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PUBLIC INTRODUCTORY LECTURES ON THE TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION Programme as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi The Transcendental Meditation programme is. a simple, natural technique for: Peace of Mind Increased Energy Inner Happiness Speakers: Robert Adams M.A., LL.B, Business Consultant. Bryan Lee I.M.S. International Co-ordinator. TUESDAY: 17th June, Bp.m. Town Hall Conference Room. TUESDAY: LUNCHTIME, 17th June, 12.15p.m. Town Hall Conference Room. WEDNESDAY: LUNCHTIME, 18th June, 12.15p.m. Town Hall Conference Room. THURSDAY: 19th June, Bp.m. Town Hall Conference Room. •10.000 people last month learnt this simple, practical procedure which eliminated fatigue and stress. A world wide explosion of scientific interest in the Transceden.tal Meditation programme is resulting from the discovery of actual improvements in bodily and mental fumctioning and health in people practising it. Positive results have recently been reported in the "Lancet'', Journal of the British Medical Association; Journal of the American Medical Association"; "Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology ; and about 50'other medical and scientific publications. About 250 scientific research projects on it are currently underway. The Canadian Department of Health has ordered a full-scale medical evaluation of the programme. The Transcedental Meditation technique is practised for a few minutes morning and evening, as one sits comfortably with eyes closed. It works by providing ones body with deeper rest than even sleep can do. During this time the mind remains clearly awake and able to respond to stimuli. The technique is straightforward and easily learned. Many major companies overseas ond in New Zealand are paying for their executives to take the programme and it is being introduced officially to British, Canadian, German U.S. and Scandinavian schoolchildren. It. results in clearer thinking and greater motivation. INTERNATIONAL MEDITATION SOCIETY, PHONE 75-859 or 557-905

THE COURT THEATRE The Company that gave you that brilliant, scintillating - musical "Canterbury Tales’ and the stylish Tartuffe Now brings you Shakespeare's Immortal Comedy JL "AS YOU LIKE IT" Directed by Roy Hope (courtesy Rothmans Cultural Foundation) Costumes by Peter Lees-Jeffries. Musical Director: Wm Southgate. Set by Jean Harris. Lighting by Chris Mangin. J J II THERE'S ORIGINAL MUSIC! THERE'S DANCING AND SINGING! THIS IS A SHAKESPEARE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET. at JAMES HAY THEATRE uala opening Bpm, Saturday, sth July. Season ends on Saturday, 19 July.Matinee, 12th July 2pm - No Sunday performances. — * It costs no more • It's convenient • It's simple Adults $4.60, Senior citizens and students, $3.60 qQQK St MP AI L« * You get the best available seats Parties of 20 or more $3.60 plus 2 free seats for party organisers. • There's no waiting in queues. (Matinee Adults, $3.10, Senior citizens and students $2.10) Send your order, cheque, and stamped addressed return envelope to - Town Hall Booking Office, P. O. Box 13144, Christchurch.’ Preferential booking for Voucher holders and Supporters opens Monday 16 th June