Statement of Purpose

To advance the formal and professional recognition of Meditation as a therapeutic practice.

To set minimal educational standards for Meditation teachers.

To set professional standards and code of ethics for practicing Meditation Teachers.

To seek affiliation and where possible, accreditation with like-minded groups
and associations, internationally.

To become a point of reference to the general public and others working in health-related areas, for information and resources concerning the practice and benefits of Meditation in all its traditions and contemporary styles.

To be a forum for discussion about community perceptions of Meditation

To promote the practice of Meditation on a world wide level

To encourage the teaching of Meditations principles and practicalities

To assist members to obtain professional indemnity insurance.

To produce a (quarterly) newsletter.

To provide an internet based information centre for those seeking advice and
guidance about Meditation, it's principals, practice and benefits.

To provide a world wide network for Meditation teachers
of all styles and traditions of Meditation.

To protect and advance Meditations credibility as a valuable therapeutic healing modality,
a self empowering personal development tool and a spIritual practice.

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