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| 28 October 2013 A study conducted in Taiwan looked at various modes of intellectual performance in students before and after a time period where they either practised Transcendental Meditation or else slept for a short time or practised some form of comtemplative meditation. In students practising Transcendental Meditation, researchers found increased creativity and increased practical intelligence. They also found increased field independence—the ability to maintain broad comprehension while focusing sharply. The TM group also showed increased mental efficiency, or the ability to make very rapid decisions correctly, and increased abstract intelligence. |
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