Probationers regularly practicing the TM stress release
technique as part of their probation conditions
Transcendental Meditation Program center
55 Plaza Square, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Farrokh Anklesaria, Esq. Barrister-at-Law
International Director of Rehabilitation Programs
Maharishi University of Management
Farrokh introduces the Judges who are inaugurating
The Enlightened Sentencing Project, October 1996
The Honorable Stephen N. Limbaugh, Jr.
Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court,
former prosecuting attorney who learned TM in college
"Congratulations
to Judge Mason for his open mindedness and for his creativeness in
recognizing that Transcendental Meditation may be a very useful tool in
rehabilitation of criminal offenders... and for those probationers, I look
forwarding to seeing you very shortly as useful and productive citizens of
our community." click for audio
The Honorable Sherri Sullivan
Judge of the Missouri Circuit Court
"I wish for great success for the program
teaching probationers TM. I wish for everyone
who comes through these doors, that they
seek and they find enlightenment."
click for audio
Representative Sue Shear, Missouri State Legislature
"I chair a House and Senate
Joint Statutory Committee
on Correctional Institutions, and I have been a lone voice for many years looking for
alternatives to imprisonment, because I know for sure that we spend millions of dollars
building new prisons, and the crime goes on.
I see this as a wonderful alternative to imprisonment, and a way to reduce crime and all
the problems that we have in our society." click for audio
Cutting the Ribbon to Inaugurate
The Enlightened Sentencing Project
Advisory Board
Thomas M. Newmark, Esq
The Honorable Sherri Sullivan
The Honorable David Mason
The Honorable Stephen N. Limbaugh, Jr.
Farrokh Anklesaria, Esq