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In today’s episode of End Anxiety with James Meade and Friends we are talking with Jerome Buchanan. Jerome is a professional MMA fighter and an aspiring TM teacher; he is also a former computer programmer and analyst. Listen to Mr. Buchanan’s fascinating account of how Transcendental Meditation helped him to find the best version of himself and how this clarity benefitted him in all aspects of his life—not just in the ring. Jerome also talks about his initiative to try and help popularize TM among his fellow African Americans in the United States.
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