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The 19 pages that link to Transcendental Meditation, each with the reason it gives.

• VipassanaCompared with: Its mantra-based method and lineage differ from Vipassana’s observation of experience.

• Buddhist meditationCompared with: It is a non-Buddhist meditation system often compared with Buddhist practice.

• DhyanaCompared with: It is a modern method distinct from classical uses of dhyana.

• ZazenCompared with: It contrasts with zazen's emphasis on seated form and Zen training.

• ShamathaCompared with: It uses a distinct modern method rather than shamatha’s Buddhist training frameworks.

• SamathaCompared with: Its modern framework and aims differ from Buddhist samatha traditions.

• JapaCompared with: It also uses silent mantra repetition, but follows a distinct modern teaching system.

• Jiddu KrishnamurtiCompared with: Its prescribed method contrasts with Krishnamurti's rejection of systems for achieving meditation.

• ScientologyCompared with: It offers a contrasting modern movement centered on spiritual development through a different practice.

• Ramana MaharshiCompared with: Its use of a mantra contrasts with Ramana’s instruction to investigate the sense of “I” itself.

• Brahma KumarisCompared with: Both spread meditation internationally, but their methods and metaphysical teachings differ.

• EckankarCompared with: Both movements teach spiritual practice, but differ in their origins, doctrines, and institutional forms.