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About Randy Mackenzie

Randy Mackenzie has enjoyed teaching over 5000 people in the past 50 years, the Transcendental Meditation technique in Armenia, the Philippines, India, NY state, NJ, CO, WY, FL and NM.

He has been on several projects involving health care workers, veterans, schools, musicians and a few professional athletes. He has served on many levels of the administration including running an Ayurvedic Health Clinic in NY state. He has a BA in Sociology from Colgate University and an MBA from Maharishi International University. He is currently the co-director of the Summit, NJ TM center for 12 years.

About Alice Mary Brickman

Taught Transcendental Meditation (TM) on Long Island for 3 years 2014-2017 Moved to Summit, NJ in 2017 and I have been teaching TM in Summit and Red Bank, to over 1,500 people.

Worked on a special project for health care workers at a NJ hospital, CenterSate in Feehold, NJ during the pandemic to reduce anxiety, PTSD and stress to the front line workers in conjunction with the David Lynch Foundation. BA, Sociology, Siena College, 1980, Albany, NY. I worked in Sales and Sales Support / Customer Service on Long Island and NYC till 2014 when I went for TM teacher training.

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Our Values

Creating Space for Clarity, and Personal Growth


We value peace, compassion, growth, and balance, creating a supportive environment where everyone can explore meditation and strengthen their connection with themselves.

Vision

Vision

To inspire peaceful, balanced lives through accessible meditation that supports clarity, awareness, growth, and lasting inner harmony.

Mission

Mission

To guide people toward greater peace, focus, personal growth, and wellbeing through simple, consistent meditation practices.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

A meditation routine can be incorporated into your daily schedule without requiring a large amount of time. The specific practice schedule can be explained during instruction.

Meditation can provide time for relaxation and may help you develop a calmer response to everyday stress. Regular practice can become part of a healthy approach to managing daily pressure.

Meditation can help create greater awareness and mental calm. Many people practice meditation as part of their efforts to improve focus and manage a busy mind.

Yes. Many people use meditation as part of their personal and spiritual development. The experience and meaning of spiritual growth can be different for every person.