Re: Mantras Sacred and Profane. Was: Transcendental Meditation....

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From: Linda Birmingham
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 1988 08:15

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In article <404@wpg.UUCP> russ@wpg.UUCP (Russell Lawrence) writes:
>
>For sceptics, the mantric 
>effect is well documented, in anthropological, scientific, and medical, 
>as well as religious, literature.  (Bibliographies available on 
>request).  
Please post Bibliography. I'm sure sceptics and non-sceptics alike would
be interested.

(Apart from which I have to write an essay on Mantra :-)

Thanks,

Linda. (Brunel University, Middlesex, England)
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From: linda@cc.brunel.ac.uk (Linda Birmingham)
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Subject: Re: Mantras Sacred and Profane.  Was: Transcendental Meditation....
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Date: 27 Apr 88 08:15:02 GMT
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