5 papers in the library · 43 citations · publishing 1996-2018
April 17, 2018 Dennis P. Heaton, Colin Heaton 6 citations
In this chapter we relate our experience with the system of Consciousness-Based Education (CBE) at Maharishi University of Management to the Knowing dimension of the sustainability mindset model. The three components of Knowing according to CBE are the knower, the process of knowing, and the known. In CBE all three are handled in distinctive ways which contribute to Systems Perspective,...
Journal of Maharishi Vedic Research Institute August 1, 2017 Stanley W. Kendz, Dennis P. Heaton
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi has explained that with ‘Support of Nature’ individuals find desires and wishes are fulfilled in a way that seems to be caused by fortunate coincidences—that circumstances come about without their direct action, to fulfil their desires. Maharishi has extolled Support of Nature as a consciousness-based management tool to ‘do less and accomplish more’ in fulfilling personal...
Advances in Logistics, Operations, and Management Science 2016 Dennis P. Heaton
The next generation of business leaders aspires to integrate financial success with social and environmental responsibility. A fundamental enabler of more enlightened business practice is a change of consciousness toward the compassion, comprehension, and courage needed to conduct business in a way that leads to sustainability and thriving. This chapter presents the system of...
Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion September 1, 2009 Eva Norlyk Herriott, Jane Schmidt‐Wilk, Dennis P. Heaton
A qualitative study explored features of personal development in a group of entrepreneurs who were long‐term practitioners of the Transcendental Meditation and TM‐Sidhi program. Subjects reported that their meditation practice enabled them to cultivate inner experiences, which they described as being anchored to an unshakeable, transcendental inner spiritual core. These entrepreneurs reported...
Journal of Managerial Psychology June 1, 1996 Harald S. Harung, Dennis P. Heaton, William W. Graff et al. 37 citations
Investigates higher stages of human development in some of the world’s most accomplished performers. Indicates that far more frequent experiences of a silent, expanded, restfully alert and non‐attached state of heightened awareness characterize those individuals who display outstanding skill and accomplishment in their action. Interprets these findings in the light of the Vedic Psychology of...