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Trans( By BOB CRAFT Feature Editor "Ufe is improved in a very tangible way," said Eric Dahl, lecturer on Transcendental Meditation, who spoke Tuesday night to about 125 people in the Russell House. Dahl said Transcendental Meditation or T.M. "is very natural. It belongs to life." He said there are three fields of life: ac tion, thought and being. Action springs from thought and thought springs from being, according to Dahl. Being is an "unbounded reservior of energy, intelligence and happiness." T.M., plunges one deep into one's being, or consciousness and by this process one's mind is developed in "clarity, profundity and efficiency," Dahl said. During the actual practice of 00004 PABST 0 BLUE RIBBO O Returnable Bottles HOT or 0 COLD Plus Deposl 0 0 RIPPLE 4-5 Quart 0 Ice Cold Boone's FAR1\ O APPLE WINE O 99c Fifth $110 Case Our Cold rs. oo6PPEanooe BULKDREVE ~0 .3&6~R~ISS. :endental T.M. one's body goes into "a unique state," Dahl said. He said this state "is not like being awake, asleep or dreaming" but like one is resting "better than a night's sleep." Dahl said one's personal tensions "dissolve." He also said physical health improves because inner tensions are dissolved. Relationships with other people improve because "if there is some restriction on to our life then we aren't going to enjoy other people and they aren't going to enjoy us. "Life is improved in all aspects, "Dahl said. "We start radiating life, warmness and light." Dahl said spiritual strength also in creases. Dahl said that as one continues meditating, purer and finer levels of consciousness are attained. He said meditation is nothing- it C)oo Budweiser 12 oz. N $19 6-pack 5 og $6-m case . Hot t WINE By the$9 65 Case Ice Cold$* Check All our discount prices! SCHLITZ, COLT 45, 14 oz., MILLER and BUDWEISER MALT Hot 6-pak-Hot full Case $1.77 $6.70 Cold Beer 25c extra Per Farm Shirts )UCK I Everyday Low Prices Watch For SPECIALS IURS 10.8-Fri.-lo-9 'rday-8-9 0 tAGE SALES #M 4APHNE 9 . W ' pus rev Mediatior conflicts with no one's personal background or religion. All life styles are enhanced by its prac tice, Dahl said. Dahl said about a dozen Russell He hosts Mall By HARRY HOPE News Editor The current showing of works by George and Martha Mallet in the Russell House second floor art gallery offers a look at tapestry and weaving constructions. Tapestry, is an old form of ex pression found in old castles and cathedrals, the most famous of which is the Bayeux Tapestry, depicting the Norman invasion. Martha Mallet's work with wool, leather and string seems, at first glance, to be wearing apparel, but later look uncomfortable and PAP H eels i Soor Mon, Tues 's LADI] lews. 'belongs universities have accredited-T.M. as a course entitled, Science of Creative Intelligence. He is a member of the International Student Meditation Society. use et art probably would make wretched clothes. Several hangings of this type could make an individualistic decorating scheme. If you can't buy the constructions, the next best thing would be to make your own. George Mallet's sculpture is metal statues with long straight lines. The tapestry exhibition carries the show, and is worth viewing. The showing is free, unless you want to buy. PAGAI FIats *180 YELLOW TAG FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Hours Thur. 8. Fri. 10:00-9:00 Wd. 8, Sat. 1:004:00 NAME BRA to life' There is another meeting tWn tatively scheduled Sept. 30. A four day course is scheduled for Oct. 1-4 and will cost $35.00. Bifani (Continued from Page 1) Enterprises presents the University of South Carolina's first fall concert for USC-Ga. Tech weekend." Bifani said it was bad form for MBA to associate itself with the University. He said he does not know exactly who ran the add, but does not blame the Gamecock for publishing. it. He holds MBA responsible. To prevent future misun derstandings of this sort, he em phasized that all Univer~sity Union productions will be billed as, "The University Union presents ..." Subscribe to The Gamecock e the .LO I $O25"0 ~ND SHOES