreds of published research studies on the TM technique have documented its effectiveness on stress and anxiety, brain function, cardiovascular health and more.
What happens when you meditate?
The TM technique allows your mind to easily settle inward, until you experience the most silent and peaceful level of your own awareness. It is completely different as it involves no concentrating or focusing, no trying to "empty the mind".
What people are saying
about Transcendental Meditation
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TM is the only meditation practice that has been shown to reduce blood pressure…all other meditation techniques, including Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction are not recommended in clinical practice to lower blood pressure.
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Perhaps its greatest benefit is that it's relatively quick to learn and easy to master. No waiting weeks or months of practice before you see results"
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According to both the Australian CSIRO and American Heart Association (AHA), the TM technique is the only meditation technique that has been shown to effectively reduce high blood pressure.
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A 2009 study found Transcendental Meditation helped alleviate stress in college students, while another found it helped reduce blood pressure, anxiety, depression and anger.
How is Transcendental Meditation different
from other meditations?
Compared to other meditations TM is different in two ways.
1. Absolutely effortless
- No concentrating
- No control of the mind
- No mindfulness (monitoring of thoughts)
- No trying to "empty the mind"
- Anyone can do it, even children with ADHD
2. Proven effective
TM has been proven effective for stress and anxiety, clarity of mind, and more.