Maharishi Foundation Australia Ltd

Maharishi Foundation Australia Ltd is endorsed for three charitable purposes: Advancing the Security or Safety of Australia or the Australian Public; Advancing Education; and Advancing Health. To achieve these objectives we offer scientifically verified, ConsciousnessBased stress management programs, delivered by certified teachers and made readily available through our teaching Centres in all states and territories, including Maharishi Vedic College in South Australia. The intellectual property of these programs is protected by Australian registered trademark and copyright law. Advancing the Security or Safety of Australia or the Australian Public is achieved by implementing the Maharishi Effect. This is a peerreviewed and widely published crime prevention strategy which spontaneously dissolves societal stress and tension within large populations by naturally increasing coherence in the collective consciousness of that location. This upsurge of coherence and orderliness spreads as a field effect in society automatically reducing major crime and violence on a wide social scale including for entire cities and nations as a whole. Confirmed by 45 scientific research studies. All donations for Maharishi Effect research in Australia entitle the donors to an official tax deduction. Advancing Education programs effortlessly and naturally develop the full creative potential of the individual as indicated by increased intelligence, improved memory, increased creativity, greater use of the brain s unused reserves, increased learning ability, improved academic performance, etc. Advancing Health involves an individually tailored approach to developing and maintaining optimum health. This is accomplished through the systematic methodologies of Maharishi AyurVeda which include timetested pulse diagnosis and natural therapies, together with dietary and lifestyle advice. The benefits of these charitable purposes have been validated by over 650 scientific research studies, conducted at more than 300 universities and research institutes in 30 countries. Studies have been published in leading international scientific and academic journals.