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David Lynch is one of those directors with their unique styles in America. His movie is magnificent and weird, surreal and mysterious, the theme of which is obscure and depressing. His master works are Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet and so on, focusing on revealing the absurdity and uncontrollability of humanity covered by the normal life. In this book, David Lynch enthusiastically talks about his over thirty years commitment to practicing Transcendental Meditation. During the thirty years, Lynch has practiced it two times one day and every practice lasts twenty minutes, and he has never missed any one of them. Transcendental Meditation plays an important role in Lynchs movie, painting and all aspects of his life, and helps him immerge himself into his inner heart, capture ideas and obtain a peaceful mind and the source of inspiration. In addition to sharing his own way of creative thinking, David Lynch also reviews his life experience in the road of movie; meanwhile he answers some questions in Lynchian style about his movie.