This doesn't negate the documented evidence we have to offer. No one currently involved with the web pages on Transcendental Meditation and the Natural Law Party is a Christian, although over the years we have had volunteers who were Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, and agnostic. In fact, trancenet.org currently maintains three web sites on Christian-based groups that former members have labeled cults. Our largest traffic goes to No Way Out , a site on The Way International, such a Christian-based group. Too often we have found within the TM organization disparaging language and attitudes regarding Christians.
Christians are just like anyone else.
Generally, only devout Christians were motivated to challenge TM teachers at public lectures regarding the religious implications of the Maharishi's Transcendental Meditation. It is also possible, in our opinion, that many TM teachers and insiders harbor some guilt about lying to Christians about the religious nature of the TM initiation ceremony and the mantras , which are the names of Hindu gods. Although we agree with the U.S. courts' ruling that TM is fundamentally religious and does not belong in our public school systems, we again are not Christian ourselves. Far from bad karma, we believe exposing the inner workings of the TM movement and the Natural Law Party is simply good civics. A good citizen owes it to others to raise an alarm if he or she suspects a danger may exist to fellow citizens.